JPH0594413U - Wiring device for partition panel - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] The cord holders (10) (1
Attach 1) firmly with a simple operation. [Structure] A horizontal prismatic support arm (8) is projected on the facing surface of a pedestal (6) suspended from the lower ends of the left and right vertical frame rods (1) of the frame body of the partition panel. A mounting groove (1) having a downward groove formed in the center of the cord receivers (10) (11) in the longitudinal direction.
Fit both ends of 0a) and (11a) from above and attach.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a device for wiring a large number of electric cords inside and below a partition panel.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 This type of device has already been described in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 2-147512, and horizontal support portions are provided on both front and rear surfaces of the base of the connector fixed to the lower ends of the columns at both ends of the partition panel. Then, the U-shaped notches cut at both ends of the groove-shaped cord guide having a U-shaped cross section are fitted to the base body of the connecting tool, and the both ends of the cord guide are placed on the supporting portion to bridge the two. A large number of electric cords are wired on this cord guide.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in the above-mentioned device, since the connecting tool is immovable when the cord guide is bridged, the U-shaped notches at both ends are tilted to the base of the connecting portion in the narrow upper and lower space below the panel body. The work is troublesome because it is necessary to fit them together.

Further, since the cord guide cannot be fitted deeply, when a large number of heavy electric cords are wired in the cord guide, the cord guide may be disengaged from the connecting portion due to an impact or the like. When wiring a large number of electric cords on the cord guide, for example, dissimilarly connect different types of electric cords used in other rooms partitioned by partition panels without touching them. It was impossible to do so, and incorrect wiring was likely to occur, which was dangerous.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 According to the present invention, a horizontal prismatic support arm is projectingly provided on the facing surface of the pedestal attached to the lower ends of the left and right vertical frame rods of the partition panel, and the horizontal center of the cord receiver is provided in the longitudinal direction. A downward mounting groove is formed to extend, and when both ends of the mounting groove are fitted into both opposing support arms from above, part of the inner surface of the mounting groove is brought into surface contact with the prismatic support arm. By doing so, the above-mentioned solution is achieved.

[0006]

[Action]

 Since the horizontal support arm in the shape of a prism is projected from the facing surface of the pedestal, the code receiver can be shorter than both pedestals of the partition panel, and the cord receiver can be easily attached. When the mounting groove is fitted to the support arm, a part of the inner surface of the mounting groove comes into surface contact with the prismatic support arm, so that the cord receiver does not fall out of the support arm without wobbling.

[0007] Further, by utilizing the engaging groove protruding upward in the center of the cord receiver, it is possible to partition a large number of wired cords, and the cords to be separated can be provided on both sides of the mounting groove. Wiring eliminates wiring problems.

[0008]

【Example】

 1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the present invention. (1) is a vertical frame rod forming a frame body of a partition panel, (2) is a horizontal frame rod, (3) is a front panel, (4) is a skirting board, and (5) is a mounting cylinder fixedly attached to the skirting board (4).

The upper mounting portion (6a) of the pedestal (6) is fitted to the lower end of the rectangular cylindrical vertical frame rod (1), and the lower leg portion (6b) of the pedestal (6) is fitted. The lower end of the mounting cylinder (5) of the skirting board (4) is engaged from above with a pair of front and rear (right and left in FIG. 4) upper engaging pieces (7) (7) provided at the upper end.

On the inner side surface (right side in FIG. 1) of the leg portion (6b), a pair of upper and lower prismatic arms (8) (8) facing inward are projected, and the height adjustment is also performed at the center of the lower surface. The screws (9) are screwed together. (10) (11) is slightly shorter than the distance between the facing surfaces of the left and right legs (6b) (the left leg is not shown), and is shorter than the distance between the two baseboards (4) (4). It is a horizontal cord receiver with a small width, and mounting grooves (10a) (11a) each having a downward groove facing the longitudinal direction are bent in the center of the cord receiver, and the lower ends of the mounting grooves (10a) (11a) are bent. The support plates (10b) and (11b) that are horizontal and face outward are bent.

Both cord receivers (10) and (11) have upper and lower support arms (8) and (8) on both ends of their mounting grooves (10a) and (11a) (both right support arms are not shown). , Are fitted from above and attached to both pedestals (6) (the right pedestal is not shown).

The device of the present invention described above has a large number of cords (12) on the supporting plates (10b) (11b) of both cord receivers (10) (11) as shown in phantom in FIG. It can be placed and wired to the top of the partition panel or to the adjacent partition panel. Also, remove the blocking plate (13) that covers the notch at the lower corner of the skirting board (4) and wire it to the outside of the partition panel. You can also do it.

Since both cord receivers (10) and (11) can be bridged to the support arms (8) and (8) without being inclined in the longitudinal direction, they can be easily inserted into the narrow space below the horizontal frame rod (2). It can be attached, and each support arm (8) can be made sufficiently long, so even if a large number of heavy cords (12) ... are placed on the cord receivers (10) (11), the cords will be impacted. The receivers (10) (11) will not fall out.

Further, this device utilizes the upper and lower cord receivers (10) and (11) and the upwardly protruding mounting grooves (10a) and (11b) to easily distinguish a large number of cords (12). It is possible to electrostatically or magnetically shield the cords (12) and (12) that are difficult to be wired or wired close to each other.

FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment of the present invention. The same members as those in the previous embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, description thereof will be omitted, and only different points will be described. In this embodiment, downward engaging claws (22) and (22) are provided on both side surfaces of the upper and lower support arms (21) and (21) corresponding to the above (8), and the above (10) ( Engagement holes (25) and (25) into which engaging claws (22) can engage, respectively, at both ends of the mounting grooves (23a) and (24a) of the cord receivers (23) and (24) corresponding to 11). It is provided.

Like the cord receivers (10) and (11), the cord receivers (23) and (24) can be engaged with each other by placing both ends on the support arms (21) and (21) and forcibly pushing them down. The claws (22) engage with the engagement holes (25), and the cord receivers (23) and (24) are attached to the support arms (21) more firmly than in the previous embodiment.

The attached cord receivers (23) and (24) can be pushed into the engaging claws (22) and the engaging holes (25) by pushing up the side edges of the supporting plates (23b) and (24b). It is disengaged and can be removed. The mutual engagement mechanism of the cord receivers (23) and (24) is not limited to the above, and although not shown, for example, engaging holes are formed in both side surfaces of the support arm (21), and the cord receiver (23) is formed. 23) Downward engaging claws protruding inward may be provided at both ends of both sides of the mounting grooves (23a) and (24a) of (24).

[0018]

[Effect of the device]

 The present invention has the following effects. (a) Since the length of the support arm can be freely set, even if a large number of heavy cords are wired in the cord receiver and the cord is impacted, the cord receiver will not fall off.

(B) A large number of cords can be segmented and wired by using the mounting groove that is bent in the center of the cord receiver and protrudes upward. Can be wired to.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially omitted exploded perspective view showing a main part of a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway front view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a partially omitted cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG.

FIG. 5 is a partially omitted exploded perspective view showing an essential part of a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) Vertical frame rod (2) Horizontal frame rod (3) Surface panel (4) Baseboard (5) Mounting cylinder (6) Pillar (6a) Mounting part (6b) Leg part (7) Engaging piece (8) ) Support arm (9) Adjustment screw (10) (11) Cord receiver (10a) (11a) Mounting groove (10b) (11b) Support plate (12) Cord (13) Closure plate (21) Support arm (22) Dowel (23) (24) Cord receiver (23a) (24a) Mounting groove (23b) (24b) Support plate (25) Engagement hole

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A horizontal prismatic support arm is projectingly provided on the facing surface of a pedestal attached to the lower ends of the left and right vertical frame rods of a partition panel, and the longitudinal direction is provided substantially at the center of the horizontal cord receiver. Forming a downward mounting groove extending to the both sides, and when both ends of the mounting groove are fitted into both supporting arms facing each other from above, a part of the inner surface of the mounting groove is brought into surface contact with the prismatic supporting arm. Wiring device for the partition panel. 2. The wiring device for a partition panel according to claim 1, wherein downward engaging claws are provided on the front and rear surfaces of the support arm, respectively, and engaging holes are formed on the side surfaces of the attachment groove of the cord receiver.