JPH043204B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a mailbox, and more particularly, a mounting structure for a mailbox, and more specifically, a mailbox body in which mail is stored has a plurality of electrical devices built-in, such as lighting equipment and an intercom. The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a mailbox in which a plurality of wiring cords corresponding to the following are respectively drawn out.

[Background technology]

Generally, this type of mailbox is provided that has a built-in lighting fixture for nameplate lighting and an interphone at the same time, but according to extension regulations, the wiring cord 4 of the power line for lighting fixtures, etc. and the wiring cord for the intercom etc. As shown in FIG. 1, the wiring cord 5 of the signal line must be wired in separated pipes 31 and 32 so as not to be exposed to the outside. As shown in Fig. 2, the two pipes 31 and 32 described above are housed within the support 30 that supports the receiving box body 1, so the support 30 is required to have a large diameter, and a double layer is required. The structure becomes complicated as it becomes a tube. Furthermore, since the receiving box main body 1 is supported by one pillar 30, the fixing strength cannot be increased.

[Purpose of the invention]

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and its main purpose is to protect different types of wiring cords without using double pipes, and has other purposes as well. The purpose of this is to increase the fixing strength of the receiving box body, and another purpose is to enable multiple receiving box bodies to be installed using a single line of support. .

[Disclosure of the invention]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings. As shown in FIG. 3, a pair of left and right columns 6 are erected, and the receiving box main body 1 is disposed between both columns 6. The receiving box main body 1 is a box body, and supports 6 are arranged at intervals substantially equal to the left and right widths of the box body. Receiving box body 1
An input port 10 is provided in the front of the upper part, and a lighting fixture 2 for illuminating the nameplate and an interphone 3 for notifying visitors are installed in the lower part of the entire surface. The receiving box main body 1 is mounted on a support stand 7 installed between the pillars 6, and the support stand 7 is a support formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section with an upward opening, as shown in FIG. Attachment pieces 11 extend from both ends of the support bar 8, and a receiving plate 12 is fixed to the upper surface of the longitudinally central portion of the support bar 8. The mounting piece 11 is provided with a fixing hole 13 into which a screw 18 for fixing the mounting piece 11 to the support column 6 is inserted, and a wiring hole 14 that is penetrated corresponding to the end surface of the support bar 8. The receiving plate 12 also has fixing holes 15 at four corners into which screws (not shown) for fixing the receiving box body 1 are inserted.
is formed, and a supporting machine 8 is formed in the central part.
A wiring through hole 16 is provided corresponding to the opening.
To install this support stand 7 between the columns 6, attaching pieces 1
What is necessary is to insert a screw into the fixing hole 17 provided in the support column 6 through the fixing hole 13 provided in the support column 1. A wiring hole 9 is also formed in the support column 6 at a position corresponding to the wiring hole 14 of the mounting piece 11. The support column 6 is formed hollow, and the wiring cords 4 and 5 pulled out from the bottom surface of the receiving box main body 1 are passed through the wiring through hole 16 of the receiving plate 12 and attached to the support frame, as shown in FIG. 8, and here the wiring code 4,5
The wiring cords 4 and 5 are divided into left and right as a power supply line and a signal line, respectively, depending on the equipment to which they are tangential. The wiring cords 4 and 5 passing through the support bar 8 are connected to wiring holes 9 and 14, respectively.
It is inserted into the support column 6 through. In this way, the wiring cord 4 as a power line for the lighting fixture 2 is housed in one of the left and right columns 6, and the wiring cord 5 as a signal line for the intercom 3 is housed separately in the other side. become. As described above, each wiring cord 4, 5 can be wired through a different conduit, and since the receiving box main body 1 is placed on the support bar 8, the wiring cords 4, 5 are exposed to the outside. This allows wiring to be performed in compliance with the extension regulations without any problems.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, the support 6 is provided with fixing holes 17 and wiring holes 9 regularly arranged in the vertical direction. That is, one mounting piece 11
Three holes corresponding to the number of holes are provided periodically. Therefore, the support stand 7 can be fixed at a desired height position, and the receiving box main body 1 can be provided at a height that is easy to use. Also, Figure 8a,
As shown in c, two or more mailbox bodies 1 can be installed vertically, and construction is easy even when a large number of mailboxes are required in an apartment complex or the like. If three pillars 6 are used, the receiving box bodies 1 can be arranged horizontally as shown in FIG. 8b. Furthermore, by utilizing the fact that the support 6 has a plurality of fixing holes 17 and wiring holes 9, as shown in FIG. The blind plate 20 can be attached between the columns 6 using holes other than the hole 9. In this way, the receiving box main body 1 attached to the pillar 6 can be constructed in series with the fence 21 as shown in FIG. It is something. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 10, three pillars 6 are erected, and a receiving box main body 1 is disposed between each pillar 6, and a frame 24 is attached so as to straddle between the pillars 6 at both ends. By attaching the lighting equipment 23 to 24, a plurality of receiving box bodies 1 can be illuminated at the same time. Here, it goes without saying that the wiring cord is housed within the frame 24. In addition, as shown in FIG. 11, there is a meter box 2 in which meters for water, gas, etc. are housed in the space below the receiving box main body 1.
As shown in FIG. 12, the lower part of the receiving box main body 1 may be left open, and a decoration 26 such as a flower basket may be suspended from the supporting stand 7. .

〔Effect of the invention〕

In the present invention, as described above, the receiving box main body is disposed between a pair of supports, and a wiring hole is formed in the supporting pillar corresponding to the support stand that is installed between the supports and supports the receiving box main body. The wiring cord pulled out from the box body is stored in either the left or right support depending on the device connected to the wiring cord, so separate tubes are installed depending on whether the wiring cord is a power line or a signal line. It is possible to distribute the wiring within the road, and the support base has a support crosspiece that opens upward, and the wiring cord is stored in the support machine, and the receiving box body closes the top surface, so the wiring cord can be distributed. It has the advantage that it is not exposed to the outside, can be wired in accordance with legal regulations, and is easy to assemble because it does not use double pipes. Furthermore, 2
Since the receiving box body is supported between the book pillars, the supporting strength is large and the receiving box main body is supported stably. Another advantage of a support with multiple wiring holes is that it is possible to attach multiple receiving box bodies between a pair of supports, or to attach a combination of the receiving box body and other equipment. has.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a partial perspective view showing a conventional support, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a mounting state of the receiving box body using the same as above, Fig. 3 is a front view of the present invention, and Figs. 4 a and b respectively. A perspective view of a support stand and pillar used in the same as above,
Figure 5 is a partial perspective view showing the installation state of the same as above;
Figures a and b are perspective views of the support stand and strut used in the combined invention, Figure 7 is a partial perspective view showing the mounting state of the same as above, and Figures 8 a, b, and c are respectively how to install the receiver box body of the same as above. Front view showing an example of FIG. 9a,
b is a front view showing another construction example same as above, and FIGS. 10 to 12 are front views showing still other construction examples same as above. 1 is a receiving box main body, 2 is a lighting fixture, 3 is an interphone, 4 and 5 are wiring cords, 6 is a column, 7 is a support stand, 8 is a support crosspiece, and 9 is a wiring hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A mailbox in which a plurality of electrical devices such as lighting equipment and an intercom are built into the receiving box body in which mail is stored, and a plurality of wiring cords corresponding to each device are respectively drawn out. , is placed on a support stand disposed between a pair of pillars, and has a horizontal width approximately equal to the distance between both pillars, and the support stand is installed between both pillars and has an upwardly opened cross section. It has a U-shaped support bar, each column is hollow, and a wiring hole penetrating inside and outside is formed at a position corresponding to the support bar,
A mailbox characterized in that the wiring cord is pulled out from the bottom surface of the box body, passes through the support bar, and is housed through a wiring hole in either the left or right support depending on each connected device. Mounting structure. 2. A mailbox that houses multiple electrical devices such as lighting fixtures and intercoms in the main body of the mailbox where mail is stored, and has multiple wiring cords drawn out according to each device, and is connected between a pair of pillars. It is placed on a supporting stand to be arranged, and has a horizontal width approximately equal to the distance between both supports, and the supporting stand has a support bar with a generally U-shaped cross section that opens upward and is installed between both supports. Each pillar is hollow and has a plurality of wiring holes penetrating inside and outside formed in the vertical direction, and a support beam is attached to a desired wiring hole among the plurality of wiring holes, Installation of a mail box characterized in that the wiring cord is pulled out from the bottom surface of the box main body, passes through the support bar, and is housed through a wiring hole in either the left or right support depending on each connected device. structure.