ЭЛЕМЕНТ КАБЕЛЬНОГО ВЫВОДА, УСТРОЙСТВО КАБЕЛЬНОГО ВЫВОДА, КОНСТРУКЦИЯ КАБЕЛЬНОГО ВЫВОДА, СПОСОБ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ ЭЛЕМЕНТА КАБЕЛЬНОГО ВЫВОДА И ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ ЭЛЕМЕНТА КАБЕЛЬНОГО ВЫВОДА НА ЛЕТАТЕЛЬНОМ АППАРАТЕ

Элемент (101) кабельного вывода для вывода кабеля (106), который может быть проложен в конструкции (105) кабельного канала, содержит секцию (101) ввода кабеля, соединительную часть (102) для соединения с конструкцией кабельного канала, секцию (103) вывода кабеля и соединительную часть (104) для соединения с другим элементом кабельного вывода. Соединительная часть (102) для соединения с конструкцией кабельного канала может быть соединена с конструкцией (105) кабельного канала таким образом, что кабель (106), который может быть проложен в конструкции (105) кабельного канала, может быть введен в секцию (101) ввода кабеля. Для формирования отверстия для вывода кабеля соединительная часть (104) для соединения с другим элементом кабельного вывода может быть соединена с аналогичной соединительной частью (111) другого элемента (107) кабельного вывода таким образом, что при соединении соединительных частей (104, 111) кабель (106), введенный в секцию (107) ввода кабеля, может быть выведен через сформированное ...

УСТРОЙСТВО ФИКСАЦИИ ГИБКИХ КАБЕЛЕЙ

Verfahren und Mittel zur Verlegung von Hilfsleitungen in Schaltanlagen

Anordnung zur Kabelführung, Montageverfahren, Kabelkanal und Haltekörper

Offenbart ist eine Anordnung zur Kabelführung, mit einem Kabelkanal zur Aufnahme zumindest eines Kabels, und mit zumindest einem Haltekörper zum Herausführen des zumindest einen Kabels aus dem Kabelkanal, wobei der Haltekörper mit dem Kabelkanal verrastbar ist und eine Öffnung zum Umgreifen des zumindest einen Kabels beim Herausführen aus dem Kabelkanal hat, ein Montageverfahren zum Montieren einer derartigen Anordnung, ein Kabelkanal einer derartigen Einrichtung und ein Haltekörper einer derartigen Halteeinrichtung.

Cable comb for electrical installations

The cable comb (10 or 10') comprises a longitudinal web (11) from which tongues (12) project which are closely adjacent to one another at their free ends by means of separating edges (16) and, closer to the longitudinal web (11), bound (by means of the respectively adjacent tongues (12)) a recess (13) for a single wire (30) or a wire harness (31 or 31') to be passed through. In this case, each tongue (12) is inclined in the longitudinal extent of the longitudinal web (11), the planes of extent of the inclined tongues including an acute angle (14 or 14') with the plane of extent of one longitudinal edge (15 or 15') of the longitudinal web (11), and there being a lateral separation (17) between the separating edges (16) at the free ends of adjacent tongues (12). These measures allow a cable comb to be created which allows both a single wire and also a wire harness to be passed in or out laterally in a very simple and easy manner through the recesses of adjacent tongues, without the tongues ...

Wiring channel for cables for transferring e.g. electric current, optical signals has base body with floor, two parallel side walls, protruding elements on side wall near hinge and/or fold points

The device consists essentially of an extruded continuos band with longitudinal segments forming wall sections joined together by hinges and/or fold points. The band can be aligned along the hinge and/or fold points to form a U-shaped base body (1). The base body consists of a floor (5) and two parallel side walls (2), whereby an element (4) arranged on the side wall near the hinge and/or fold points protrudes away from them. Independent claims are also included for the following: (a) an arrangement for manufacturing an inventive device (b) and a method of manufacturing an inventive device.

Theatre raceway assembly for electrical and communication distribution

A theatre raceway comprises an outlet assembly 24 and a back shell (22, Figure 6). The outlet assembly includes an electrical component (54, Figure 5) mounted to an outlet frame 46 having wire stays 64, 66 for guiding an electrical wire 68, 70, such as a communication or power wire. The wire stays are spaced apart to facilitate access to the wires, and provide guidance to maintain the position of the wires being routed across the outlet assembly. The back shell is secured to the outlet assembly and covers the wire stays. The raceway preferably comprises an alignment feature that aligns the back shell with the outlet assembly, such as a tab (72, Figure 8) and recess (74, Figure 9). The raceway may comprise a fastener (34, Figure 3) securing the back shell to the outlet assembly. The wire stays are preferably spaced apart by a gap at least five times their width. The back shell is preferably removably coupled to the outlet assembly and may include a U-shaped channel.

A wire manager capable of being removably mounted to stand-off

Improvements in or relating to wiring ducts for the reception of electric conductors

... 778,551. Conduits. SQUARE D CO. Feb. 16, 1956 [Feb. 18, 1955], No. 4814/56. Class 36. A wiring duct comprises an insulating channel 1 of U-shaped cross-section, the opposed sides 3, 4 of which have a multiplicity of openings 5 through which conductors can be passed, and a cover 6 to which brackets 9 are attached which are engageable with the sides 3, 4 of the channel. The cover 6 is preferably of insulating material and is U-shaped in cross-section, the brackets 9 being -secured thereto at regular intervals by studs 14. The legs 12, 13 of the brackets have inwardly directed tongues 16 which engage in certain of the openings 5, the inherent resilience of the. channel 1 tending to move the legs 3, 4 outwardly into engagement with the legs 12, 13. The rear wall 2 of the channel I has spaced slots through which plastic rivets extend, which rivets also pass through holes in a support 17.

Cable holding element

Cable holding element

Cable holding element

SYSTEM TO FEEDING AND MUTUAL ONE CONNECTING LOGIC COMPONENTS FOR THE CONTROL INDUSTRIALIST, AUTOMATIC DEVICES

TROUGHING AND ACCESSORIES FOR IT

VERDRAHTUNGSKANAL

TRAGEANORDNUNG

FORMED LEITUNGSTRAGER, IN PARTICULAR LINE AND/OR CABLE GUTTER

KABELWANNE

Weld-free assembly of galvanized steel parts

Described is an assembly of at least two galvanized steel parts, the first part comprising a receiving limb having at least one opening and the second part comprising at least one head end which engages with the receiving limb and provided with at least one lip protruding in a first plane from the head end, the at least one lip passing through the opening and bending behind the receiving limb, whereby the bent end of the lip is substantially following a second plane intersecting the first plane and forming an angle, the lip engaging with and pressing the receiving limb against the head end, thereby connecting the two parts, whereby the intersection of the at least one lip with the plane bisecting the angle between the first and the second plane and cutting the bent lip, shows a curve relative to the intersection of the first and the second plane.

Low profile cable exit trough

Device for the protection of cables laid in switch cabinets or other equipment

CABLE ROUTING DEVICE

The invention relates to a cable routing device intended, in particular, for the routing and distribution of electric cables, having an elongate structure (1) with a U-shaped cross-section, formed by the assembly of two side posts (3) forming the arms of the U and a base (2) forming the base of the U. The side posts (3) and the base (2) are made substantially from a composite material and/or a reinforced plastic material and at least one side post (3) is pivot-mounted to the base (2) about an axis of rotation (30) by means of at least one hinge (4). The invention also includes snap-coupling means and abutment means capable of locking the side post perpendicularly to the base (2) by rotational force.

DISTRIBUTING POST FOR WIRE INTERCONNECTING POINTS

CABLE HOLDING ELEMENT

ABSTRACT A cable holder has a base body and at least one cable holding element on the base body for defining at least one channel area to accommodate one or more cables. Each of the at least one cable holding element has two rows of latching projections, each latching projection having a first section and a second section, wherein the first latching projection section extends from the base body, and the second latching projection section is bent at an acute angle from the first latching projection section in a direction towards the base body. Ends of the latching projections of one row overlaps ends of the latching projections of the other row to form a guiding means. The guiding means are capable of guiding a cable both into and out from the at least one cable holding element. Date recue/Date Received 2020-08-20 ...

CABLE OUTLET ELEMENT, CABLE OUTLET DEVICE, CABLE OUTLET ARRANGEMENT, METHOD FOR PRODUCING A CABLE ELEMENT AND THE USE OF A CABLE OUTLET ELEMENT IN AN AIRCRAFT

... ²²²A cable outlet element (101) for leading out a cable (106) that can be routed ²through a raceway arrangement (105) comprises a cable lead-in section (101), a ²raceway arrangement connection (102), a cable lead-out section (103) and a ²cable outlet connection (104). The raceway arrangement connection (102) can be ²connected to a raceway arrangement (105) such that a cable (106) that can be ²routed through the raceway arrangement (105) can be fed into the cable lead-in ²section (101). To jointly form a cable outlet aperture the cable outlet ²connection (104) can be connected to a cable outlet connection (111) of ²another cable outlet element (107) such that at the connected cable outlet ²connections (104,111) a cable (106) fed into the cable lead-in section (101) ²can be led out through the jointly formed cable outlet aperture.² ...

A HEATED INSULATING GLASS PANEL WITH A FITTING

A heated insulating glass panel, with a fitting, is provided. The heated insulating glass panel is formed from two dielectric sheets that are separated by a spacer, which has a spacer layer at the spacer edge. The fitting, which is made of a fitting base portion and a fitting tubular portion, is attached to the spacer layer at the spacer edge by way of, for example, two screws. Thus, the fitting provides a pathway for routing wires into and away from the heated insulating glass panel. If necessary, an elbow may be provided which attaches to the fitting tubular portion for changing the direction of the routing of the wires. In addition, conduit may be attached to the fitting to route the wiring to and from the heated insulating glass panel.

Gerätegestell für die Aufnahme elektrischer Baueinheiten

Kabelführungskanal

Kabelkanal mit Befestigungsvorrichtung

Bausatz für Kabelkanäle und Montageleisten zur Erstellung von Schalttafeln

Apparatefeld mit Verdrahtungskanälen

Formkabel aus Einzeldrähten für Fernmelde-, insbesondere Fernsprechanlagen

Kabelführungskanal

Mehrfacher Verdrahtungskanal

Kabelführungskanal

TROUGHING AND PROCEDURE FOR ITS PRODUCTION.

CABLE COMB FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS.

KIT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A CONNECTION CHANNEL BETWEEN A CABLE RAILWAY AND A CABINET.

Manifold module having a line guide arrangement.

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verteilermodul (20) in der Art eines Verteilerschranks oder Verteilergestells zur Herstellung elektrischer oder optischer Leiterverbindungen mit Modulen, die an einem Modulträger (23) des Verteilermoduls anordenbar oder angeordnet sind, wobei der Modulträger (23) sich zwischen einem zum Aufstellen auf einem Untergrund vorgesehenen Bodenteil (21) und einem den Modulträger (23) zumindest partiell abdeckenden Deckelteil (22) vertikal erstreckt und von einer Frontseite (F) des Verteilermoduls, die sich zwischen Querseiten (Q1, Q2) des Verteilermoduls erstreckt, zugänglich ist, wobei an dem Deckelteil (22) und/oder dem Bodenteil (21) eine Leitungsführungsanordnung (40–47) zum Führen von Leitungen (LWL) zu mindestens einer der Querseiten (Q1, Q2) des Verteilermoduls (20), insbesondere zu einem neben dem Verteilermodul angeordneten weiteren Verteilermodul, angeordnet ist. Es ist vorgesehen, dass die Leitungsführungsanordnung (40–47) mindestens ein Trageelement (50) zum ...

TROUGHING.

Conductor guide bridge as part of a manifold module assembly.

Die Erfindung betrifft eine Leiterführungsbrücke (100, 101) als Bestandteil einer Verteilermodulanordnung (10) oder zur Verwendung mit einer solchen, die mindestens zwei Verteilermodule (20) in der Art von Verteilerschränken oder Verteilergestellen aufweist, die jeweils einen Modulträger (23) aufweisen, wobei die Verteilermodule zur Herstellung elektrischer oder optischer Leiterverbindungen mit Modulen vorgesehen sind, die an dem jeweiligen Modulträger anordenbar oder angeordnet sind, wobei der Modulträger sich zwischen einem Bodenteil und einem Deckelteil vertikal erstreckt und von einer Frontseite des jeweiligen Verteilermoduls, die sich zwischen Querseiten des Verteilermoduls erstreckt, zugänglich ist, wobei die Verteilermodule einen Abstand (A2) zueinander aufweisen, wobei die Leiterführungsbrücke zum Tragen von zwischen den Verteilermodulen geführten Leitungen (LWL) vorgesehen ist und den Abstand zwischen den Verteilermodulen überbrückt, so dass unterhalb der Brücke zwischen den Verteilermodulen ...

Cable holding element

Electrical control line

SUPPORT ADAPTS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CABLES

New provisions of assembly of the electric cables of the tables, frame, cupboards, boxes of distribution, etc

CONDUIT INTENDS IN PARTICULAR FOR THE ADVANCE CABLES

Channel, especially for laying cables and/or conductors, has attachment band that extends essentially over entire length of channel and that is provided with binding elements

Ce conduit est de forme tubulaire. Une bande de fixation (6), de préférence sécable, s'étend sur sensiblement toute la longueur du conduit. Il peut aussi être associé à un ou plusieurs autres conduits. Application à la pose de conduits électriques.

SYSTEM PROVIDING POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS AND INTERCONNECTIONS FOR LOGIC MODULES

Device intended to facilitate the installation of multiple electric connections

Improvements with the sheaths for the installation of electric drivers

Electrical cable ducting - has rows and columns of marked holes in walls of U-section duct and cover

A CABLE FIXING MEMBER

La présente invention se rapporte à un organe de fixation (50) pour un câble (3) caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte un canal (51) pour le passage du câble, le canal s'étendant selon une première direction (X), le canal comportant une première extrémité (51a) pourvue de moyens de guidage du câble selon une deuxième direction (Y) différente de la première direction, l'organe de fixation comportant des moyens de maintien du câble dans le canal.

Process of fixing of a wire isolated on a solder terminal lug

CABLE DUCT, CAPABLE OF CHANGING THE LOCATION OF A CABLE BY FORMING A CABLE HOLE WITHOUT SEPARATING THE CABLE DUCT FROM A CONTROLLER

PURPOSE: A cable duct is provided to form a cable hole in a certain location without separating the cable duct from a controller by forming a groove to cut a leg from a connection end and a curved end. CONSTITUTION: A cable duct includes a fixing unit(10), and a side wall. The fixing unit is fixed and installed at the location where a cable passes. The side wall is curved at both ends of the fixing unit. The side wall includes a curved end(21) which is curved at the fixing unit, a plurality of legs(22) which are extended from the curved end, and a connection end(23) which connects the ends of the legs. The leg has a groove to cut the leg from the curved end and the connection end. © KIPO 2008 ...

Implement for quickly opening and closing a cable duct

The invention deals with cable ducts of a type whose side walls are formed by flexible flaps 7, which are joined together at the bottom and at the top they pass into inwardly angled pieces 8. These are provided at their free ends with snap locks 10, 11. The invention solves the problem of enabling quick initiation of the snap-lock action or reversal of it. This problem is solved according to the invention by an implement 1 which has the cross sectional shape of an upside-down U. At one end of the implement are its flanges 3, 4 at a mutual spacing which essentially corresponds to the width of the cable duct in the closed condition. These diverge from there towards the other end. The cable duct is opened and closed by moving the implement along the locking line of the snap-lock element. It is possible to selectively open a section of cable with the flaps remaining locked on either side thereof, and to lock only a portion of the duct in corresponding manner. ...

CABLE EXIT TROUGH WITH INSERT

A cable exit trough defining an insert aperture for receiving a modular cable management inserts. The modular insert providing an additional cable management device such as a curved guidewall. The cable management device may alternatively be fixed to the cable exit trough. Removable snap-mounted flanges may also be included in the exit trough. The exit trough may also include an exit cover having a cover plate and a pivot plate hingedly mounted thereto for easy access to the trough.

Device for the protection of cables laid in switch cabinets or other equipment

A device for the protection of cables laid in switch cabinets, other equipment or the like, in order to prevent bends below a minimum bending radius at the exits of cable ducts or similar equipment and that prevents corresponding damages. At the exit openings of cable ducts guiding devices are provided and configured such that they prevent falling below the critical bending radius and that they widen in the direction of exit and are rounded.

Cable duct

The invention relates to cable ducts and solves the problem of making it possible alternatively to close a given duct either with a lid (9) or by snapping engagement between portions (6, 7) directed inwardly from the top portions of the side walls (2, 3) of the duct. The snapping means (8, 11, 12) are shaped and located in such a way that they may alternatively cooperate either mutually (8, 11, 12) or with a lid (9, 10).

Duct assembly

A duct assembly, comprising an externally grooved, plastics sleeve and at least one sleeve end arrangement, which arrangement includes a part annular collar having an internal groove engaging portion and, engageable with said collar, an end cap, said end cap being provided with an aperture which at least partially faces in a direction away from the longitudinal axis of said end cap.

VERDRAHTUNG VON EINZELNEN ADERN MINDESTENS EINES KABELS MIT EINEM KABELKANAL

Wire channel for distributing wires in high density circuits - has slots in its sides for wire ends and is put upside down between rows of soldering tags

The wires are laid between rows of soldering tags, with their ends correctly clamped in slots of the U-shaped channel whose open side faces the clamped ends of the tags. The channel is placed between the rows of tags, and its open slots reach in the channel sides and/or its bottom up to the connection point of the wires. The distance between the channel (8) sides is equal to the distance between the tags, and the channel (8) sides and/or its bottom have recesses for the tags.

KABELAUSGANGSKANAL MIT NIEDRIGEM QUERSCHNITT FÜR OPTISCHES KABEL

Line arrangement in a motor vehicle

CASING FOR ELECTRICAL CABLES

TROUGHING FOR MOVING CABLES IN SEVERAL SITUATIONS

CABLE SUPPORT ELEMENT FOR A VERDRAHTUNGSKANAL

KABELWANNE

TROUGHING WITH DIVIDED COVER

Kit for pack frames for electrical scolding or controls

BRENNKRAFTMASCHINE MIT EINEM ZYLINDERKOPF

Die Erfindung betrifft eine Brennkraftmaschine, mit einem Zylinderkopf (1), insbesondere Einzelzylinderkopf, für eine mit einem flüssigen Kühlmedium gekühlte Brennkraftmaschine, mit zumindest einer Einlassöffnung (2) und zumindest einer Auslassöffnung (3) und einem im Bereich einer Zylinderachse (4a) angeordneten Aufnahmeschacht (5), insbesondere für eine Einspritzeinrichtung, eine Zündeinrichtung oder eine Vorkammer, wobei in den Aufnahmeschacht (5) im Bereich zumindest eines Steges (6, 7, 8, 9) zwischen Einlass- und/oder Auslassöffnungen (2, 3) zumindest eine radiale Stegbohrung (10, 11, 12, 13) quer zur Zylinderachse (4a) einmündet, welche von einem vorzugsweise ringförmigen Kühlraum (15, 16) ausgeht. Um die Kühlleistung auf möglichst einfache Weise zu verbessern, ist vorgesehen, dass der Zylinderkopf (1) zumindest eine vom ringförmigen Kühlraum (15, 16) ausgehende radiale Sacklochbohrung (18) aufweist und dass der Kühlraum (15, 16) im Bereich der Sacklochbohrung (18) durch eine vorzugsweise ...

Cable holding element

The invention relates to a cable holding element (1) for accommodating one or more cables (2), comprising a basic body (10) and a number of latching projections (11, 12), which protrude from the basic body (10) and protrude from mutually opposite regions (111, 121) of the basic body (10), wherein the latching projections (11, 12) and possibly the basic body (10) surround, delimit and/or fix a channel region (13) for guiding the cables (2). According to the invention, provision is made for the latching projections (11, 12) to mesh with one another preferably contactlessly and/or in the form of a comb, with the result that the end (110, 120) of at least one of the latching projections (11, 12) which protrude from a region (111, 121) is arranged and/or protrudes between two latching projections (111, 121) protruding in each case from the opposite region (11, 12).

SYSTEME D'ALIMENTATION ET D'INTERCONNEXION DE CELLULES LOGIQUES

DISTRIBUTING POST FOR WIRE INTERCONNECTING POINTS

ATTACHABLE SUPPORTING SPACER FOR ELECTRICAL BOXES

An integrally formed spacer may include an upper body having a flat surface. The upper body may include a fastening tongue perpendicular to the flat surface and dimensioned to fit into a first fastening hole in a wall of an electrical box. In addition, the integrally formed spacer may include a lower body with at least one leg having a notch to receive the wall of the electrical box via a second fastening hole in the wall. Further, the integrally formed spacer may include a neck portion having two ends in a lengthwise direction of the integrally formed spacer, one end of the neck portion connected to the upper body and another end connected to the lower body. When the at least one leg is in the second fastening hole and the lower body is held flat against an outside surface of the wall of the electrical box, the fastening tongue is in the first fastening hole and bending the integrally formed spacer to set the upper body perpendicular to the lower body fastens the integrally formed spacer ...

A maintenance-friendly installation and distribution box for electric power construction

Chutes cable guides intended for the wiring of electrical installations

CONDUIT OF SECTILE WIRING

Wire-holding device and its combination with a support, especially for an electrical cabinet

Chute for the wiring of electric drivers

Improvements with the chutes

CHUTE PEDESTAL SPLIT

L'invention concerne une goulotte (100) comprenant, d'une part, un socle (110) comportant une semelle (111) et deux parois latérales (112, 113) qui s'élèvent à partir de la semelle le long de ses bords longitudinaux, et, d'autre part, un couvercle qui coiffe ledit socle, avec des ailes latérales qui recouvrent la face externe (112A, 113A) desdites parois latérales du socle jusqu'à proximité de ladite semelle. Selon l'invention, au moins une desdites parois latérales du socle est pourvue d'une pluralité de groupes d'un même nombre de fentes (F1, F2, F3, F4), disposés à pas régulier le long de ladite paroi latérale de telle sorte que la distance séparant chaque fente d'un groupe, de chaque fente située au même rang du groupe suivant ou du groupe précédent, est supérieure ou égale à une fois et demi la distance sur laquelle sont réparties les fentes de chaque groupe.

CHUTE FOR CABLE SHELF AND TOGETHER INCLUDING/UNDERSTANDING SUCH A CHUTE

Cette goulotte (2) pour chemin de câbles comprend un fond (22) et au moins une paroi latérale (24) qui comporte au moins une zone (26) de fixation, par coopération de formes, d'un premier connecteur électrique (4).

Switchboards rapid assembly mounting frame - has slots in L-shaped plastics support rails facilitating wiring and making cables accessible

ELEMENT OF ADVANCE OF ELECTRIC CABLES OR OTHER CONDUITS SIMILAR, AND PROCEEDED D? OBTAINING D? SUCH AN ELEMENT

Cables descending device for electric installation, has curved part broader than flat part that is formed on opposite sides of curved part, and partial openings respectively arranged under plane defined by flat part

L'invention concerne un dispositif pour faire descendre des câbles dans des chemins de câbles, qui permet une fixation rapide sur la base des chemins de câbles formés par les fils longitudinaux et les fils transversaux et comprenant un corps (1) ayant une partie plate (2) s'étendant au niveau de son extrémité avant dans une partie incurvée descendante (3) et des moyens pour sa fixation aux fils du chemin, dans lequel la partie incurvée (3) est plus large que la partie plate (2) et a sur les côtés opposés (31), des ouvrages partiels ouverts (7) respectifs agencés sous le plan défini par la partie plate (2) du dispositif formant un canal pour supporter les câbles d'une installation électrique et permettre la déviation descendante desdits câbles.

SUPPORT OF DERIVATION, IN PARTICULAR FOR CABLE SHELF OUT OF WIRE

Il s'agit d'un support de dérivation du genre comportant un ajour (20A), qui, de contour globalement circulaire, est propre à l'installation d'une gaine (19). Suivant l'invention, cet ajour (20A) est recoupé par au moins un autre ajour (20B) de rayon (RB ) différent du sien (RA ). Application, notamment, à l'équipement d'un chemin de câbles en fils.

SYSTEM OF DRAINS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE ELECTRIC OR PNEUMATIC RACEWAYS IN A MOTOR VEHICLE.

Ce système comprend un ensemble de canalisations disposées longitudinalement dans un gainage et au moins un point de sortie pour une dérivation transversale d'une canalisation.Le point de sortie présente une ouverture (2, 5) formée dans le gainage (1), ouverture dans laquelle un élément de connexion (3, 6), servant au raccordement de la canalisation (4, 7) dérivée transversalement à un composant ou un appareil, est fixé de manière que le gainage (1) soit en même temps maintenu attaché au composant ou à l'appareil.Applicable à la construction automobile et notamment à l'installation de canalisations électriques ou pneumatiques dans un véhicule utilitaire.

CABLE OUTLET ELEMENT, CABLE OUTLET DEVICE, CABLE OUTLET ARRANGEMENT, METHOD FOR PRODUCING A CABLE ELEMENT AND THE USE OF A CABLE OUTLET ELEMENT IN AN AIRCRAFT

A cable outlet element (101) for leading out a cable (106) that can be routed through a raceway arrangement (105) comprises a cable lead-in section (101), a raceway arrangement connection (102), a cable lead-out section (103) and a cable outlet connection (104). The raceway arrangement connection (102) can be connected to a raceway arrangement (105) such that a cable (106) that can be routed through the raceway arrangement (105) can be fed into the cable lead-in section (101). To jointly form a cable outlet aperture the cable outlet connection (104) can be connected to a cable outlet connection (111) of another cable outlet element (107) such that at the connected cable outlet connections (104,111) a cable (106) fed into the cable lead-in section (101) can be led out through the jointly formed cable outlet aperture.

CABLE EXIT TROUGH WITH INSERT

A cable exit trough defining an insert aperture for receiving a modular cable management inserts. The modular insert providing an additional cable management device such as a curved guidewall. The cable management device may alternatively be fixed to the cable exit trough. Removable snap-mounted flanges may also be included in the exit trough. The exit trough may also include an exit cover having a cover plate and a pivot plate hingedly mounted thereto for easy access to the trough.

HORIZONTAL CABLE MANAGER WITH A HINGED DOOR

A horizontal cable manager connected to a network rack that routes cables in and around the network rack. The horizontal cable manager includes a body with a back and a plurality of fingers extending from the back of the body. The distal end of at least one finger includes a hinge pin holder. The horizontal cable manager also includes a door hingedly attached to the fingers extending from the body. The door has a front, a back, a top edge, a bottom edge, and at least one hinge pin receptacle positioned along the top edge or the bottom edge of the door. The hinge pin receptacle houses a magnet to enable the door to attach to the hinge pin holder of the at least one finger to hold the door in a closed position ...

Heated insulating glass panel with a fitting

A heated insulating glass panel, with a fitting, is provided. The heated insulating glass panel is formed from two dielectric sheets that are separated by a spacer, which has a spacer layer at the spacer edge. The fitting, which is made of a fitting base portion and a fitting tubular portion, is attached to the spacer layer at the spacer edge by way of, for example, two screws. Thus, the fitting provides a pathway for routing wires into and away from the heated insulating glass panel. If necessary, an elbow may be provided which attaches to the fitting tubular portion for changing the direction of the routing of the wires. In addition, conduit may be attached to the fitting to route the wiring to and from the heated insulating glass panel.

WIREWAY SYSTEM AND RETAINING FINGER FOR USE THEREIN

Cable Outlet Element, Cable Outlet Device, Cable Outlet Arrangement, Method for Producing a Cable Element and the Use of a Cable Outlet Element in an Aircraft

A cable outlet element (101) for leading out a cable (106) that can be muted through a raceway arrangement (105) comprises a cable lead-in section (101), a raceway arrangement connection (102), a cable lead-out section (103) and a cable outlet connection (104). The raceway arrangement connection (102) can be connected to a raceway arrangement (105) such that a cable (106) that can be routed through the raceway arrangement (105) can be fed into the cable lead-in section (101). To jointly form a cable outlet aperture the cable outlet connection (104) can be connected to a cable outlet connection (111) of another cable outlet element (107) such that at the connected cable outlet connections (104,111) a cable (106) fed into the cable lead-in section (101) can be led out through the jointly formed cable outlet aperture.

Wire manager for use with stand-off legs

A wire manager that is removably mountable to stand-off legs having at least one male latch. The wire manager includes a plurality of exterior retaining members and retaining members. Each exterior retaining member has a female latch for engaging the male latch located on the stand-off legs. The wire manager includes notches formed on each female latch and each exterior retaining member which receive nubs formed on the stand-off legs. Base plates of the wire manager include cross-shaped recesses for receiving cross-shaped projections formed on the stand-off legs. The notches and nubs along with the cross-shaped recesses and cross-shaped projections aid in aligning the wire manager and the stand-off legs.

Cable trough arrangement

An arrangement for retaining wires or cables inside a trough having base wall, and first and second side walls extending generally parallel to one another from the base wall. The arrangement includes one or more pairs of trapezoidal retainer plates supported on the side walls so that each pair of plates are in confronting relation to one another above the trough. Each retainer plate has a base portion, and an end portion forming an outside edge which defines an approximately 45-degree angle with respect to parallel side edges of the plate. The outside edges of each pair of confronting plates form a gap through which wires or cables can be inserted into or withdrawn from the trough. The gap forms an acute angle with respect to the side walls of the trough, so that inserted wires or cables will be retained by each pair of confronting retainer plates.

ЭЛЕМЕНТ ДЛЯ УДЕРЖАНИЯ КАБЕЛЕЙ

Настоящее изобретение относится к элементу для удержания кабелей, предназначенному для размещения одного или нескольких кабелей, в частности внутри электротехнических устройств, предпочтительно игровых автоматов. Элемент (1) для удержания кабелей содержит основную часть (10), а также ряд фиксирующих выступов (11, 12), выступающих от основной части (10), которые выступают от расположенных напротив друг друга областей (111, 121) основной части (10), в котором фиксирующие выступы (11, 12) и, если возможно, основная часть (10) охватывают, ограничивают и/или определяют канальную область (13), предназначенную для направления кабеля (2). Согласно изобретению предусмотрено, что фиксирующие выступы (11, 12) предпочтительно смыкаются без соприкосновения друг с другом и/или подобно гребенке так, что конец (110, 120) по меньшей мере одного из фиксирующих выступов (11, 12), которые выступают от одной области (111, 121), расположен и/или выступает между двумя фиксирующими выступами областей (11, 12), ...

КАБЕЛЕПРОКЛАДОЧНОЕ УСТРОЙСТВО

Устройство для прокладки кабелей, предназначенное, в частности, для прокладки и распределения электрических кабелей и имеющее удлиненную форму (1) с U-образным поперечным сечением, состоящее из узла двух боковых стоек (3), образующих плечи буквы U, и основания (2), образующего дно буквы U. Боковые стойки (3) и основание (2), по существу, выполнены из композиционного материала и/или армированной пластмассы, а, по меньшей мере, одна боковая стойка (3), будучи соединенной с основанием (2), установлена с возможностью поворота вокруг оси (30) поворота, посредством, по меньшей мере, одной петли (4), и при этом устройство содержит средства (35, 26, 63, 7) мгновенного сочленения и средства (22, 23, 38, 29, 27) создания упора, выполненные с возможностью фиксации боковой стойки перпендикулярно упомянутому основанию (2) под действием ее поворота. Изобретение обеспечивает легкое и быстрое преобразование кабелепрокладочного устройства из одной конфигурации, выгодной для его изготовления и транспортирования ...

Transverse web for an element of a line guiding device

The invention relates to a transverse web for connecting two side parts of an element of a line guiding device, comprising a toggle lever closure ( 2 ) having an actuating part ( 3 ) and a locking part ( 4 ), wherein the actuating part ( 3 ) can be swiveled from the locking position completely to the unlocking position in one step by means of a tool (B), and wherein in an engagement area ( 10 ) at a distance to the free end ( 8 ) of the actuating part ( 3 ) and to the swivel axis (axes), a lateral recess ( 11 ) for engaging the tool (W) in the transverse web ( 1 ) and for applying a force by means of the tool (W) with at least one force component in the direction of the swivel motion of the actuating part ( 3 ) to the unlocking position thereof is provided, wherein the recess ( 11 ) is laterally delimited by the opening edge ( 12 ) of the opening ( 9 ) and the actuating part ( 3 ).

Shielded Wireway Systems

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a duct for a shielded wireway system. The duct includes a bottom wall, two sidewalls extending from the bottom wall, and a plurality of fingers extending from each of the sidewalls. Adjacent fingers are connected by at least one bridging component. The bottom wall, the sidewalls, and a portion of the fingers, including the bridging component, are shielded.

Conduit tray, cam connector and associated methods

An embodiment of the present invention provides a conduit tray that supports various types of conduits. A plurality of cam rungs are positioned within C-channels of the brace members of the conduit tray. Alternative embodiments of the present invention include a brace to retain a cam body member, a cam member to mate with a brace, a cam connector to matingly connect a member therein, a brace and rung structure, and associated methods.

Retractable Cable Tray for Vertical Structures

The present invention discloses a cable tray assembly for a drilling rig or other vertical structure. In one embodiment, an extendable cable tray assembly is provided for retractable attachment to a section of a mast of a drilling rig. The cable tray assembly includes an upper tray connected to the mast in a stationary relationship. A center tray has a pivot end pivotally connected to the mast, and an articulating end rotatable between a stowed position and a deployed position below, and offset to, the upper tray. A lower tray has an upper end and a lower end. The upper end is pivotally connected to the articulating end of the center tray. The lower tray is movable between a stowed position and a deployed position below, and offset to, the center tray. An actuator is provided such that extension and retraction of the actuator results in deployment and retraction of the cable tray assembly. 1. An extendable cable tray assembly for retractable attachment to a section of a mast of a drilling rig comprising:an upper tray connected to the mast in stationary relationship;a center tray having a pivot end pivotally connected to the mast, and having an articulating end rotatable between a stowed position above the pivot end, and a deployed position below the pivot end;the center tray positioned in offset relationship to the upper tray;a lower tray having an upper end and a lower end;the upper end of the lower tray being pivotally connected to the articulating end of the center tray;the lower tray positioned in offset relationship to the center tray;an actuator, pivotally connected between the mast and the linkage assembly;wherein retraction of the actuator results in retraction of the cable tray assembly to position the center tray substantially adjacent to the upper tray and adjacent the mast, and the lower tray substantially adjacent to the center tray and adjacent the mast; and,wherein extension of the actuator results in deployment of the cable tray assembly to position ...

Cable Holding Element

A cable holding element includes a base body and a number of latching projections that project from the base body. The latching projections may be curved or straight, or angled. A first row of latching projections preferably opposes a second row of latching projections and cooperates to define a channel area for guiding the cable. The latching projections are arranged to interlock without contact, in a comb-like manner. The base body can have a closed cross-section, an L-shape, W-shape or other shape to enable the latching projections to form at least one channel.

12/18VCT-Vertical Cable Tray

Based on the embodiment structure shape and vertical position installation of 12/18VCT tray there are very remarkable advantages for supporting more cables, copper conductor savings and perfect application for retrofit and new projects, compared to traditional, ladder or ventilated, 12/18HCT tray, as described under CLAIMS section. 110-. (canceled)11. A vertical cable comprising:{'b': 1', '2', '3', '5', '1', '6', '1', '2', '3', '8', '9', '10', '11', '12, 'twenty vertical sides part , ten on each side, of 18 inches height with 4 inches horizontal space between them, ten horizontal across base rungs part , of 7.26 inches underneath of the vertical sides, two horizontal long bases part , of 120 inches, one of each side of the horizontal across base rungs, twenty angle fittings R part , mounted on the right side of vertical sides part , twenty angle fittings L part , mounted on the left side of vertical sides to hold in place parts part , , and with cap screws part , spring nuts part , tread rod part , hex nut part , flat washers part ; and'}{'b': 1', '13', '1, 'vertical sides part have on top the end cap part to cover and protect each vertical side part .'}12. The vertical cable of claim 11 , further comprising:{'b': 4', '3', '7', '8', '9, 'joints the next vertical cable, installed in the same line path, using a splice, part which is inserted 3.50 inches on part of each vertical cable, being tide down on only one side by two hole splice plate, part , hex head cap screw, part and spring nut, part ;'}{'b': '3', 'figref': {'@idref': 'DRAWINGS', 'FIG. 3'}, 'a space of 2 inches is left between parts , in order to ensure the extension and contraction mobility of vertical cable embodiment structure due to temperature changes, as shown on Sheet 1/2, ;'}{'claim-ref': {'@idref': 'CLM-00011', '11'}, 'the embodiment structure of vertical cable assembly could run in horizontal or vertical paths, as required per applications and due to narrow embodiment structure and its vertical ...

Cable retaining apparatus

A cable retaining apparatus, or trefoil cleat, for retaining three power cables is disclosed. Two halves of the cleat are hinged together and between them engage the three cables. There is also a clamping portion for pulling the two halves together which includes a clamping member at the non-hinged end of each half. Both clamping members have holes through them and one hole has an internal thread. There is also a bolt that extends through the non-threaded hole and into the threaded hole. The bolt has a non-threaded portion that extends at least between the clamping members when the cleat is in use.

Inside corner trim product

A flexible inside corner trim piece is formed with concave depressions at hinge portions where wings attach to the body. The trim piece can be formed such that wings and a top cap lay flat in plane perpendicular to body or wings and top cap curve at an angle. Hinge portions can be narrow or wide and symmetrical or asymmetrical. The trim piece can be dyed, paintable, or present another decorative surface. The trim piece can include embedded lighting.

ASSEMBLY, SYSTEM, AND METHODS FOR INSTALLING CONDUCTIVE ELEMENTS IN AN AIRCRAFT

There is provided a raceway cover assembly for installing conductive element(s) in an aircraft. The raceway cover assembly includes a raceway cover for removable coupling to a raceway. The raceway is configured for attachment to a sidewall assembly for use in a cabin of the aircraft. The raceway cover includes a first cover side, a second cover side, and retaining element(s) disposed on the first cover side. The raceway cover assembly further includes the conductive element(s) coupled and retained to the first cover side, with the retaining element(s), to form the raceway cover assembly. The conductive element(s) and the raceway cover are assembled together at a location off of the aircraft, prior to installing the raceway cover assembly with the one or more conductive elements in the aircraft, which allows for routing of the one or more conductive elements in the raceway cover at the location off of the aircraft. 1. A raceway cover assembly for installing one or more conductive elements in an aircraft , the raceway cover assembly comprising: a first cover side configured to face an interior side of the raceway;', 'a second cover side configured to face the interior of the cabin; and', 'one or more retaining elements disposed on the first cover side; and, 'a raceway cover configured for removable coupling to a raceway, the raceway configured for attachment to a sidewall assembly for use in an interior of a cabin of the aircraft, the raceway cover comprisingthe one or more conductive elements coupled and retained to the first cover side, with the one or more retaining elements, to form the raceway cover assembly,wherein the one or more conductive elements and the raceway cover are assembled together at a location off of the aircraft, prior to installing the raceway cover assembly in the aircraft, which allows for routing of the one or more conductive elements in the raceway cover at the location off of the aircraft.2. The raceway cover assembly of claim 1 , wherein ...

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION HANDLE COMPRISING A CABLE GLAND DEVICE

An electrical connection handle comprises a casing having an axial direction, a circumferential direction and a radial direction, a rotary part movable in rotation around the axial direction relative to the casing and coaxial with the casing, and a cable gland device configured to cooperate with an electric cable engaged in the casing and in the rotary part along the axial direction. The cable gland device includes a claw part having a plurality of claws and at least one strip or the like extending along the circumferential direction and configured to clamp radially inwardly the claws of the claw part during the rotation of the rotary part along a first circumferential way. 114.-. (canceled)15. An electrical connection handle comprising a casing having an axial direction , a circumferential direction and a radial direction , a rotary part movable in rotation around the axial direction relative to the casing and coaxial with the casing , and a cable gland device configured to cooperate with an electric cable engaged in the casing and in the rotary part along the axial direction , the cable gland device comprising a claw part comprising a plurality of claws and at least one strip or the like extending along the circumferential direction and configured to clamp radially inwardly the claws of the claw part during the rotation of the rotary part along a first circumferential way.16. The electrical connection handle according to claim 15 , wherein the strip or the like has a first circumferential end connected to the rotary part and a second circumferential end claim 15 , opposite to the first circumferential end along the circumferential direction claim 15 , connected to a base configured to be blocked in rotation along at least the first circumferential way relative to the casing.17. The electrical connection handle according to claim 16 , wherein the strip or the like is connected to the base by an arm extending axially.18. The electrical connection handle according to ...

MOUNTING SYSTEM

A mounting system, which secures portions of a wiring system to an electrical box, includes a mounting rack having a frame to which a portion of the wiring system is supported and a clamping member that is movable relative to the frame and engageable with an electrical box such that the mounting rack is configured to be coupled to electrical boxes having varied sizes. The mounting system also includes a conduit connector that is configured to be coupled to a conduit of the electrical box for supporting thereon another portion of the wiring system. 1. A mounting system to secure portions of a wiring system to an electrical box , the mounting system comprising: a frame on which a portion of the wiring system is supported, and', 'a coupling member that is movable relative to the frame and engageable with the electrical box, permitting the mounting rack to be coupled to electrical boxes having varied sizes; and, 'a mounting rack including'}a conduit connector that is configured to be coupled to a conduit of the electrical box for supporting thereon another portion of the wiring system.2. The mounting system of claim 1 , wherein the coupling member is a first coupling member disposed proximate a first end of the frame claim 1 , wherein the mounting system further comprises a second coupling member disposed proximate a second end of the frame claim 1 , and wherein the first and second coupling members space the frame from the electrical box.3. The mounting system of claim 2 , wherein the second coupling member is one of fixed to the frame or movable relative to the frame.4. The mounting system of claim 3 , wherein the second coupling member is fixed to the frame and includes a spacer positioned between the electrical box and the frame.5. The mounting system of claim 3 , wherein the first coupling member includesa spacer positioned between the electrical box and the frame; anda pin extending through the frame to support the first coupling member on the frame.6. The ...

WIRE HARNESS AND POWER SUPPLY DEVICE HAVING THE SAME

A wire harness includes electric wires, a curvature restricting member and an exterior member. The curvature restricting member includes a strip-like connecting portion and a plurality of pieces and is capable of being curved in orientation that the connecting portion is arranged inside and the pieces are arranged outside. In an inverse orientation, curvature of the curvature restricting member is limited by adjacent pieces abutted onto each other. The curvature restricting member is oriented such that a width direction of the connecting portion is a vertical direction and the connecting portion is positioned outside in a vehicle width direction with respect to the pieces when a sliding door is fully-closed. The connecting portion includes a portion with high flexibility and a portion with low flexibility, and a portion in vicinity of the sliding door has higher flexibility than a portion at a first end side of the curvature restricting member. 1. A wire harness to be wired from a vehicle body to a sliding door of a motor vehicle , comprising:an electric wire; anda curvature restricting member, whereinthe curvature restricting member includes a connecting portion extending in a strip-like fashion in a length direction of the electric wire, and a plurality of pieces upwardly extending from one widthwise end or both widthwise ends of the connecting portion and arranged in a length direction of the connecting portion,the curvature restricting member is capable of being curved in an orientation in which the connecting portion is arranged inside and the pieces are arranged outside, and in an inverse orientation, curvature of the curvature restricting member is limited by adjacent pieces being abutted onto each other, andthe connecting portion includes a portion with high flexibility and a portion with low flexibility, in which a portion in vicinity of the sliding door has high flexibility.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the portion of the connecting ...

SEAT RAIL MOUNTING MEMBER

An aircraft assembly with first and second seat rails for interlocking with an aircraft seat, and a systems component mounting member interlocked with those seat rails. The mounting member has a first anchor member interlocked with the first seat rail and a second anchor member interlocked with the second seat rail. The assembly includes an aircraft systems component mounted on the mounting member. Existing seat rails or tracks of the aircraft can be used for attachment of support brackets for aircraft systems components. A novel way of using existing seat rails to provide anchorage points for systems brackets for systems components is disclosed. 1. An aircraft assembly comprising:a first seat rail and a second seat rail arranged to interlock with an aircraft seat;a mounting member having a first anchor member interlocked with the first seat rail and a second anchor member interlocked with the second seat rail, the mounting member having a first direction extending from the first anchor member to the second anchor member; andan aircraft systems component mounted on the mounting member.2. The aircraft assembly according to claim 1 , comprising a second mounting member having a first anchor member interlocked with the first seat rail at a distance from the first anchor member of the mounting member claim 1 , and a second anchor member interlocked with the second seat rail at a corresponding distance from the second anchor member of the mounting member claim 1 , the aircraft systems component being mounted on the second mounting member to extend between the mounting member and the second mounting member.3. The aircraft assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the aircraft systems component comprises a pipe or conduit.4. The aircraft assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the aircraft systems component comprises a fuel pipe or fuel vent pipe of an aircraft fuel system.5. The aircraft assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the mounting member is arranged such that ...

SLIDER BRACKET ASSEMBLY

A slider bracket assembly is provided having one or more slider brackets, one or more strap-slider brackets, a main cable tray, and a tray section, wherein the one or more slider brackets couple the one or more strap-slider brackets to both the main cable tray and the tray section. Methods for installing a slider bracket assembly comprise coupling slider brackets to a first strap-slider bracket and a second strap-slider bracket, coupling the first and second strap-slider brackets to a tray section to form a tray section assembly, and then coupling the tray assembly to a main cable tray using the first and second strap-slider brackets. 19-. (canceled)10. A method for installing a slider bracket assembly , comprising:coupling a first slider bracket to a first portion of a first strap-slider bracket;coupling a second slider bracket to a second portion of the first strap-slider bracket to form a first bracket assembly;coupling a third slider bracket to a first portion of a second strap-slider bracket;coupling a fourth slider bracket to a second portion of the second strap-slider bracket to form a second bracket assembly;rotating the first bracket assembly to couple a flange located on the first slider bracket to a first portion of a tray section;rotating the first bracket assembly, so that the first slider bracket is flush with an end portion of the first portion of the tray section, while the flange remains coupled to the first portion of the tray section;rotating the second bracket assembly to couple a flange located on the second slider bracket to a second portion of the tray section;rotating the second bracket assembly, so that the second slider bracket is substantially flush with an end portion of the second portion of the tray section, while the flange remains coupled to the second portion of the tray section to form a tray section assembly.11. The method of claim 10 , further comprising;aligning the tray section assembly with an opening in a main cable tray; ...

Cable Management Device And Associated System and Methods

The disclosure is related to cable management devices and associated systems and methods. The cradle has an elongate body having at least a first end and a second end. The first end of the cradle defining an elongate securement lumen constructed and arranged to grasp a support structure. The cradle may also have a first curved portion and second curved portion defining a first major sector lumen and a second major sector lumen each securement lumen constructed and arranged to support various cables and wires. 1. A cable management device , comprising:a. an elongate body having a first end and a second end, the first end defining an elongate securement lumen;b. a first curved member disposed at the second end of the elongate body defining a first major sector lumen; andc. a second curved member intermediate of the first and the second end of the elongate body defining a second major sector lumen.2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the device is comprised of plastic.3. The device of claim 1 , further comprising at least one aperture defined within the elongate body.4. The device of claim 1 , wherein the elongate securement lumen has a diameter of about 1⅞ inches.5. The device of claim 4 , wherein the device is about 7¼ inches long and 6⅛ inches deep.6. The device of claim 5 , wherein the first major sector lumen has a diameter of about 3 inches.7. The device of claim 6 , wherein the second major sector lumen has a diameter of about 1½ inches.8. A cable management system claim 6 , comprising:a. a body having a first end and a second end;b. an elongate securement lumen disposed at and defined by the first end of the body;c. a first curved portion disposed at the second end of the body constructed and arranged to support a first cable; andd. a second curved portion disposed between the first end and the second end of the body constructed and arranged to support a second cable.9. The system of claim 8 , wherein the first cable is an electrical cable or a data cable.10. The ...

Photovoltaic Wire Management System

A wire management duct having is provided with a wire channel along the length of the duct. In an embodiment, the duct is further comprising a mounting lip to mount the duct onto a mounting rail of photovoltaic array mounting rail system. In another embodiment, a wire management system is comprised of one or more wire management ducts which may be mounted parallel to the mounting rails of photovoltaic array mounting rail system or perpendicular to the rails using an attachment clip. In a further embodiment, mounting clips are provided to attach the wire management ducts directly to the frame of a photovoltaic module. 1. A wire management duct having:a length;a wire channel provided along the length and configured to hold a plurality of wires, the wire channel further having a channel wall, an opening catch, and an opening provided between the channel wall and the opening catch; andone or more mounting lips provided along the length, extending from the wire channel, and formed by a curved section terminating at a hook, the one or more mounting lips configured to mount the wire management duct onto a mounting rail of a photovoltaic rail mounting system.2. The wire management duct of claim 1 , wherein the wire management duct is comprised of one continuous mounting lip provided along the length of the wire management duct.3. The wire management duct of claim 1 , wherein the wire channel is further provided with one or more slotted cutouts perpendicular to the length of the wire management duct.4. The wire management duct of claim 1 , wherein the channel wall is configured to rest against the mounting rail of the photovoltaic rail mounting system.5. The wire management duct of claim 1 , wherein the curved section of the one or more mounting lips is an arc having a constant radius.6. The wire management duct of claim 1 , wherein the opening catch is an arc having a constant radius.7. The wire management duct of claim 5 , wherein a portion of the wire channel is formed by ...

STACKABLE BRACKETS FOR MICRODUCTS AND CABLES

A stackable bracket includes a base, and a plurality of clips configured to extend from the base. Each of the plurality of clips is configured to include a pair of holding members, each of the holding members of the plurality of clips is configured to define an opening configured to receive one of a plurality of cables or ducts, and the openings of each pair of holding members are configured to be aligned with one another in a first direction. The plurality of clips are configured to be arranged sequentially relative to one another in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, the holding members of the plurality of clips are configured to be staggered relative to one another in the first direction, the holding members of a first one of the plurality of clips are configured to overlap the holding members of a second one of the plurality of clips in second direction, and each of the holding members includes a pair of raised ribs configured to be aligned with a corresponding pair of grooves in one of the plurality of cables or ducts. 1. A bracket comprising:a base;a first clip configured to extend from the base;a second clip configured to extent from the base;a first holding member configured to define a first opening that is arranged to receive a cable having a first cable engagement feature;a second holding member configured to define a second opening that is arranged to a cable having a second cable engagement feature;wherein the first opening is configured to be aligned with the second opening in a first direction;wherein the first clip is arranged sequentially relative to the second clip in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction;wherein the first holding member is arranged to be aligned with the second holding member in the second direction;wherein the first holding member includes a first holder engagement feature that is configured to be aligned with the first cable engagement feature when the first opening receives the cable; ...

METHOD OF INSTALLING CABLE FINGER ACCESSORY IN A CABLE MANAGER

A method of installing a cable finger accessory in a cable manager includes: positioning a first semi-arcuate clamp section against a section of an extruded support member of the cable manager; positioning a second semi-arcuate clamp section, which is hingedly connected to the first semi-arcuate clamp section, against an opposite side of the section of the extruded support member such that, together, the first and second semi-arcuate generally surround the section of the extruded support member; and fastening a clamp mechanism connected to a distal end of the first semi-arcuate clamp section and adapted to secure the distal end of the first semi-arcuate clamp section against a distal end of the second semi-arcuate clamp section such that the first and second semi-arcuate clamp sections are secured against the section of the extruded support member. The cable finger extends outwardly from at least one of the first and second semi-arcuate clamp sections. 1. A method of installing a cable finger accessory on an extruded support member of a cable manager , the method comprising:providing a cable finger accessory having first and second clamp sections connected to one another via a first hinge, a cable finger extending from at least one of the first and second clamp sections, a cam lever link connected to the distal end of the first clamp section via a second hinge, and a cam lever connected to a distal end of the cam lever link via a third hinge, the cam lever having a cam structure at a proximal end thereof;positioning the first clamp section against a section of the extruded support member;rotating the second clamp section in a first direction to be positioned against an opposite side of the section of the extruded support member;rotating the cam lever link in a second direction, different from the first direction, to position the cam structure within a cam trough located at a distal end of the second clamp section; androtating the cam lever to rest against the second ...

Bracket for cable installations

A bracket that secures a cable to a strut-style ladder rung that has a rectangular cross-section with an opening along a lower side. The bracket has a spring flange portion, a latch flange portion, and a cable attachment portion. The spring flange portion is sized to be inserted in the opening of the ladder rung. The spring flange portion provides a spring force against the lower side of the ladder rung. The latch flange portion engages at least two sides of the ladder rung in a latched position. The cable attachment portion receives a cable tie to secure the cable to the bracket and attached ladder rung.

System for holding in a conduit cables or ducts with different diameters

A system for holding in a conduit cables and/or ducts with different diameters includes a plurality of rubbery or rubber-like sleeves for inserting in such a conduit. The sleeves include a number of units of bonded sleeves which are oriented parallel to each other. Within each unit, the sleeves have corresponding outer dimensions. At least one unit has a sleeve having an inner diameter which differs from an inner diameter of a sleeve of at least one other unit of the number of units. The number of the units and the dimensions of the units are such that therewith a stack of units can be made. In the stack of units, each sleeve is also oriented parallel to any of the other sleeves. The stack of units has a rectangular shape of which each side is in detail shaped by the presence of a number of the sleeves and of which each edge is in detail shaped by the presence of one, two or three of the sleeves.

LOW PROFILE CABLE CLEAT ASSEMBLY

A cable cleat assembly used to secure cables to a wire basket for cable management. The cable cleat assembly includes a base plate that receives the cables and a stainless steel strap that maintains the cables on the base plate. The stainless steel strap has a first end member and a second end member. The stainless strap is positioned over the cables on the base plate with the first end member and the second end member wrapped under the base plate. Clamp bars are positioned within the first end member and the second end member. Fasteners extend through the clamp bars, the first end member, and the second end member to secure the cable cleat assembly to the wire basket. 1. A cable cleat assembly for securing cables to a wire basket , the cable cleat assembly comprising:a base plate for receiving the cables;a stainless steel strap for maintaining the cables on the base plate, wherein the stainless steel strap having a first end member and a second end member, the stainless strap is positioned over the cables on the base plate with the first end member and the second end member wrapped under the base plate;clamp bars positioned within the first end member and the second end member; andfasteners extending through the clamp bars, the first end member, and the second end member to secure the cable cleat assembly.2. The cable cleat assembly of claim 1 , wherein the base plate has a top contoured surface with two indentations and a flat center member positioned between the indentations claim 1 , whereby the cables are positioned in the indentations.3. The cable cleat assembly of claim 2 , wherein the top contoured surface of the base plate has curved side edges that lead to vertical sides of the base plate.4. The cable cleat assembly of claim 1 , wherein the base plate has a first vertical side and a second vertical side claim 1 , each side has a strap centering notch claim 1 , the strap centering notches adapted to maintain the stainless steel strap in position over the ...

MODULAR SHELF ASSEMBLY FOR A COSMETIC FIXTURE SYSTEM

Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a shelf assembly. 112-. (canceled)13. A shelf assembly , comprising: a rear side with a resilient detent member, and', 'a plurality of walls defining a perimeter, the plurality of walls including two opposing side walls that include arms with toothed fastening members for selectively mounting the shelf assembly base frame to a wall assembly; and', 'a divider tray having a plurality of settings for a modular reconfiguration, the divider tray being detachably coupled to the shelf assembly base frame,', 'wherein the resilient detent member is configured for retaining the shelving component, and', a first vertical member and a second vertical member, the first and second vertical members having a parallel arrangement extending upwardly from opposing sidewalls of the base frame of the shelf assembly; base frame; and', 'a plurality of ledges extending from the first vertical member and the second vertical member, the plurality of ledges being positioned within a perimeter of the shelf assembly base frame, and being at an angle wherein a rear portion of the a ledge of the plurality of ledges is vertically offset from a front portion of the ledge., 'wherein the divider tray includes a slide roll tray further comprising], 'a base frame including14. (canceled)15. (canceled)16. The shelf assembly of claim 13 , wherein the ledges extending from the first and second vertical members extend substantially perpendicularly to the first and second vertical members.17. The shelf assembly of claim 13 , wherein the ledges extending from the first vertical member extend in a direction toward the second vertical member and the ledges extending from the second vertical member extend in a direction toward the first vertical member.18. The shelf assembly of claim 13 , wherein the rear portion of the ledge is positioned higher than the front portion of the ledge relative to a bottom of the base frame.19. The shelf assembly of claim 18 ...

INTEGRATED CABLE TRAY AND SKID ASSEMBLY

A modular skid assembly is disclosed. The modular skid assembly includes a skeletal framework configured to house electrical equipment components and support power cables routed between the electrical equipment components, wherein the skeletal framework is configured to house electrical components in two parallel rows with an aisle between the two parallel rows, the skeletal framework including an upper superstructure, a lower superstructure, and one or more vertical columns connected between the upper superstructure and the lower superstructure. The upper superstructure includes a first horizontal support and a second horizontal support. The upper superstructure includes a lower cable tray having a plurality of tray supports fixed to at least one of the first horizontal support and the second horizontal support and extending over the aisle from the first horizontal support towards the second horizontal support. The lower cable tray includes a plurality of rungs fixed to a first of the plurality of tray supports and a second of the plurality of tray supports. 1. A modular skid assembly , comprising:a skeletal framework configured to house electrical equipment components and support power cables routed between the electrical equipment components, wherein the skeletal framework is configured to house electrical components in two parallel rows with an aisle between the two parallel rows, the skeletal framework including an upper superstructure, a lower superstructure, and one or more vertical columns connected between the upper superstructure and the lower superstructure;wherein the upper superstructure includes a first horizontal support and a second horizontal support;wherein the upper superstructure includes a lower cable tray having a plurality of tray supports fixed to at least one of the first horizontal support and the second horizontal support, and extending over the aisle from the first horizontal support towards the second horizontal support; andwherein the ...

Splice Member for a Cable Tray

A cable tray section includes first and second side rails, each side rail having opposite longitudinal ends and a length extending between the opposite longitudinal ends. A splice member is secured to one of the first and second rails adjacent one of the longitudinal ends. The splice member includes at least one opening configured to receive a fastener to connect the splice member to another splice member of another cable tray section to attach the two cable tray sections together. The at least one opening has an axis extending along the length of at least one of the first and second rails. 1. A splice member for a splicing together cable tray sections , the splice member comprising:a body configured to be attached to a rail of the cable tray section, wherein the body defines at least one opening configured to receive a fastener to connect the splice member to another splice member, wherein the at least one opening has an axis extending along the rail when the body is attached to the rail.2. The splice member set forth in claim 1 , wherein the body includes a perimeter wall claim 1 , at least a portion of the perimeter wall sized and shaped to correspond to the cross-sectional shape of the rail of the cable tray section such that the body is in a close fitting relationship with the rail when the body is attached to the rail.3. The splice member set forth in claim 2 , wherein the at least one opening is spaced apart from and disposed interiorly of the perimeter wall.4. The splice member set forth in claim 3 , wherein the at least one opening includes at least two openings.5. The splice member set forth in claim 2 , wherein the body is configured to be mechanically secured to the rail of the cable tray section.6. The splice member set forth in claim 5 , wherein the body is configured to form a snap-fit connection with the rail.7. The splice member set forth in claim 6 , wherein the perimeter wall defines at least one recess configured to receive a lip of the rail to ...

FLEXIBLE COVER FOR WIRES OR CABLES

A flexible covering for wires, cables, and the like includes a flexible sleeve in a partially rolled natural state and capable of being unrolled, and at least one pliable rod or insert running through an entire length of the flexible sleeve capable of firmly holding the flexible sleeve in a bent shape while allowing the flexible sleeve to remain wrapped around a bundle of wires. 1. (canceled)2. The flexible covering of claim 9 , wherein the at least one pliable insert includes at least one rod.3. The flexible covering of claim 9 , wherein the at least one pliable insert includes a metal.4. The flexible wrap of claim 2 , wherein the at least one rod runs through the flexible wrap in a third direction that is diagonal to the first and second directions.5. (canceled)6. The flexible covering of claim 10 , wherein the at least one rod includes two or more rods arranged in parallel through the entire length of the flexible wrap.7. The flexible covering of claim 9 , wherein the flexible wrap includes a non-conducting rubber.8. The flexible covering of claim 9 , wherein the flexible wrap includes a mesh type material.9. A flexible covering comprising:a flexible wrap having a first edge and a second edge that extend between first and second ends in a first direction; andat least one pliable insert coupled to the flexible wrap, be in a rolled state in which the first edge of the flexible wrap overlaps the second edge of the flexible wrap when a first force is not applied to at least one of the first edge or second edge', 'be moved to an unrolled state in which the first edge of the flexible wrap does not overlap the second edge of the flexible wrap when the first force is applied to at least one of the first edge or second edge, and', 'be placed into a bent state in which the first end is moved relative to the second end when a second force is applied in a second direction that differs from the first direction, and, 'wherein the flexible wrap has a first rigidity such that ...

CABLE SUPPORT BRACKETS

The present disclosure describes a cable support bracket. The cable support bracket may include a base configured to be mounted to an antenna, the base comprising a plurality of apertures, each aperture configured to receive a cable hanger; a cable guide having a generally arced outer profile, wherein the cable guide is coupled to or integral with the base and extends outwardly from one end of the base; and a plurality of cable hangers, each cable hanger secured in a respective aperture in the base. The cable support bracket may further include a bridge removably attached to the base, the bridge having a plurality of apertures, each bridge aperture configured to receive a respective cable hanger; and a second plurality of cable hangers, each cable hanger secured in a respective aperture in the bridge. Antenna assemblies and methods for organizing coaxial cable connections at a base station antenna are also provided. 1. A cable support bracket , the bracket comprising:a base configured to be mounted to an antenna, the base comprising a plurality of apertures, each aperture configured to receive a cable hanger;a cable guide having a generally arced outer profile, wherein the cable guide is coupled to or integral with the base and extends outwardly from one end of the base; anda plurality of cable hangers, each cable hanger secured in a respective aperture in the base.2. The cable support bracket of claim 1 , wherein the base comprises a plurality of base standoff platforms claim 1 , each standoff platform configured to receive a cable hanger claim 1 , wherein a cable hanger is secured in a respective base standoff platform.3. The cable support bracket of claim 1 , the bracket further comprising:a bridge removably attached to the base, the bridge comprising a plurality of apertures, each bridge aperture configured to receive a respective cable hanger; anda second plurality of cable hangers, each cable hanger secured in a respective aperture in the bridge.4. The cable ...

Cable Tray With Fixing Holes

The present invention relates to a cable tray extending in a main direction, having attachment holes, each attachment hole having at least one edge, as well as a strip protruding from the edge and comprising a first proximal part relative to the edge and a second distal part. 1. A cable tray extending in a main direction , having attachment holes , each attachment hole having at least one edge as well as a strip protruding from the edge and comprising a first proximal part relative to the edge and a second distal part , the cable tray also having oblong holes , the cable tray comprising a bottom face and two side faces , arranged such that the cable tray has a U-shaped section in a plane orthogonal to the main direction , each of the bottom face and the side faces having both at least one of the oblong holes and at least one of the attachment holes.2. The cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein the second part has a width claim 1 , in a direction substantially orthogonal to the strip claim 1 , greater than a width of the first part.3. The cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein the attachment holes and the oblong holes are arranged so as to form alternating rows.4. The cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein each strip extends in the plane of the edge(s) of the attachment hole.5. An assembly comprising the cable tray according to claim 1 , at least one cable extending on the cable tray claim 1 , and at least one gripping collar attaching the cable to the cable tray claim 1 , the gripping collar surrounding the cable and the first part of the strip of one of the attachment holes claim 1 , the second part preferably forming a stop for the gripping collar limiting a translation of the gripping collar along the first part.6. The assembly according to claim 5 , wherein the assembly comprises at least two cables and at least one separator claim 5 , the cable tray having oblong holes claim 5 , the separator being attached to the cable tray through at least one oblong ...

Ladder Rack with Integral Cable Cleat

A cable management assembly designed to maintain cables during a short circuit event. The cable management assembly includes a ladder rack having a first side, a second side, and a plurality of ladder rungs extending from the first side to the second side. The plurality of ladder rungs include receptacles to receive the cables. Each side of the ladder rack has a plurality of holes extending a length of the ladder rack. A clamping frame is positioned over and secured to the ladder rack thereby maintaining the cables positioned in the ladder rungs.

Cable Cleat Assembly

A cable cleat assembly secures a bundle of cables to a ladder rack. The cable cleat assembly includes a base and two side bodies. Each side body is pivotally mounted to one of the ends of the base. Each side body has a first end, a middle section, and a second end. The first end of each side body includes a mounting member. The mounting member has a peg extending from each side of the mounting member and a circumferential rib. The pegs are mounted in the base with the circumferential rib positioned between alignment ribs extending from the base to enable the side bodies to pivot from an open position to a closed position. 1. A cable cleat assembly for securing cables to a ladder rack , the cable cleat assembly comprising:a base with a top, a bottom, sides, and two open ends; wherein each open end includes a retaining tab with alignment ribs extending from the end; andtwo side bodies, each side body is pivotally mounted to the base;wherein each side body has a first end, a middle section, and a second end; each first end has a mounting member, the mounting member having a peg extending from each side of the mounting member and a circumferential rib extending around the mounting member.2. The cable cleat assembly of claim 1 , wherein the base including slots accessible from a bottom of the base claim 1 , the pegs extending from the side bodies are mounted in the slots.3. The cable cleat assembly of claim 1 , wherein the circular rib of each side body is positioned between the alignment ribs extending from each end of the base to enable each side body to pivot from an open position to a closed position.4. The cable cleat assembly of claim 1 , wherein each side body includes a wide curved middle section claim 1 , the middle section having securing ribs located on an inner surface of the middle section.5. The cable cleat assembly of claim 4 , wherein the securing ribs maintain the cables under axial loads when the cable cleat assembled is installed.6. The cable cleat ...

AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL RACETRACK SYSTEMS AND METHODS

Systems and methods for a wiring racetrack for aircraft are described herein. The wiring racetrack can include a wiring pallet with a plurality of channels. A plurality of different wiring groups can each be disposed within one of the channels. Each of the wiring groups can include wiring of exclusively one category or one category and neutral wires. Connectors can be electrically coupled to the wires of the group. Fabrication of the wiring racetrack can be automatically performed by one or more robots that include an end effector and a robotic transfer unit. 1. An aircraft comprising: [ a first wire group comprising one of more wires of exclusively a first category;', 'a second wire group comprising one or more wires of exclusively a second category distinct from the first category;', 'a wiring pallet comprising a first track and a second track, wherein the one or more wires of the first category are contained exclusively within the first track, and wherein the one or more wires of the second category are contained exclusively within the second track;', 'a first connector electrically coupled to each of the wires of the first wire group; and', 'a second connector electrically coupled to each of the wires of the second wire group; and, 'a wiring racetrack comprising, 'secondary wiring comprising one or more connectors electrically coupled to the first connector, the second connector, or to both the first connector and the second connector., 'a fuselage comprising2. The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the first track and the second track are channels within the wiring pallet.3. The aircraft of claim 1 , wherein the fuselage comprises a fuselage portion comprising a left portion and a right portion claim 1 , and wherein the wiring racetrack is disposed within the left portion or the right portion.4. The aircraft of claim 3 , wherein all of the wiring of the left portion or the right portion of the fuselage is contained within the wiring pallet.5. The aircraft of claim 1 ...

BUSHING AND METHOD FOR SUPPORTING ELECTRICAL WIRING EXTENDING THROUGH A HOLE IN A SUPPORT STRUCTURE, AND AN AIRCRAFT INCLUDING THE BUSHING

Bushings and methods for supporting electrical wiring extending through a hole in a support structure, and aircraft including such bushings are provided. In one example, the bushing includes a grommet. The grommet includes a grommet body portion surrounding an opening that extends through the hole. A grommet collar portion extends from the grommet body portion about the opening. The grommet collar covers an interior edge surrounding the hole of the support structure. An attachment flange extends from the grommet away from the opening. The attachment flange is attached to the support structure adjacent to the hole. A shelf extends from the grommet adjacent to the opening to help support the electrical wiring extending through the opening. 1. A bushing adapted to mount to a support structure having an interior edge surrounding a hole formed through the support structure and to support electrical wiring extending through the hole , the bushing comprising: a grommet body portion surrounding an opening that extends through the hole when the bushing is mounted to the support structure; and', 'a grommet collar portion extending from the grommet body portion about the opening and configured to cover the interior edge of the support structure when the bushing is mounted to the support structure;, 'a grommet comprising;'}an attachment flange extending from the grommet away from the opening and configured for attaching to the support structure adjacent to the hole; anda shelf extending from the grommet adjacent to the opening and configured to help support the electrical wiring extending through the opening.2. The bushing of claim 1 , wherein the attachment flange has a first attachment opening formed therethrough configured to receive a first fastener for attaching to the support structure.3. The bushing of claim 2 , wherein the attachment flange has a second attachment opening formed therethrough spaced apart from the first attachment opening claim 2 , and wherein the second ...

FLEXIBLE CORNER TRIM PRODUCT

A trim piece for sealing a work surface including a body having a first side, a second side, and a span disposed between the first side and the second side, wherein the first side and the second side are joined at a junction defining an angle between the first side and the second side of between 80 degrees and 100 degrees, a topcap is affixed to the span of the body, wherein the topcap includes a left side having a first wing and a right side having a second wing, an adhesive is bonded to the first side of the body and an aperture is disposed within the body. 1. (canceled)2. A trim piece for sealing a joint in a work surface , the trim piece comprising:an elongated unitary structure of indeterminate length which when viewed in cross section, includes:a body having a top cap and an extrusion nipple extending centrally downwardly from the top cap;the top cap including a first portion and a second portion extending outwardly away relative to the extrusion nipple in a first direction and a second direction, an extent of the top cap being generally equal in the first direction and the second direction, each of the first portion and the second portion being bounded respectively by a first radius portion and a second radius portion;the extrusion nipple including a first portion having parallel sides and a second portion which narrows from a width of the parallel sides to a smaller width at a distal end thereof; andthe first radius portion and the second radius portion facilitating flexibility of the first portion and the second portion.3. The trim piece as claimed in claim 2 , further comprising at least a 1 pair of sidewardly extending structures extending outwardly away from the extrusion nipple.4. The trim piece as claimed in claim 2 , further comprising a third radius portion and a fourth radius portion on opposing sides of a junction between the top cap and the extrusion nipple.5. The trim piece as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the trim piece is formed from a material ...

Binding structure of wire routing material

Elongated wire routing materials are bound by a first-side binding member on a first side in the longitudinal direction of the wire routing materials, and are bound by a second-side binding member on a second side opposite to the first side. An engaging member includes an engaging portion for assembly into a vehicle body, and an attachment portion serving as the part to which the wire routing materials are attached such that the attachment portion is slidable relative to the wire routing materials in the longitudinal direction. At least one of the engaging portion and the attachment portion comes into contact with the first-side binding member at the first side, and at least one of the engaging portion and the attachment portion comes into contact with the second-side binding member at the second side.

CONDUIT CLIP AND CONDUIT CLIP ARRANGEMENT WITH A CONDUIT CLIP AND A CONDUIT

A conduit clip for use in a conduit clip arrangement together with a conduit includes: a ring member adapted to be placed around the conduit, the ring member having a through axis, a circumferential radially internal surface, and a circumferential radially external surface, the ring member comprising semi-circular ring portions connected by a living hinge. The circumferentially external surface has a circumferentially smooth envelope. Each side wall of the ring member is provided with a clamping device that cooperates with an attachment member. The circumferential radially internal surface has at least one upstanding projection configured to engage a groove in the conduit sheath when placed around it. 1. A conduit clip for use in a conduit clip arrangement together with a conduit , the conduit clip comprising:a ring member configured to be placed around the conduit, the ring member having a through axis, a circumferential radially internal surface, and a circumferential radially external surface, the ring member comprising semi-circular ring portions connected by a living hinge,wherein the circumferentially external surface has a circumferentially smooth envelope,wherein each side wall of the ring member is provided with a clamping device configured to cooperate with an attachment member, andwherein the circumferential radially internal surface has at least one upstanding projection configured to engage a groove in the conduit sheath when placed around it.2. The conduit clip according to claim 1 , wherein the projection is shaped as a circular rib.3. The conduit clip according to claim 1 , wherein the ring member includes a latch engageable in a closed condition thereof.4. The conduit clip according to claim 3 , wherein the latch is releasable.5. The conduit clip according to claim 1 , wherein the ring member has at least one groove embossed in its circumferentially extending surface and extending lengthwise in a circumferential direction.6. The conduit clip ...

MULTI-CONDUIT FLEXIBLE RETENTION MECHANISM

A retention mechanism provided for use with a first line and a second line comprises a flexible convoluted web, a first conduit, and a second conduit. The first conduit defines a first passageway through the web, and is configured to receive the first line through the first passageway. The second conduit defines a second passageway through the web, and is configured to receive the second line through the second passageway. The first and second conduits are attached to and surrounded by the web such that the web enables movement of the first and second lines when the first and second lines are fixed respectively to the first and second conduits and extend respectively through the first and second passageways. 1. A retention mechanism for use with a first line and a second line , comprising:a flexible convoluted web to be mounted to a support structure,a first conduit defining a first passageway through the web, the first passageway configured to receive the first line through the first passageway, the first conduit configured to be fixed to the first line to block passage of contaminants through the first passageway, anda second conduit defining a second passageway through the web, the second passageway configured to receive the second line through the second passageway, the second conduit configured to be fixed to the second line to block passage of contaminants through the second passageway, the first and second conduits attached to and surrounded by the web such that the web enables movement of the first and second lines relative to the support structure when the first and second lines are fixed respectively to the first and second conduits and extend respectively through the first and second passageways.2. The retention mechanism of claim 1 , comprising a mounting wall to be mounted to the support structure claim 1 , wherein the mounting wall comprises an aperture claim 1 , and the web is positioned in the aperture and attached to the mounting wall such that the ...

ADJUSTABLE P-CLAMP WITH MULTIPLE MOUNTING OPTIONS

A mounting bracket assembly and method to secure elongate items, such as wires, cables, or other bundles items to a support structure. The mounting bracket assembly may include a first portion defining a tie aperture configured to receive an elongate cable tie and a second portion defining a mounting aperture configured to receive an attachment feature therethrough. The mounting bracket assembly may also include a clamp member shaped to enclose an elongate member, a locking mechanism having a tongue defining a plurality of serrations and a slotted opening where the tongue member is releasably received in the slotted opening, a wedge-shaped pawl having a plurality of teeth that interlock with the serrations, and a mounting member extending from the clamp member defining a mounting aperture configured to receive an attachment feature. 1. A mounting bracket assembly , comprising:a first portion defining a tie aperture configured to receive an elongate cable tie; anda second portion defining a mounting aperture configured to receive an attachment feature therethrough.2. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the first portion is non-coplanar with the second portion.3. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the first portion is coplanar with the second portion.4. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the first portion is parallel to and offset from the second portion.5. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the tie aperture is characterized as having a rectangular shape.6. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the first portion is formed of a plastic material and the second portion is formed of a metallic material.7. The mounting bracket assembly according to claim 6 , wherein the first portion is over molded onto the second portion.8. A mounting bracket assembly claim 6 , comprising:a clamp member formed of a plastic material defining a first clamp member and ...

Wire Fixing Device

A wire fixing device adapted for gripping at least one wire in a machine includes a positioning seat having at least one first cavity, and a first gripping seat disposed at one side of the positioning seat. The first gripping seat includes a first body and at least one first gripping member. The first gripping member has a first connection end portion connected to the first body, a first terminal end portion being resilient and opposite to the first connection end portion and inserted into the first cavity, and a first through hole adapted for extension of the wire therethrough. The first terminal end portion is constricted by the first cavity to grip securely the wire. 1. A wire fixing device adapted for gripping and positioning at least one wire in a machine , comprising:a positioning seat having a first end surface, a second end surface that is opposite to said first end surface in a first direction, and at least one first cavity that extends from said first end surface in the first direction toward said second end surface; and a first body that has a first inner surface facing said first end surface of said positioning seat, and', a first connection end portion connected to said first inner surface of said first body,', 'a first terminal end portion being resilient and opposite to said first connection end portion in the first direction, and inserted into said at least one first cavity, and', 'a first through hole extending from said first connection end portion to said first terminal end portion, and adapted for extension of the at least one wire therethrough, said first terminal end portion being constricted by said at least one first cavity to grip securely the at least one wire., 'at least one first gripping member that has'}], 'a first gripping seat disposed at one side of said positioning seat, and including'}2. The wire fixing device of claim 1 , wherein said at least one first gripping member further has:a first outer surface that extends from said first ...

SUPPORT ASSEMBLY AND CABLE MANAGEMENT KIT

A support assembly includes a first slide rail assembly, a second slide rail assembly, a first cable management device and a second cable management device. The first slide rail assembly includes a first rail and a second rail movable relative to the first rail. The second slide rail assembly includes a third rail and a fourth rail movable relative to the third rail. The first cable management device is mounted to the second rail of the first slide rail assembly and the fourth rail of the second slide rail assembly. The second cable management device includes a first cable management arm and a second cable management arm. The first cable management arm is mounted to the first rail of the first slide rail assembly and the second cable management arm is mounted to the second rail of the first slide rail assembly. 1. A support assembly comprising:a first slide rail assembly comprising a first rail and a second rail movable relative to the first rail;a second slide rail assembly comprising a third rail and a fourth rail movable relative to the third rail;a first cable management device mounted to the second rail of the first slide rail assembly and the fourth rail of the second slide rail assembly; anda second cable management device comprising a first cable management arm and a second cable management arm, the first cable management arm being mounted to the first rail of the first slide rail assembly, and the second cable management arm being mounted to the second rail of the first slide rail assembly.2. The support assembly of claim 1 , wherein one end of the first cable management arm is pivotally connected to one end of the second cable management arm claim 1 , another end of the first cable management arm is detachably mounted to the first rail of the first slide rail assembly claim 1 , and another end of the second cable management arm is detachably mounted to the second rail of the first slide rail assembly.3. The support assembly of claim 2 , wherein the first ...

CLAMP AND CLAMP-EQUIPPED WIRE HARNESS

A clamp including: a holding portion and a fixing portion, wherein the fixing portion includes: a base, a support shaft that extends from the base in a direction away from the holding portion, a lock that is provided at a leading end of the support shaft and is formed to be able to be locked to the fixed portion, a spring that is provided in a surrounding region of the support shaft between the base and the lock, and is formed so as to be extendable in a direction in which the support shaft extends, and a vibration suppressor provided between two opposing surfaces of the spring that are adjacent to each other in a direction in which the support shaft extends and face each other. 1. A clamp comprising:a holding portion configured to hold a wire harness; anda fixing portion that is provided in a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the holding portion and is to be fixed to a fixed portion; a base,', 'a support shaft that extends from the base in a direction away from the holding portion,', 'a lock that is provided at a leading end of the support shaft and is formed to be able to be locked to the fixed portion,', 'a spring that is provided in a surrounding region of the support shaft between the base and the lock, and is formed so as to be extendable in a direction in which the support shaft extends, and', 'a vibration suppressor provided between two opposing surfaces of the spring that are adjacent to each other in a direction in which the support shaft extends and face each other., 'wherein the fixing portion includes2. The clamp according to claim 1 , wherein:the spring includes a plate spring that includes two plate members that are adjacent to each other in the direction in which the support shaft extends, and an elastic deformation portion connecting end portions of the two plate members, andthe vibration suppressor is provided between the two plate members.3. The clamp according to claim 2 ,wherein the spring is formed by the plate spring in a ...

CABLE MANAGEMENT ARM EXTENSION

A cable management arm extension, comprising: a plate including apertures to allow for mounting a cable retainer; a first hinged section to connect to a first section of a cable management arm and to a first side of the plate; and a second hinged section to connect to a second section of a cable management arm and to a second of the plate. 1. A cable management arm extension , comprising:a plate including apertures to allow for mounting a cable retainer;a first hinged section to connect to a first section of a cable management arm and to a first side of the plate; anda second hinged section to connect to a second section of a cable management arm and to a second of the plate.2. The cable management arm extension of claim 1 , wherein a first spring is included between a connection point of the first hinged section and the plate and a second spring is included between a connection point of the second hinged section and the plate.3. The cable management arm extension of claim 2 , wherein the first spring and second spring prevent the plate from folding inwards.4. The cable management arm extension of claim 2 , wherein he first spring and second spring assist the plate in returning to a retracted position.5. The cable management arm extension of claim 1 , wherein the plate includes apertures to mount a plurality of cable retainers.6. A cable management arm extension claim 1 , comprising:an elastic section including:a first connecting end to connect to a first section of a cable management arm; anda second connecting end to connect o a second section of the cable management arm.7. The cable management arm extension of claim 6 , wherein the elastic section allows the cable management arm to be extended further than normal.8. The cable management arm extension of claim 6 , wherein the elastic section forms a semi-circle when in a retracted position and is about parallel to the cable management arm when in an extended position.9. The cable management arm extension of claim ...

CABLE MANAGEMENT ARM

A cable management arm, comprising: a first cable management arm to connect to a first connector of a first rail kit of a computing device and a second cable management arm to connect to a second connector of the first rail kit of the computing device; a connector to pivotally attach to the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm; and a rail kit comprising: a retainer to connect to a connector of a second rail kit of the computing device; an inner slide, wherein the inner slide is pivotally connected to the retainer; and an outer slide, wherein the outer slide is slidably connected to the inner slide, wherein the rail kit pivotally attaches to the connector via a pin. 1. A cable management arm , comprising:a first cable management arm to connect to a first connector of a first rail kit of a computing device and a second cable management arm to connect to a second connector of the first rail kit of the computing device;a connector to pivotally attach to the first cable management arm and the second cable management arm; and a retainer to connect to a connector of a second rail kit of the computing device;', 'an inner slide, wherein the inner slide is pivotally connected to the retainer; and', 'an outer slide, wherein the outer slide is slidably connected to the inner slide,', 'wherein the rail kit pivotally attaches to the connector via a pin., 'a rail kit comprising2. The cable management arm of claim 1 , wherein the first cable management arm includes a first cable management arm extension and the second cable management arm includes a second cable management arm extension.3. The cable management arm of claim 1 , wherein the cable management arm allows for the computing device to be extended further from a rack.4. The cable management arm of claim 1 , wherein the rail kit supports the first cable management arm claim 1 , the second cable management arm claim 1 , and the connector as the computing device is extended from a rack.5. The cable ...

ROUTING STRUCTURE OF WIRE HARNESS

Provided is, a plate-shaped member of a vehicle body, a body portion having a base end side portion engaged with the plate-shaped member and extending along the plate-shaped member toward the leading end side, and a removal-preventing portion for preventing the wire harness stored in a space between the plate-shaped member and the body portion from being removed from the leading end side of the body portion. The wire harness stored in the space is prevented from being removed at the leading end side of the body portion by the removal-preventing portion pivoting according to the storage. By a series of rotations of the removal-preventing portion up to the storage, a pivotal body upper portion of the removal-preventing portion disposed at a high position in a height direction extending from the plate-shaped member is moved to a lower position, thereby reducing the height of the entirety of the routing structure. 1. A routing structure of a wire harness , the routing structure comprising:a body portion having a base end side portion connected to or engaged with and fixed to a plate-shaped portion disposed at a vehicle body, and a leading end side portion extending along a main surface of the plate-shaped portion, the body portion configured to allow a wire harness to be stored from the leading end side portion toward the base end side portion in a space formed between the body portion and the main surface; and the removal-preventing portion integrally has a pivot connected to the body portion, and a pivotal body connected to the pivot, the pivotal body has', 'a pressing piece extending from the pivot into the space,', 'a pivotal body upper portion extending from the pivot in a direction opposite to a direction in which the pressing piece extends, the pivotal body upper portion disposed upward of the pivot in a height direction extending from the main surface of the plate-shaped portion, and', 'a pivotal body lower portion integrally connected to the pivotal body upper ...

CABLE MANAGEMENT DEVICE AND CABLE MANAGEMENT FRAME

A cable management frame includes a main body, a bracket installed on the main body, a hook installed on the main body, and a pressing member located on an end of the main body. The hook and the bracket are located respectively on two sides of the main body. The hook includes a reinforcing rib coupled to the main body. 1. A cable management frame comprising:a main body;a bracket installed on the main body;a hook installed on the main body; anda pressing member located on an end of the main body; wherein:the hook and the bracket are located respectively on two sides of the main body; andthe hook comprises a reinforcing rib coupled to the main body;the pressing member comprises a deforming portion and a pressing portion;the deforming portion is located on one end of the main body and extends in a direction parallel to the main body; andthe pressing portion is located on the deforming portion and extends to a side of the deforming portion away from the hook.2. The cable management device of claim 1 , wherein:the hook comprises an extension portion and a first holding portion;one end of the extension portion is located on the main body, and another end of the extension portion extends away from the main body;the first holding portion extends from the end of the extension portion away from the main body;the reinforcing rib comprises a first rib; andthe first rib is coupled to the extension portion, the first holding portion, and the main body.3. The cable management device of claim 2 , wherein:the first rib is located at a symmetric center of the first holding portion.4. The cable management device of claim 2 , wherein:the reinforcing rib further comprises a plurality of second ribs; andthe plurality of second ribs is symmetrically arranged on a side of the extension portion away from the first rib and coupled to the main body.5. (canceled)6. The cable management device of claim 1 , wherein:the pressing member further comprises a stopping portion located on the pressing ...

CABLE CLIPS FOR WIRE MANAGEMENT

Cable clips for supporting one or more cables or wires that can be quickly and releasably affixed to metal structures for wire management purposes are provided. The cable clips include a cable holding portion and a plurality of attachment members used to quickly and releasably affixed to the cable clip to metal structures. The cable holding portion and plurality of attachment members are made of an environmentally durable material. 1. A cable clip for supporting one or more items , the cable clip comprising:a cable holding portion made of an environmentally durable material; anda plurality of attachment members each being made of an environmentally durable material, wherein a first attachment member is monolithically formed into or joined to a first end of the cable holding portion and wherein a second attachment member is monolithically formed into or joined to a second end of the cable holding portion.2. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the cable holding portion comprises a bulbus portion for supporting cables and a neck to which the first and second attachment members are monolithically formed into or joined to.3. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the cable holding portion comprises a flexible flat strip having a rectangular or square cross-section.4. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the cable holding portion comprises a flexible solid or stranded rope-like material with a circular cross-section.5. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the environmentally durable material comprises stainless steel or galvanized steel.6. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the first attachment member comprises a rectangular or square structure having:a lower wall with a first end monolithically formed into or joined to the first end of the cable holding portion and a second end monolithically formed into or joined to a first end of a first side wall;an upper wall with a first end monolithically formed into or joined to a ...

Cable Tray Assembly

A cable tray assembly includes first and second cable tray sections each including a base and rails extending transversely from longitudinal sides of the base. At least one of the base and the rails defines a plurality of holes. A splice plate is configured to engage the first and second cable tray sections for attaching the first cable tray section to the second cable tray section. The splice plate defines a plurality of holes. At least one snap-fit connector includes a head and a plurality of resiliently deflectable arms extending from the head. The arms of the connector are configured to extend through aligned holes in the splice plate and one of the cable tray sections to secure the splice plate to said one of the cable tray sections. 1. A cable tray assembly comprising:first and second cable tray sections each including a base and rails extending transversely from longitudinal sides of the base, at least one of the base and the rails defining a plurality of holes;a splice plate configured to engage the first and second cable tray sections for attaching the first cable tray section to the second cable tray section, the splice plate defining a plurality of holes; andat least one snap-fit connector comprising a head and a plurality of resiliently deflectable arms extending from the head, the arms of the connector being configured to extend through aligned holes in the splice plate and one of the cable tray sections to secure the splice plate to said one of the cable tray sections.2. The assembly set forth in claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of snap-fit connectors claim 1 , a first snap-fit connector being configured to extend though aligned holes in the splice plate and the first cable tray section to secure the splice plate to the first cable tray section claim 1 , and a second snap-fit connector being configured to extend through aligned holes in the splice plate and the second cable tray section to secure the splice plate to the second cable tray ...

SYSTEM FOR CONFIGURING AN ENVIRONMENT TO PROVIDE MOBILE COMPUTING

A system for configuring an environment to provide mobile computing, the system including: one or more booms suspended from a soffit of the environment, each of the booms including a moveable arm moveable at least in part in a plane parallel to the soffit and the moveable arm having a proximal end connected to power and data cables attached to the soffit and a distal end where the power and data cables are suspended therefrom; and one or more switching hubs, each of the switching hubs are arranged to be removably mounted to a mobile station moveable within the environment, to be removably connected to the power and data cables suspended from the distal end of the moveable arm of one of the booms, and to be removably connected to at least one computer in the environment to distribute power and data to the at least one computer. 1. A mobile computing environment configuration system comprising: a proximal end connectable to at least one of a power cable attached to the soffit and a data cable attached to the soffit, and', 'a distal end where at least one of the power cable and the data cable is suspendable therefrom; and, 'a boom suspendable from a soffit of an environment, the boom including a moveable arm having removably mountable to a mobile station moveable within the environment,', 'removably connectable to at least one of the power cable and the data cable suspended from the distal end of the arm of the boom, and', 'removably connectable to a computer in the environment to distribute at least one of power and data to the computer., 'a switching hub configured to be2. The mobile computing environment configuration system of claim 1 , wherein the computer is mountable to the mobile station and the switching hub is removably connectable to another computer mountable to an adjacent mobile station.3. The mobile computing environment configuration system of claim 2 , wherein the switching hub is removably connectable to up to eight computers mountable to eight ...

SLIDE RAIL ASSEMBLY AND CABLE MANAGEMENT DEVICE THEREOF

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail movable with respect to the first rail, and a cable management device. The cable management device includes a first set of arms and a second set of arms connected to the first set of arms. The first set of arms include two arms that are movable with respect to each other. The second set of arms also include two arms that are movable with respect to each other. The cable management device has a portion connected to the first rail and is switched from a first state to a second state in response to the second rail moving with respect to the first rail from a first position to a second position. 1. A cable management device , comprising:a first set of arms including two arms that are movable with respect to each other; anda second set of arms including two arms that are movable with respect to each other, the second set of arms being connected to the first set of arms.2. The cable management device of claim 1 , wherein the second set of arms are pivotally connected to the first set of arms.3. The cable management device of claim 2 , wherein one of the two arms of the first set of arms has an end portion pivotally connected to an end portion of one of the two arms of the second set of arms.4. The cable management device of claim 1 , wherein the two arms of the first set of arms are pivotally connected to each other.5. The cable management device of claim 1 , wherein the two arms of the second set of arms are pivotally connected to each other.6. The cable management device of claim 1 , further comprising an additional arm pivotally connected to the second set of arms.7. The cable management device of claim 1 , further comprising a supporting member arranged between and configured for supporting the first set of arms and the second set of arms.8. The cable management device of claim 7 , wherein one of the two arms of the second set of arms is pivotally connected to the supporting member at a position between two ...

Thermal Expansion and Contraction System

A thermal expansion and contraction system secures cables to a ladder rung. The thermal expansion and contraction system includes a cable grip secured to the ladder rung. The cable grip includes a protective grommet for holding cables to the ladder rung, a metal plate and wire forms to secure the protective grommet to the metal plate. The thermal expansion and contraction system also includes a cable divider secured to the ladder rung to maintaining separation of cables and a cable containment clamp secured to the ladder rung. 1. A thermal expansion and contraction system for securing cables to a ladder rung , the thermal expansion and contraction system comprising:at least one cable divider secured to the ladder rung for maintaining separation of cables in the thermal expansion and contraction system;wherein the at least one cable divider is positioned over the ladder rung to create a slightly elevated cable path thereby creating a natural bend point to allow the cables to move during thermal expansion.2. The thermal expansion and contraction system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one cable divider having a C-shaped bracket with a main member claim 1 , side members and curved ends.3. The thermal expansion and contraction system of claim 2 , wherein the at least one cable divider having a plurality of spacer mounts and cable spacers mounted to and extending from the C-shaped bracket.4. The thermal expansion and contraction system of claim 3 , wherein the cable spacers have a curved outer surface and an opening therethrough; wherein the spacer mourns are inserted through holes in the C-shaped bracket and mounted in the openings in the cable spacers5. The thermal expansion and contraction system of claim 3 , wherein the spacer mounts are secured to elevation blocks claim 3 , wherein the elevation blocks are positioned under the C-shaped bracket for elevating the cable divider when installed on the ladder rung.6. A thermal expansion and contraction system for ...

Thermostat Bracket Assembly

A thermostat bracket assembly includes a bracket that has a first portion forming an angle with a second portion. The first portion can be mounted to a wall stud having the second portion oriented planar with a panel of sheetrock mounted to the wall stud. A pair of engagements is each integrated into the bracket and each of the engagements is aligned with an intersection between the wall stud and the panel of sheetrock. A thermostat wire is extended through a respective one of the engagements to inhibit the thermostat wire from being lost in the wall cavity. 1. A thermostat mounting bracket assembly for retaining a thermostat wire in a preferred orientation behind a panel of sheetrock , said assembly comprising:a bracket having a first portion forming a perpendicular angle with a second portion wherein said first portion is configured to be mounted to a wall stud having said second portion being planar with a panel of sheetrock mounted to the wall stud, said bracket having a pair of engagements being integrated into said bracket wherein each of said engagements is configured to be aligned with an intersection between the wall stud and the panel of sheetrock, a respective one of said engagements having the thermostat wire extended therethrough wherein said respective engagement is configured to inhibit the thermostat wire from being lost in the wall cavity.2. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said second portion is comprised of a penetrable material wherein said second portion is configured to facilitate fastener from a thermostat to engage said second portion for mounting the thermostat on the panel of sheetrock.3. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein said second portion has a plurality of wire openings each extending therethrough wherein a respective one of said wire opening is configured to have a thermostat wire routed into the thermostat.4. The assembly according to claim 1 , further comprising a pair of gussets claim 1 , each of said gussets ...

Cable management apparatus

A cable management apparatus for binding cables includes a mounting plate and a cable clamp. The mounting plate defines an opening for receiving the cables. The cable clamp includes a resilient position member. The cable clamp is attached to the opening, the position member is abut to the cables received in the opening.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HANGING A CABLE

A cable hanger configured to secure cables to a purlin. The cable hanger includes a first support leg, a second support leg, and a landing compartment positioned between the first support leg and the second support leg. The landing compartment is configured to hold one or more cables. The cable hanger further includes a first securing hook connected to the first support leg, and a second securing hook connected to the second support leg. Wherein, the first securing hook and the second securing hook are configured to secure the cable hanger to the purlin. 1. A cable hanger configured to secure cables to purlin , the cable hanger comprising:a first support leg;a second support leg;a landing compartment positioned between the first support leg and the second support leg, the landing compartment configured to hold one or more cables;a first securing hook connected to the first support leg; anda second securing hook connected to the second support leg;wherein, the first securing hook and the second securing hook are configured to secure the cable hanger to the purlin.2. The cable hanger of claim 1 , wherein the landing compartment is positioned above the first securing hook and the second securing hook.3. The cable hanger of claim 1 , wherein the cable hanger is formed of at least one selected from a group consisting of a single cable of steel claim 1 , a single rod of steel claim 1 , a single cable of galvanized steel claim 1 , a single rod of galvanized steel claim 1 , a single cable of zinc plated steel claim 1 , a single rod of zinc plated steel claim 1 , a single cable of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coated steel claim 1 , a single rod of PVC coated steel claim 1 , a single cable of PVC coated galvanized steel claim 1 , a single rod of PVC coated galvanized steel claim 1 , a single cable of powder coated steel claim 1 , a single rod of powder coated steel claim 1 , a single cable of powder coated galvanized steel claim 1 , a single rod of powder coated galvanized steel ...

CLAMP

A clamp includes a first member, a second member, and a fastener. The first member has a first connecting portion and a first supporting portion. The second member has a second connecting portion and a second supporting portion. The first connecting portion and the second connecting portion are twisted clockwise or counterclockwise such that a first clamping portion of the first connecting portion and a second clamping portion of the second connecting portion are tilted to the right or to the left with respect to a front-back direction when seen from above. A spiral hanger is mounted on a support wire by tightening the first member and the second member by the fastener in a state where a support wire is passed through between the first supporting portion and the second supporting portion and a spiral hanger is passed between the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion. 1. A clamp for mounting a spiral hanger on a support wire extending in a front-back direction , comprising:a first member having a first through hole formed therein, the first through hole penetrating in a right-left direction;a second member provided to the left of the first member and having a second through hole formed therein, the second through hole penetrating in the right-left direction and facing the first through hole; anda fastener inserted through the first through hole and the second through hole and tightening the first member and the second member to each other in the right-left direction, whereinthe first member has:a plate-shaped first base portion having the first through hole formed therein;a plate-shaped first connecting portion protruding from the first base portion to diagonally upper left; anda first supporting portion provided below the first base portion and curved arcuately in such a manner as to project toward the right;the second member has:a plate-shaped second base portion having the second through hole formed therein;a plate-shaped second connecting portion ...

Cable Management Assembly

A cable management assembly that mounts cables to a ladder rack. The cable management assembly includes a thermal expansion block, a cable attachment beam, and a bracket. The thermal expansion block is positioned on a ladder rung of the ladder rack. The thermal expansion block has a top, a bottom, a first side, a second side, and ends. The first side and the second side of the thermal expansion block have an opening there through that receives the cable attachment beam. The bracket secures the thermal expansion block and attached cable attachment beam to the ladder rung. 1. A cable management assembly for mounting cables to a ladder rack , the cable management assembly comprising:a thermal expansion block positioned on a ladder rung of the ladder rack; the thermal expansion block having a top, a bottom, a first side, a second side, and ends, wherein the first side and the second side having an opening there through;a cable attachment beam received in the openings in the sides of the thermal expansion block; anda bracket for securing the thermal expansion block to the ladder rung.2. The cable management assembly of claim 1 , wherein the openings in the sides of the thermal expansion block are T-shaped.3. The cable management assembly of claim 2 , wherein the T-shaped openings are aligned to create a passageway through the expansion block.4. The cable management assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sides of the thermal expansion block having outwardly extending flanges claim 1 , the outwardly extending flanges having an opening for receiving a fastener.5. The cable management assembly of claim 4 , wherein the bracket is secured to the thermal expansion block by fasteners extending through the opening in the outwardly extending flanges of the thermal expansion block.6. The cable management assembly of claim 1 , wherein the cable attachment beam having a top claim 1 , a bottom claim 1 , sides claim 1 , and ends; wherein the ends include folded edges for protecting a cable ...

PROBE CABLE SUPPORT

A probe cable support () includes a leg () with a top side () and a bottom side (). The leg further includes a plurality of supports () protruding from the bottom side and intermittently arranged with non-zero gaps there between. The leg further includes an arm () protruding from the top side. A system () includes an ultrasound imaging system () configured with at least one probe () and a console (), a cable () configured to electrically connect the probe and the console, a cart () configured to support the ultrasound imaging system, and a probe cable support () configured to support the cable. 1. A system , comprising:an ultrasound imaging system configured with at least one probe and a console;a cable configured to electrically connect the probe and the console;a cart configured to support the ultrasound imaging system; anda probe cable support configured to support the cable.2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the cart includes a probe support configured to support the probe and includes a hook.3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the probe cable support comprises:a leg including multiple hooks.4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the multiple hooks include three hooks.5. The system of claim 3 , wherein at least two of the multiple hooks face different directions.6. The system of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the multiple hooks includes a channel.7. The system of claim 2 , further comprising:an arm extending from the leg.8. The system of claim 7 , wherein the arm extends from a first side of the leg to a non-zero distance away from a second side of the leg claim 7 , forming an open ring with a material free region within the ring.9. The system of claim 7 , wherein the arm extends from a first side of the leg and into a second side of the leg claim 7 , forming a closed ring with a material free region within the ring.10. A method claim 7 , comprising:receiving a cable in a channel of a probe cable support, which secures the cable in the channel of the probe cable ...

Cable management device

A cable management device adapted for a slide rail assembly includes a first tray, a second tray, and a cable chain. The second tray is connected to the first tray in an extendable and retractable manner in order to move with respect to the first tray and thus enter a retracted state or an extended state. The cable chain is connected to the first tray.

WIRE STRAND ATTACHMENT CLIP

A wire strand attachment clip including an alignment guide connector, a first wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, and a second wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, wherein the alignment guide connector is attachable to an alignment guide of a support post such that the first and second wire strand holders can receive and hold the wire strand to that support post. 1. A wire strand attachment clip comprising:an alignment guide connector attachable to an alignment guide of a support post;a first wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, the second wire strand holder defining a first slot configured to receive a wire strand; anda second wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, the second wire strand holder defining a second slot configured to receive the wire strand.2. The wire strand attachment clip of claim 1 , which is formed from a solid flat metal material.3. The wire strand attachment clip of claim 1 , wherein the alignment guide connector defines an alignment guide receiving slot configured to receive the alignment guide of the support post.4. The wire strand attachment clip of claim 3 , wherein inner side edges of the alignment guide connector that form the alignment guide receiving slot are securely engagable with spaced apart side surfaces of the alignment guide of the support post.5. The wire strand attachment clip of claim 3 , wherein the alignment guide connector includes a first side section that includes a first inner alignment guide engagement edge that partially defines the alignment guide receiving slot and a second side section that includes a second inner alignment guide engagement edge that partially defines the alignment guide receiving slot.6. The wire strand attachment clip of claim 1 , wherein the alignment guide connector includes a first end section that includes a first ...

INSIDE CORNER TRIM PRODUCT

A flexible inside corner trim piece is formed with concave depressions at hinge portions where wings attach to the body. The trim piece can be formed such that wings and a top cap lay flat in plane perpendicular to body or wings and top cap curve at an angle. Hinge portions can be narrow or wide and symmetrical or asymmetrical. The trim piece can be dyed, paintable, or present another decorative surface. The trim piece can include embedded lighting. 1an elongated unitary structure of indeterminate length which when viewed in cross section, includes;a body presenting two angled interior surfaces that are angled relative to one another at an angle approximating an angular relationship of two surfaces forming an inside corner that is to be finished and an inside apex between the two angled interior surfaces;the body further presenting two outside portions including a first outside portion and a second outside portion;a first wing portion extending outwardly away from the first outside portion;a second wing portion extending outwardly away from the second outside portion;a first hinge portion between the first wing portion and the first outside portion having a first cross section relatively thinner than the adjacent first wing portion and first outside portion; anda second hinge portion between the second wing portion and the second outside portion having a second cross section relatively thinner than the adjacent second wing portion and second outside portion.. A trim piece for finishing inside corners, comprising: This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 15/701,906, filed Sep. 12, 2017, entitled “Trim Product and Methods of Manufacturing”, which in turn is a continuation of application Ser. No. 14/983,979, filed Dec. 30, 2015, now U.S. Pat. No. 9,765,960, issued Sep. 19, 2017, entitled “Inside Corner Trim Product, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62/212,230, filed Aug. 31, 2015, entitled “Inside Corner Trim Product, each ...

Device for a cable guide of cables between a rotor hub and a rotor blade of a wind turbine

The disclosure relates to a device for a cable guide of cables between a rotor hub and a rotor blade, which is rotatable about its longitudinal axis, of a wind turbine. A device is provided which, with simple means, ensures a reliable and gentle guidance of cables from the rotor hub into the rotor blade of a wind turbine, wherein pitching of the rotor blade should not be hindered and reliable energy supply of the electrical components in or on the rotor blade should be ensured. The rotor hub includes a bracket and the rotor blade includes a blade base. The cable guide is arranged centered in the middle between the bracket and the blade base and includes a cable ladder.

Electrical Power Line Clamping Insulator

A clamping insulator for securing electrical wires to support structures comprising an insulating second clamp member, and an insulating first clamp member that is hingebly connected to the insulating second clamp member and an eyebolt, wherein the hinge is positioned at an angle relative to the electrical wire, the first clamp member is simply flipped over upon the second clamp member to secure the wire in place, the eyebolt both secures the first and second clamp members in the closed position and allows easy access for a lineman with a hot stick, and, in the closed position, the eyebolt is positioned at a compound angle relative to the ground and supporting structure it sits upon to provide easy access for a hot stick.

Cable Clips

A cable clip including a pair of clamp members, a pair of extension members, each extension member extending from a clamp member, and a spanning member spanning from one extension member to the other extension member. 1. A cable clip for holding electrical wires to a structure , the cable clip comprising:a first clamp member and a second clamp member;a spanning member having a first end and a second end;a first extension member having a first end extending from the first clamp member and second end extending from the first end of the spanning member; anda second extension member having first end extending from the second clamp member and a second end extending from the second end of the spanning member.2. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the of the first and second clamp members claim 1 , the first and second extension members and the spanning member are made of a rigid electrically conductive material.3. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the first clamp member comprises a pair of opposing arms claim 1 , each opposing arm having one end connected to a back pad such that a receiving zone is formed between the pair of opposing arms claim 1 , wherein at least one of the opposing arms has at least one penetrating projection extending into the receiving zone.4. The cable clip according to claim 3 , wherein the at least one penetrating projection comprises a tooth having a pointed end.5. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein the second clamp member comprises a pair of opposing arms claim 1 , each opposing arm having one end connected to a back pad such that a receiving zone is formed between the pair of opposing arms claim 1 , wherein at least one of the opposing arms has at least one penetrating projection extending into the receiving zone.6. The cable clip according to claim 5 , wherein the at least one penetrating projection comprises a tooth having a pointed end.7. The cable clip according to claim 1 , wherein edges of the extension ...

Structures for Securing Broadcast Cabling and Connectors

A structure for securing broadcast cables and connectors includes a rack mounted enclosure frame having an inner facing surface surrounding a cavity, wherein a rear side of the rack mounted enclosure defines a plurality of isolation plate mounts and a front side of the rack mounted enclosure defines an open-ended side; a rack mounted panel defining a plurality of isolation plate mounts, the rack mounted panel being sized and configured for engaged abutment with the open-ended front side of the rack mounted enclosure, and wherein each of the plurality of isolation plate mounts are angled relative to the front side of the rack mounted enclosure frame; and the rack mounted panel including a top section and a bottom section, and wherein the top and bottom sections join together at a convex angle.

Grounding Clip

A grounding clip including: a head having an aperture disposed in the head; a first leg connected to a first edge of the head; a second leg connected to a second edge of the head, where the first leg and the second leg are substantially parallel; a first resilient tab connected to the first leg at an end distal from the end connected to the head; and a second resilient tab connected to the second leg at an end distal from the end connected to the head. 1. A system comprising: a head comprising an aperture disposed in the head;', 'a first leg connected to a first edge of the head;', 'a second leg connected to a second edge of the head, wherein the first leg and the second leg are substantially parallel;', 'a first resilient tab connected to the first leg at an end distal from the end connected to the head; and', 'a second resilient tab connected to the second leg at an end distal from the end connected to the head., 'a grounding clip comprising2. The system of wherein the first resilient tab comprises a split extending from a first side of the resilient tab towards the second side of the resilient tab.3. The system of wherein the first resilient tab comprises one or more apertures proximate the second side of the resilient tab claim 2 , wherein the second side of the resilient tab is proximate the end of the first leg distal from the end connected to the head.4. The system of further comprising:one or more fasteners, wherein the one or more fasteners are disposed through the one or more apertures in the first resilient tab to secure the first resilient tab to the first leg.5. The system of wherein the first resilient tab is connected to the first leg at a front face of the first leg.6. The system of wherein the end of the first leg distal from the end connected to the head is tapered on the front face.7. The system of wherein the distal end of the first leg and the distal end of the second leg are equidistant from a center of the aperture of the head.8. The system of ...

Body part arrangement for a motor vehicle, and method for producing a body part arrangement of said type

A body part arrangement for a motor vehicle includes a body part in which at least one electrical line element is integrated in a receiving material of the body part. The body part includes a molded part in which a plastics part is provided. The at least one electrical line element is embedded in the plastics part.

Holding Device for Holding a Shielded Cable

An example threaded cable connector for a cable with a conductor and a surrounding shielding braid, comprising a base element, a first tightening nut and a first clamping element is presented herein. The base element includes a base for fastening the base element to a housing and a passage opening for the passage of the cable about which an encircling first thread is oriented. On a side facing away from the housing, the base element has a contact surface encircling the passage opening. The first tightening nut comprises a second thread for operatively connecting the first tightening nut to the first thread of the base element. The first clamping element has a first clamping surface and, in the mounted state, is arranged between the contact surface and the first tightening nut. The first clamping element, in the mounted state, presses the shielding braid against the contact surface. 1. A threaded cable connector for a cable having at least one conductor and a shielding braid surrounding the latter , comprising a base for fastening the base element to a housing, wherein the base element is composed at least in regions of an electrically conductive material;', 'a passage opening extending in the axial direction of the cable for the passage of the cable;', 'a first thread encircling the passage opening; and', 'a contact surface encircling the passage opening;, 'a. a base element comprisingb. a first tightening nut with a second thread for operatively connecting the first tightening nut to the first thread of the base element; andc. a first clamping element with a first clamping surface which, in the mounted state, is arranged in the axial direction between the contact surface of the base element and the first tightening nut,wherein the first clamping element, in the mounted state, serves for pressing the shielding braid arranged between the first clamping surface and the contact surface against the contact surface.2. The threaded cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the ...

ADJUSTABLE CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Apparatus and methods pertaining to moving a train rig between locations associated with corresponding different wellsites. Equipment carried by the train rig is operable in conjunction with forming wells each extending beneath a corresponding one of the wellsites. An adjustable swing arm mechanically and electrically connected to the train rig comprises a medium-voltage (MV) cable. The adjustable swing arm extends from the train rig to connect the MV cable to one of a plurality of MV electrical hubs each electrically connected to a remote MV electrical power source via, at least, MV electrical lines suspended above the wellsites. A piece of equipment carried by the train rig is energized by MV electrical power delivered via the adjustable swing arm, and then operated in conjunction with the subterranean well formation. 1. An apparatus comprising: the adjustable swing arm is extendable to different lengths between the train rig and at least one of a plurality of medium-voltage (MV) electrical hubs;', 'each MV electrical hub is electrically connected to a remote MV electrical power source via, at least, a plurality of MV electrical lines suspended above the wellsites; and', a plurality of conduit tubes connected end-to-end and rotatable relative to each other to extend to the different lengths; and', 'an electrical cable carried by the conduit tubes for delivering MV electrical power from a connected one of the MV electrical hubs to the train rig., 'the adjustable swing arm comprises], 'an adjustable swing arm mechanically and electrically connected to a train rig operable in conjunction with the formation of a subterranean well extending beneath one of a plurality of wellsites, wherein2. The apparatus of wherein:the train rig carries a plurality of equipment pieces operable in conjunction with the subterranean well formation, including first pieces of equipment that are energized by the MV electrical power delivered by the adjustable swing arm;each MV electrical hub ...

FEATURES FOR CABLE MANAGERS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT STRUCTURES

A cable manager includes a backbone assembly and at least one side wall extending from the backbone assembly. The at least one side wall optionally includes one or more cable finger units. The backbone assembly includes a spine member having an extruded construction. The spine member includes one or more channels extending substantially an entire length thereof to facilitate easy attachment, removal and/or repositioning of a structure relative to the spine member. The cable manager optionally includes an accessory rod, a half-spool assembly, a cable finger accessory, a strap/buckle accessory, and/or a door assembly having an interference-free hinge set. 1. An information technology (IT) enclosure with an easy-close door having a left side and a right side , comprising:(a) a back assembly;(b) a left side wall extending forward from the back assembly;(c) a right side wall extending forward from the back assembly;(d) a top left door support and a bottom left door support at a top front and a bottom front, respectively, of the left side wall;(e) a top right door support and a bottom right door support at a top front and a bottom front, respectively, of the right side wall;(f) a bottom cross member extending between the bottom left and right door supports; and (i) the door assembly is mounted to the top door support on each respective side using a first hinge assembly and a first hinge mount,', '(ii) the door assembly is mounted to the bottom door support on each respective side using a second hinge assembly and a second hinge mount, and', '(iii) the first hinge mounts, the second hinge mounts, or both each include a lift-and-hold mechanism, and each corresponding hinge assembly includes a corresponding bearing structure;, '(g) a door assembly, including a door panel having a bottom edge, that is hingedly mounted between the top and bottom door supports on the left side so as to rotate relative thereto, and that is hingedly mounted between the top and bottom door ...

Vertical Cable Manager with Slam-Shut Door

A vertical cable manager includes a base frame and a door. The base frame has upper and lower support legs and upper and lower crossbars between the support legs. The door has retractable hinge pins at corners of the door. The crossbars have hinge rod receptacles to receive respective hinge pins and elastic latch members having a flexible arm and a catch portion. The catch portions secure the hinge pins in the hinge rod receptacles with the door closed and are deflectable through elastic deformation of the flexible arm to allow travel of the hinge pins through the hinge rod receptacles and past the catch portions when the door is moved from an open to a closed position. 1. A door for a vertical cable manager , the door comprising:a door panel;first and second opposing hinge pin assemblies secured to the door panel and positioned at respective corners of the door panel, each hinge pin assembly including a retractable hinge pin to be received by a respective hinge rod receptacle in a crossbar of the vertical cable manager;a door handle assembly; anda cable assembly connected at opposite ends to the opposing hinge pin assemblies and extending through the door handle assembly; whereinrotation of the door handle assembly pulls the cable assembly in a direction away from the hinge pin assemblies, which moves the retractable hinge pins of the respective hinge pin assemblies from an extended position to a retracted position.2. The door of claim 1 , wherein opposing retractable hinge pin assemblies retract in opposite directions.3. The door of claim 1 , wherein each hinge pin assembly comprises:a hinge pin receiver secured to the door panel and configured to receive the retractable hinge pin; anda spring disposed within the hinge pin receiver and positioned between a portion of the hinge pin receiver and the retractable hinge pin to bias the retractable hinge pin towards the extended position.4. The door of claim 1 , wherein each cable assembly comprises a cable and splices ...

RISER, INSTALLATION KIT, AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Described is a riser that is secured against downward movement, having an electrical riser flat cable that extends vertically or with a vertical component, and at least one riser securing device, surrounding the flat cable, for securing the riser flat cable against downward movement by pressing the flat cable against a nonconductive pressing surface both in the absence of a fire and in the event of fire. The riser securing device includes an electrically nonconductive, fire-resistant clamping element, spaced apart from the pressing surface, that is freely movably guided in an oblique guide that reduces the distance of the clamping element from the pressing surface during downward movement of the clamping element. When a downward tensile force acts on the flat cable, the flat cable is pressable against the pressing surface by the clamping element that is freely movable in the oblique guide and thus variable in its distance from the pressing surface, even when there is a change in the cable thickness, and is thus clampable between the clamping element and the pressing surface. The variability in spacing of the clamp corresponds at least to the difference between the thickness of the flat cable in the intact state and the thickness of the flat cable in the state of melted or burnt-off cable insulation. 1. A riser that is secured against downward movement , comprising:an electrical riser flat cable that extends vertically or with a vertical component; andat least one riser securing device, surrounding the flat cable, for securing the riser flat cable against downward movement by pressing the flat cable against a nonconductive pressing surface in the absence of a fire and in the event of fire, wherein the riser securing device includes an electrically nonconductive, fire-resistant clamping element, spaced apart from the pressing surface, that is freely movably guided in an oblique guide that reduces the distance of the clamping element from the pressing surface during ...

ROBOT WIRING ADDITIONAL ROUTING METHOD AND ROBOT

A robot wiring additional routing method that includes detaching some fasteners to detach a cover member from a housing member, thus forming a gap between the detached cover member and the housing member; disposing additional wiring at such a position as to be routed across an inside and an outside of the housing member via the formed gap; and, in a state in which a spacer that maintains the gap is sandwiched between the cover member and the housing member, attaching the detached cover member to the housing member by the detached fasteners or other fasteners. 1. A robot wiring additional routing method in which additional wiring is additionally routed for a robot that is provided with a plurality of housing members that are coupled so as to be relatively movable; a cover member that is detachably attached to at least one of the housing members by means of fasteners; and existing wiring that is routed via a communication space communicating with internal spaces of the housing members , the method comprising:detaching some of the fasteners to detach the cover member from the corresponding housing member, thus forming a gap between the detached cover member and the housing member;disposing the additional wiring at such a position as to be routed across an inside and an outside of the housing member, via the formed gap; andattaching the detached cover member to the housing member with the detached fasteners or other fasteners, in a state in which the cover member and the housing member are separated from each other by a thickness of the spacer by sandwiching a spacer that maintains the gap between the cover member and the housing member.2. A robot wiring additional routing method according to claim 1 , further comprising:disposing an elastic member that surrounds an outer circumference of the additional wiring at the position of the gap; andfixing the additional wiring at the position of the gap by sandwiching and elastically deforming the elastic member between the ...

SUPPORT CLIP FOR ELONGATED COMPONENTS

A support clip for at least one tubular component includes: an outer frame member, adapted to resiliently engage with at least one external structure; at least one open-ended sleeve member, having a first end portion and a second end portion circumferentially spaced apart from the first end portion, suspendingly arranged within the outer frame member and adapted to retainingly receive a tubular component, and at least one first spring member, operably coupled to at least one of the first end portion and the second end portion of the sleeve member and the outer frame member, and which is adapted to resiliently urge the at least one of the first end portion and the second end portion towards a respective one of the second end portion and the first end portion upon engagement between the outer frame member and the at least one external structure. 1. A support clip for at least one tubular component , comprising:{'b': ['102', '202', '402', '302', '304'], '#text': 'an outer frame member (, , ), adapted to resiliently engage with at least one external structure (, );'}{'b': ['112', '112', '212', '412', '412', '110', '110', '210', '410', '410', '114', '114', '214', '414', '414'], 'i': ['a', 'b', 'a', 'b', 'a', 'b', 'a', 'b', 'a', 'b', 'a', 'b'], '#text': 'at least one open-ended sleeve member (, , , , ), having a first end portion (, , , , ) and a second end portion (, , , , ) circumferentially spaced apart from said first end portion, suspendingly arranged within said outer frame member and adapted to retainingly receive a tubular component;'}{'b': ['108', '108', '208', '208', '408', '408'], 'i': ['a', 'b', 'a', 'b', 'a', 'b'], '#text': 'at least one first spring member (, , , , , ), operably coupled to at least one of said first end portion and said second end portion of said sleeve member and to said outer frame member, and which is adapted to resiliently urge said at least one of said first end portion and said second end portion towards a respective one of said second ...

Electric Wire Fixing Structure and Wire Harness

An electric wire fixing structure includes a metal protector that houses a protection target part of an electric wire in an electric wire housing chamber on an inner side and allows the electric wire in the electric wire housing chamber to be led out from an electric wire outlet of the electric wire housing chamber; and a fastening structure that fixes the protector to a metal fastening target. The fastening structure includes a male screw member, a through-hole formed in the protector and through which the male screw member is inserted, and a female screw part provided in the fastening target and in which the male screw member is screwed. At least a part of the protector is abutted against the fastening target when the protector is fixed to the fastening target.

COOLING APPARATUS COMPRISING A CONNECTING ELEMENT FOR SUPPORTING TUBES OR WIRES OR THE LIKE

A cooling apparatus having a compartment for storing products to be cooled and one or more tubes and/or wires connected to the compartment. A connecting element secures the tubes/wires to a compartment wall. The connecting element has a base portion configured to connect to the compartment wall and a supporting portion for supporting the tubes/wires. The supporting portion has first and second arms protruding from the base portion and defining a seat configured to receive the tubes/wires. The supporting portion has at least one elastic traverse member protruding from the first arm and/or the second arm towards the receiving seat. The elastic traverse member is configured to contact the tubes/wires that are inserted into the seat and secure the tubes/wires into the seat. 1. A cooling apparatus comprising:a casing configured to house at least one compartment for the storage of products to be cooled;one or more tubes and/or wires arranged between the casing and the at least one compartment;a connecting element for securing the one or more tubes and/or wires to a wall of the at least one compartment, the connecting element comprising a base portion configured to be connected to the wall of the at least one compartment and a supporting portion for supporting the one or more tubes and/or wires,wherein the supporting portion comprises a first arm protruding from the base portion and a second arm protruding from the base portion, the first arm and the second arm defining a seat configured to receive a plurality of the tubes and/or wires and wherein the supporting portion further comprises at least one traverse member protruding from the first arm and/or the second arm towards the seat, the at least one traverse member being at least partially elastic and configured to contact at least one of the plurality of the tubes and/or wires which is inserted into the seat and securing it into the seat.2. The cooling apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first arm is at least partially ...

CABLE GUIDES FOR USE WITH CABLE TRAYS

A cable guide for use with a cable tray, a method for retaining cables using a cable guide, and a kit for retaining cables containing a cable guide that includes a cable guide with a base having a top portion, a bottom portion, a first end portion, a second end portion, two side portions parallel to each other, and a longitudinal axis. The two side portions extend longitudinally in a first direction along the longitudinal axis, wherein the first end portion is opposite the second end portion in the first direction and the two side portions extend between the first end portion to the second end portion. A slot is disposed within the base, and a sidewall extends upwardly from the first end portion of the base to an upper end. A flange extends outwardly from the upper end of the sidewall and parallel to the base having a top portion, a bottom portion, a first end portion, a second end portion, a first side portion, and a second side portion opposite the first side portion.

CLAMPING RING AND SHELL STRUCTURE HAVING THE SAME

A clamping ring including a connecting beam and two engaging members is provided. The two engaging members are respectively disposed at two ends of the connecting beam, and the connecting beam and the two engaging members are adapted to accommodate and clamp a wire. At least one of the two engaging members has a curved portion, a column foot, and a hook. The curved portion has an obliquely extended neck block. The neck block is coupled to the corresponding end of the connecting beam, such that the curved portion has a vertical distance with respect to the connecting beam. A hollow groove is formed inside the curved portion. The column foot is coupled to a bottom of the curved portion opposite to the neck block, and an angle is formed between the column foot and the connecting beam. The hook is coupled to the column foot, and a deforming groove is formed between the column foot and the hook. 2. The shell structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the retaining wall has a fixing block protruding from the retaining wall claim 1 , and the fixing block is disposed corresponding to the wire.3. (canceled)4. The shell structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein at least one of the two engaging members comprises a restricting column coupled to the hook and extended toward the curved portion to form the deforming groove.5. The shell structure as claimed in claim 4 , wherein at least one of the two engaging members comprises an abutting portion coupled between the restricting column and the column foot claim 4 , and the abutting portion is adapted to withstand a stress resulting from a deformation of the hook.6. The shell structure as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the hook has a support surface disposed between the restricting column and a restricting end of the hook claim 5 , and the support surface is concave.7. The shell structure as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the connecting beam claim 6 , the restricting column claim 6 , and the support surface form a clamping space claim 6 ...

Overhead Cable Management System with Integrated Lighting

A cable management system may comprise a longitudinal trough with a plurality of lights disposed on an underside of the trough. A power connector may be disposed at an end of the trough communicatively coupled to the plurality of lights. The cable management system may also comprise a second trough or one of a plurality of cable management components, each with a plurality of lights disposed on an underside and a power connector communicatively coupled to the pluralities of lights. The first trough, the second trough, and/or the plurality of cable management components may mate together to form a continuous circuit. 1. A cable trough comprising:a bottom surface, a first side wall, and a second side wall, the bottom surface and the first and second side walls extending a longitudinal length and being arranged such that a cross-section thereof is substantially U-shaped, the first and second side walls protruding away from the bottom surface in a first direction and the first or second side wall having a lower portion and an upper portion, the lower portion forming a first angle with the bottom surface and the upper portion forming a second angle with the bottom surface that is different than the first angle;a channel extending at least a portion of the longitudinal length within the bottom surface, the bottom surface having a first horizontal surface and a second horizontal surface with the channel being located between the first horizontal surface and the second horizontal surface; anda plurality of lights disposed at least partially in the channel.2. The cable trough of claim 1 , wherein the bottom surface further comprises a plurality of vertical ribs that connect the first horizontal surface and the second horizontal surface claim 1 , the channel being located between a first vertical rib of the plurality of vertical ribs and a second vertical rib of the plurality of vertical ribs.3. The cable trough of claim 2 , wherein at least one of the first horizontal ...

WIRE-ROUTING ASSEMBLY FOR AN INJECTOR HARNESS

The disclosure provides a wire-routing assembly for routing an injector harness along an inner portion of a valve cover base in an engine. The wire-routing assembly includes a guard, which in turn includes an attachment portion and a routing portion. The attachment portion includes a first end, a second end, and an intermediate section. The first end and the second end of the attachment portion are attached to the inner portion of the valve cover base. The routing portion extends from the intermediate section in a direction substantially perpendicular to the attachment portion. The routing portion defines a clearance space between the routing portion and the inner portion of the valve cover base. At least a portion of the injector harness is routed through the clearance space, such that the routing portion avoids contact between a valve spring and the injector harness. 1 an attachment portion having a first end attached to the inner portion of the valve cover base, a second end attached to the inner portion of the valve cover base, and an intermediate section extending between the first end and the second end; and', 'a routing portion extending from the intermediate section in a direction substantially perpendicular to the attachment portion, and defining a clearance space between the routing portion and the inner portion of the valve cover base,', 'wherein at least a portion of the injector harness is routed through the clearance space between the routing portion and the valve cover base, such that the routing portion of the guard avoids contact between a valve spring and the injector harness., 'a guard, including. A wire-routing assembly for routing an injector harness along an inner portion of a valve cover base in an engine, the wire-routing assembly comprising: The present disclosure generally relates to a wire-routing assembly for an injector harness in an engine. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a guard of the wire-routing assembly, which ...

Devices and methods for holding cables

The present disclosure describes devices and assemblies for holding cables. A device adapted for holding one or more discrete cables may include a flexible main body formed of a polymeric material having a length, a width, a thickness, and a longitudinal axis, the main body including a wrapping portion and a mounting portion, wherein the wrapping portion is configured to be wrapped such that the main body circumscribes the one or more discrete cables; a securing feature attached to or integral with the mounting portion of the main body and configured to be secured to a mounting structure; and a plurality of apertures along the longitudinal axis of the wrapping portion of the main body, wherein the securing feature is configured to be received through one of the plurality of apertures when the main body is wrapped around the one or more discrete cables. Methods of holding cables are also provided.

FEATURES FOR CABLE MANAGERS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT STRUCTURES

A cable manager includes a backbone assembly and at least one side wall extending from the backbone assembly. The at least one side wall optionally includes one or more cable finger units. The backbone assembly includes a spine member having an extruded construction. The spine member includes one or more channels extending substantially an entire length thereof to facilitate easy attachment, removal and/or repositioning of a structure relative to the spine member. The cable manager optionally includes an accessory rod, a half-spool assembly, a cable finger accessory, a strap/buckle accessory, and/or a door assembly having an interference-free hinge set. 1. An IT enclosure with an easy-close door having a left side and a right side , comprising:(a) a back assembly;(b) a left side wall extending forward from the back assembly;(c) a right side wall extending forward from the back assembly;(d) a top left door support and a bottom left door support at a top front and a bottom front, respectively, of the left side wall;(e) a top right door support and a bottom right door support at a top front and a bottom front, respectively, of the right side wall;a bottom cross member extending between the bottom left and right door supports; and (i) the door assembly is mounted to the top support member on each respective side using a first hinge assembly and a first hinge mount,', '(ii) the door assembly is mounted to the bottom support member on each respective side using a second hinge assembly and a second hinge mount, and', '(iii) the first hinge mounts, the second hinge mounts, or both each include a lift-and-hold mechanism, and each corresponding hinge assembly includes a corresponding bearing structure;, '(g) a door assembly, including a door panel having a bottom edge, that is hingedly mounted between the top and bottom support members on the left side so as to rotate relative thereto, and that is hingedly mounted between the top and bottom support members on the right side ...

FEATURES FOR CABLE MANAGERS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT STRUCTURES

A cable manager includes a backbone assembly and at least one side wall extending from the backbone assembly. The at least one side wall optionally includes one or more cable finger units. The backbone assembly includes a spine member having an extruded construction. The spine member includes one or more channels extending substantially an entire length thereof to facilitate easy attachment, removal and/or repositioning of a structure relative to the spine member. The cable manager optionally includes an accessory rod, a half-spool assembly, a cable finger accessory, a strap/buckle accessory, and/or a door assembly having an interference-free hinge set. 1. An accessory rod assembly for positioning cables and cable management accessories in a cable manager , the accessory rod assembly comprising:a base member having a front, a rear, and two sides, the front including a forward-facing socket, the rear including a first hook protruding rearwardly therefrom, and one of the two sides including a threaded portion;an accessory rod having an extruded construction and a generally uniform, at least partially cylindrical, cross-sectional shape along its length, the at least partially cylindrical cross-sectional shape being defined by two opposed arcuate portions interconnected by a midsection portion, wherein adjacent edges of the opposed arcuate portions define a drop-in T-slot channel that extends along the length of the accessory rod; anda rotatable knob having a handle and a threaded end received within the threaded portion of the base member;wherein a proximal end of the accessory rod is received within the socket of the base member such that the accessory rod extends forwardly from the base member; andwherein the first hook is arrangeable to grasp a side of one or more ledges of a separate structure, and wherein the threaded end of the rotatable knob is arrangeable to bear on an opposite side of the one or more ledges of the separate structure, thereby facilitating the ...

ASSEMBLY OF CABLE TRAYS

An object of the present invention is to provide an assembly of cable trays capable of reducing a manufacturing cost by allowing a load to be reinforced and maintained simply by an L-shaped pin assembly structure when coupling cable trays with a connecting member. The assembly of cable trays includes a cable tray, a connecting member, and a fixing member. Meanwhile, the connecting member is configured to allow: a pair of protruding insertion pieces to be integrally formed at the upper and lower portions, respectively, in the middle thereof; the fixing member to be coupled with a slot formed by the protrusion of the protruding insertion piece; and a clip portion to be formed in an outer side direction of each of the protruding insertion pieces so as to be supported by the through hole of the cable tray. 1. An assembly of cable trays , the assembly comprising:a cable tray including a pair of side frames spaced apart from each other at a predetermined distance at left and right sides, respectively, the pair of side frames each having a plurality of through holes formed at opposite ends in the longitudinal direction thereof;a connecting member interconnecting the side frames in order to arrange the cable trays in succession in the longitudinal direction; anda fixing member fixing the cable trays and the connecting member after the connecting member is allowed to be brought into close contact with the inner side of the cable trays,wherein the connecting member is configured: to form a pair of protruding insertion pieces integrally at the upper and lower portions, respectively, in the middle thereof; to allow the fixing member to be coupled with a slot formed by a protrusion of the protruding insertion piece; and to allow a clip portion to be formed in an outer side direction of each of the protruding insertion pieces, thereby being supported by the through hole of the cable tray.2. The assembly of claim 1 , wherein the assembly is configured to couple rungs with the side ...

WIRING SYSTEM OF SUNROOF FOR VEHICLE

The present disclosure provides a wiring system of a sunroof for a vehicle. The wiring system includes a moving part configured to move to open or close a roof of a vehicle, and a fixed part configured to connect the moving part and a vehicle body. The fixed part further includes a guide rail configured to guide movement of the moving part, a moving thread configured to move along the guide rail in a forward or rearward direction of the vehicle, a lever configured to connect the moving part and the moving thread, and an electrode part configured to electrically connect the moving part and the vehicle body. The electrode part constantly maintains electrical connection between the vehicle body and the moving part while the moving part is moving, and is changed in length corresponding to movement of the moving thread. 1. A wiring system of a sunroof for a vehicle comprising:a moving part configured to move to open or close a roof of the vehicle; anda fixed part configured to connect the moving part and a vehicle body, a guide rail configured to guide movement of the moving part;', 'a moving thread configured to move along the guide rail in a forward or rearward direction of the vehicle;, 'wherein the fixed part comprisesa lever configured to connect the moving part and the moving thread; andan electrode part configured to electrically connect the moving part and the vehicle body,wherein the electrode part constantly maintains electrical connection between the vehicle body and the moving part when the moving part is moving, and is changed in length corresponding to movement of the moving thread.2. The wiring system of claim 1 , wherein the moving part is a panorama roof to which a solar cell module is connected.3. The wiring system of claim 1 , wherein the electrode part comprises:an electrically conductive insert plate, positioned in the lever configured to electrically connect the moving part and the moving thread; andan electric wire configured to move in a ...

Cable Holding Element and Method

A cable holding element configured for attachment to either an angled frame having internal corners, or external corners or both. The cable holding element includes a base body and rows of latching projections that project from the base body to define at least one channel area for holding cable. The latching projections each have a first section and a second section. The first section and the second section form an acute angle towards the base body. A first row of latching projections opposes a second row of latching projections. The opposing latching projections cooperate to interlock without contact, in a comb-like manner to hold cable within the cable holding element and to form guiding structure that guides cable into and out from the channel area. In an alternate embodiment, the cable holding element has a flat base body capable of attachment to a planar surface. 1. A cable holding device attachable to an angled frame , comprising:a base body for mounting the cable holding device on the angled frame;at least one cable holding element on the base body for defining at least one channel area to accommodate one or more cables;the base body having a “W” shaped profile to enable mounting of the base body on the angled frame;each cable holding element having two rows of latching projections, each latching projection having a first section and a second section, the first latching projection section extends from the base body, and the second latching projection section is bent at an acute angle from the first latching projection section in a direction towards the base body;the ends of the latching projections of one row overlaps the ends of the latching projections of the other row to form a guiding means; andthe guiding means being capable of guiding a cable both into and out from the cable holding element.2. The cable holding device as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the latching projections are flexible to enable cable to be inserted into the cable holding element and ...

Cable tray and a method of producing such a cable tray

Claimed by the inventions is a cable tray ( 23, 140 ) comprising a first part ( 51 ) constituting one piece having a uniform thickness, the first part ( 51 ) forming at least a first support surface ( 52 ) of a first accommodation ( 53 ) for the plurality of cables ( 54 ), the first part ( 51 ) having a plurality of first through holes ( 15 ) formed by a first plurality of edges ( 19 ) in the first part ( 51 ), wherein at least a part of each said edge ( 19 ) protrudes and is directed with an angle away from the support surface ( 52 ) of the first accommodation ( 53 ), where 45°<δ<180°. Also a method of manufacturing such a cable tray is claimed by the invention.

MODULAR LOW PROFILE RACEWAY TO PROVIDE POWER AND/OR DATA CONNECTIVITY

In various implementations, a raceway may be provided that is capable of providing power and/or data connectivity to items (e.g., devices, articles of furniture, etc.) coupled to the raceway. The raceway may be low profile. The raceway may be disposed on floor and/or under floor. The raceway may include an integrated power housing. The raceway may include segments that are selected, as desired for an application configuration, and that are coupleable to each other or other components of the raceway (e.g., nodes, joints, etc.). The housing of component(s) of the raceway may include a base and wall(s) with at least curved section and at least one straight section. 1. A raceway to provide connectivity , the raceway comprising: a base, wherein the base comprises: a first side, a second side, and a length;', a first end coupled to the base;', 'a second opposing end;', 'a first curved section disposed at a first distance from the second end of the side wall;', 'a second curved section disposed at a second distance from the first curved section;', 'a first straight section disposed between the first curved section and the second curved section;', 'a second straight section disposed between the second curved section and the first end of the side wall;', 'wherein the first straight section and the second straight section are approximately parallel to each other, and wherein the first straight section and the second straight section are approximately perpendicular to the base;', 'and wherein the second end of the side wall is disposed below at least a portion of the first curved section such that a gap is created between the side wall and a cover of the raceway, and wherein the gap allows a tool to be disposed between a flange of the cover and the side wall to remove the cover from the raceway; and', 'wherein at least a portion of the side wall is flexible; and, 'two side walls extending from the base of the housing, wherein one of the side walls is disposed proximate the ...

ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE FLEET

An electric power supply system for a vehicle fleet includes a first base station configured to be attached to a first fleet vehicle and a second base station configured to be attached to a second fleet vehicle. A carrier rope spans between the first and second base stations. The carrier rope is variable in length. A cable is operably run in loops on the carrier rope such that the cable has a fixed length. The cable is operably run via holding elements positioned along the carrier rope. 1. An electric power supply system for a vehicle fleet , comprising:a first base station configured to be attached to a first fleet vehicle;a second base station configured to be attached to a second fleet vehicle;a carrier rope spanning between the first and second base stations, the carrier rope being variable in length; anda cable being operably run in loops on the carrier rope, the cable comprising a fixed length;wherein, the cable is operably run via holding elements positioned along the carrier rope.2. The electric power supply system of claim 1 , wherein the cable comprises an electric power cable or a data transmission cable.3. The electric power supply system of claim 1 , wherein the holding elements comprise sliding or rolling guides to which a respective loop end of the cable is fixedly attached.4. The electric power supply system of claim 1 , wherein the first base station comprises a winding drum that is operably driven by a motor for altering the length of the carrier rope.5. The electric power supply system of claim 4 , further comprising:a rotary position transducer configured to acquire a drum rotation of the winding drum operably driven by the motor; anda control unit configured to extrapolate from the number of acquired drum rotations a current distance between the two base stations.6. The electric power supply system of claim 1 , further comprising a separable connection means for coupling and decoupling the carrier rope and the cable claim 1 , the separable ...

Loom Assembly Providing Improved Electrical Isolation

A flexible, electrically insulating insert fits in a slit of a split loom tube to substantially increase the electrical path length between cables contained within the split loom tubing and the outside environment to provide improved electrical resistance therebetween. 1. A wire harness assembly comprising:a split loom tube providing an electrically insulating tube extending along a length and having a slot cut in one wall of the tube also extending along the length; anda flexible insert providing an electrically insulating radial wall fitting between edges of the slot to extend lengthwise therealong, the radial wall extending circumferentially in opposite directions at a proximal end of the radial wall to provide an inner circumferential wall fitting against an inner wall of the tube adjacent to the slot, the flexible insert operating to flex with flexure of the split loom tube,2. The wire harness assembly of wherein a flexibility of the flexible insert to bending of a lengthwise axis of the flexible insert is no less than a flexibility of the split loom tube to bending of a lengthwise axis of the split loom tube.3. The wire harness assembly of wherein the flexible insert is substantially straight in length in a relaxed state.4. The wire harness assembly of wherein the circumferential wall sits against the inner wall of the tube so as to preclude an introduction of electrical conductors having a diameter greater than 1/16 of an inch from passing between the flexible insert and an inner wall of the tube.5. The wire harness assembly of wherein the electrical path between the flexible insert and the split loom tube from inside of the split loom claim 1 , yet outside of a space between a circumferential wall and the inner wall of the tube claim 1 , to the outside of the split loom tube is greater than one-quarter inch.6. The wire harness assembly of wherein the circumferential inner wall and circumferential outer wall subtend an angle of at least 10 degrees about a ...

Wire harness

A first electric wire is fastened, in a first frame, by a plurality of first wire hooking ribs provided on upper side edges of an upper thin plate, and by a plurality of second wire hooking ribs provided at lower thin plates, thereby being routed three-dimensionally. A second electric wire is fastened, in a second frame, by a plurality of third wire hooking ribs provided staggered along the upper side edges of the second frame, thereby being routed in a serpentine shape. With the electric wires routed and the second frame accommodated at a predetermined location in a housing space of the first frame, the first electric wire passes below the second electric wire at openings in the structure and passes above the second electric wire at connecting portions in the structure while passing on the connecting portions.

HYBRID CABLE TRAY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF THE SAME

Hybrid cable tray comprising a first part () constituting one piece having a uniform thickness. The first part () forming at least a first support surface () of a first accommodation () for the plurality of cables (). The first part () having a plurality of first through holes () formed by a first plurality of edges () in the first part (). The cable tray () having two parallel extending side bars () connected to each other by said first part (). The said side bars comprise an inner side () connected to the said first part () and provided with at least one closed top side () and one outer side () where the inner side and the outer side have about the same width (W). The side bars have an open bottom side (). The invention also covers a method of manufacturing such a hybrid cable tray (). 1. A hybrid cable tray comprising:a first part comprising one piece having a uniform thickness, the first part forming at least a first support surface of a first accommodation for the plurality of cables, the first part having a plurality of first through holes formed by a first plurality of edges in the first part; andtwo parallel extending side bars connected to each other by the first part, the side bar having an inner side connected to the first part and with at least one closed top side and one outer side and an open bottom side, wherein the closed top side of the side bar comprises two flat surfaces symmetrically arranged in the side bar with an angle α towards each other where the angle α is in the interval of 45-60° and together providing a top edge of the closed top side of the side bar.2. The hybrid cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein at least one side bar claim 1 , preferably both side bars claim 1 , is formed from the one piece.3. The hybrid cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein the inner side and the outer side have about the same width.4. The hybrid cable tray according to claim 1 , wherein at least a part of each of the plurality of edges protrudes and is ...

CABLE LAYING DEVICE

The present application relates to a cable laying device. The cable laying device is used for transporting and laying a cable, and comprises: 1100. A cable laying device () for transporting and laying cables , wherein the device comprises:{'b': 10', '20', '20', '10, 'a base section () and an extension section () with adjustable length, wherein the extension section () and the base section () are connected to each other at their longitudinal ends and are moveable relative to each other,'}{'b': 10', '1', '20', '20, 'the base section () is configured to include one elongated cable carrier (), and the extension section () is configured to include at least one elongated cable carrier (), wherein'}{'b': 10', '20', '1', '2', '22', '22', '10', '20, 'for the base section () and the extension section (), the cable carrier (, ) has a carrying portion () for holding the cables, wherein the carrying portion () enables the cables to move along with the cable carriers of the base section () and the extension section (), and wherein'}{'b': 10', '20, 'the height of the base section () and/or the extension section () can be adjusted;'}{'b': 2', '20', '1', '10, 'wherein the cable carrier () of the extension section () and the cable carrier () of the base section () are rotationally connected relative to each other at longitudinal ends;'}{'b': 20', '2, 'wherein the extension section () comprises at least two elongated cable carriers () which are rotationally connected relative to each other at longitudinal ends;'}{'b': 20', '21', '2', '2', '21', '21, 'wherein at least for the extension section (), connecting portions () are disposed at two longitudinal ends of the cable carrier (), respectively, the cable carriers () are connected via the connecting portions (), and two said connecting portions () extend oppositely in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the cable carriers.'}2. (canceled)3. (canceled)4. (canceled)5. (canceled)610031. The cable laying device () according ...

CONDUCTOR POSITIONING FIXTURE FOR CABLE PROCESSING

A conductor positioning fixture includes a base and a retainer member. The base includes a positioning platform and a wedge projecting upward from a top surface of the positioning platform. The base receives a cable on the top surface of the positioning platform such that exposed segments of first and second conductors of the cable extend along opposite sides of the wedge. The retainer member is mounted to the base and movable relative to the base along a longitudinal axis between a retracted position, at which the retainer member is spaced apart from the wedge, and an extended position, at which the retainer member overlaps the wedge. As the retainer member moves from the retracted position towards the extended position, the retainer member engages and forces the exposed segments of the first and second conductors into designated presentation positions. 1. A conductor positioning fixture comprising:a base including a positioning platform and a wedge projecting upward from a top surface of the positioning platform, the base configured to receive a cable on the top surface of the positioning platform such that exposed segments of a first conductor and a second conductor of the cable extend along opposite sides of the wedge; anda retainer member mounted to the base and movable relative to the base along a longitudinal axis between a retracted position and an extended position, the retainer member spaced apart from the wedge along the longitudinal axis when in the retracted position and at least partially overlapping the wedge along the longitudinal axis when in the extended position;wherein, as the retainer member moves from the retracted position towards the extended position, the retainer member is configured to engage and force the exposed segments of the first and second conductors of the cable into designated presentation positions.2. The conductor positioning fixture of claim 1 , wherein the retainer member extends along the longitudinal axis between a front end ...

Cable trough and method

The present disclosure relates generally to a cable routing system including a cable exit trough and a fastener. The cable exit tough includes a base portion, a first sidewall, and a second sidewall extending from the base portion to define a cable exit pathway. A first cutout is located between the base portion and the first sidewall, and a second cutout is located between the base portion and the second sidewall. A support member has a top edge and a bottom edge, and the support member extends on a top edge from a bottom surface of the base portion. A ledge extends perpendicular from the top edge of the support member in an opposing direction from the cable exit pathway. A first and second bracket extend from first end and a second end of the support member. A fastener is capable of extending through the slot and the receiving slot, wherein tightening the fastener causes the first extending portion and the second extending portion to compress.

Cable Retainer Insert And Connector For Shielding Transfer

A cable retainer insert for a multi-strand cable includes a cable contact portion and a plurality of cable receptacles in the cable contact portion circumferentially spaced from each other. Each of the cable receptacles receives a strand of the multi-strand cable. Each of the cable receptacles has a cable strand insertion opening at a radially outward end and a bottom at an opposite radially inward end. A circle inscribed in each of the cable receptacles and touching the bottom of the cable receptacle extends radially outward beyond the cable strand insertion opening. 1. A cable retainer insert for a multi-strand cable , comprising;a cable contact portion; anda plurality of cable receptacles in the cable contact portion circumferentially spaced from each other, each of the cable receptacles receives a strand of the multi-strand cable, each of the cable receptacles has a cable strand insertion opening at a radially outward end and a bottom at an opposite radially inward end, a circle inscribed in each of the cable receptacles and touching the bottom of the cable receptacle extends radially outward beyond the cable strand insertion opening.2. The cable retainer insert of claim 1 , wherein the cable retainer insert is electrically conductive.3. The cable retainer insert of claim 1 , wherein the cable retainer insert has a pair of cable retainer insert modules positioned adjacent to one another in a circumferential direction.4. The cable retainer insert of claim 3 , wherein each cable retainer insert module has at least one of the cable receptacles.5. The cable retainer insert of claim 1 , further comprising a housing contact portion electrically contacting a housing of a connector in which the cable retainer insert is inserted.6. The cable retainer insert of claim 5 , wherein a diameter of the cable contact portion is smaller than a diameter of the housing contact portion.7. The cable retainer insert of claim 6 , wherein the cable contact portion and/or the housing ...

ROBOT HAND AND ROBOT SYSTEM

The robot hand holds a wire harness having a long harness main body and a connector connected to an end of the harness main body. The robot hand includes a fixed holding portion which holds the harness main body a vicinity of the end thereof, a pressing portion movable relative to the fixed holding portion in a longitudinal direction of the harness main body held by the fixed holding portion, and a driving unit which moves the pressing portion in a direction away from the fixed holding portion such that the pressing portion presses the connector outwardly in the longitudinal direction of the harness main body. 1. A robot hand that holds a wire harness , wherein the wire harness has a long harness main body and a connector connected to an end of the harness main body ,the robot hand comprising:a fixed holding portion which holds the harness main body at a vicinity of the end thereof;a pressing portion movable relative to the fixed holding portion in a longitudinal direction of the harness main body held by the fixed holding portion; anda driving unit which moves the pressing portion in a direction away from the fixed holding portion such that the pressing portion presses the connector outwardly in the longitudinal direction of the harness main body.2. The robot hand according to claim 1 , whereinthe pressing portion is a movable holding portion arranged with the fixed holding portion in the longitudinal direction of the harness main body held by the fixed holding portion, the movable holding portion is configured to hold the harness main body, andthe movable holding portion is able to hold the harness main body in one of a fixed state and a held state, wherein the fixed state is a state in which the harness main body is held in a manner unmovable in the longitudinal direction, and the held state is a state in which the harness main body is held in a manner movable in the longitudinal direction.3. The robot hand according to claim 1 , wherein the robot hand comprises ...

Fixing Bracket, Combination, Arrangement, and Method of Manufacturing a Fixing Bracket

Various embodiments of the teachings here include a fixing bracket for fixing a tie wrap at a fuel rail for mounting a wiring harness at the fuel rail, the fixing bracket comprising: a one-piece bracket body extending along a longitudinal direction, the bracket body including a first longitudinal end section, a second longitudinal end section, and an intermediate section. The intermediate section is disposed between the first end section and the second end section. The intermediate section comprises a protrusion including two bows spaced apart from one other by a slot disposed between the bows. 1. A fixing bracket for fixing a tie wrap at a fuel rail for mounting a wiring harness at the fuel rail , the fixing bracket comprising:a one-piece bracket body extending along a longitudinal axis, the bracket body including a first longitudinal end section, a second longitudinal end section, and an intermediate section;wherein the intermediate section is disposed between the first end section and the second end section;the intermediate section comprises a protrusion including two bows spaced apart from one other by a slot disposed between the bows.2. A fixing bracket according to claim 1 , wherein:the first longitudinal end section comprises a respective first portion adjacent to the intermediate section;the second longitudinal end section comprises a respective first portion adjacent to the intermediate section;the protrusion extends along a direction transverse or orthogonal with regard to a surface of the portion of the first longitudinal end section and/or with regard to a surface of the portion of the second longitudinal end section; andthe bows are spaced apart from each other in a direction perpendicular with regard to the longitudinal axis.3. A fixing bracket according to claim 1 , wherein the bracket body is integrally made by cutting a sheet into a lamellar or strip-like form before bending and/or folding it.4. A fixing bracket according to claim 1 , wherein at ...

TRAPEZE SUPPORT BRACKET FOR A WIRE BASKET

A wire basket system formed of a wire basket and a support bracket that secures the wire basket to the ceiling by a threaded rod. The support bracket includes a main member with a top, a bottom, a first end, a second end, a first side, and a second side. A first arm extends downwardly from the first side of the main member and a second arm extends downwardly from the second side of the main member. The first arm and the second arm include a J-shaped hook. The J-shaped hooks of the first and second arms are aligned thereby enabling the support bracket to receive a wire of the wire basket in the wire basket system. 1. A support bracket for securing a wire basket to a threaded rod secured to a ceiling in a wire basket system , the support bracket comprising:a main member having a top, a bottom, a first end, a second end, a first side, and a second side;a first arm extending downwardly from the first side of the main member, the first arm including a J-shaped hook; anda second arm extending downwardly from the second side of the main member, the second arm including a J-shaped hook;whereby the J-shaped hook of the first arm and the J-shaped hook of the second arm are aligned enabling the support bracket to receive a wire of the wire basket in the wire basket system.2. The support bracket of claim 1 , wherein the main member includes a center opening that extends from the top of the main member to the bottom of the main member claim 1 , whereby the center opening receives the threaded rod to enable the support bracket to secure the wire basket to the ceiling.3. The support bracket of claim 1 , wherein the first end of the main member has an outer edge and an indented edge claim 1 , the indented edge is centered between the first side of the main member and the second side of the main member.4. The support bracket of claim 3 , wherein a latch extends from the indented edge at an angle away from the outer edge of the first end of the main member.5. The support bracket of ...

Electric Track System for Various Appliances via Magnetic Positioning

The present invention relates to an electric track system which can accommodate various appliance module using magnetic positioning. It supplements the missing functions of the current electric tracks, i.e., permitting the mixed use of the track-based fans and lights. This newly designed track can also be mounted to the wall for safe use of various electric appliances. The electric track system with magnetic positioning provides great flexibility, personal comfort and energy efficiency in both air circulation and room illumination for commercial and residential environments. With this system, various electric appliances can be mounted onto the track in a safe and quick way. A magnetic telescopic control rod is used to adjust the positions of the electric appliances in the ceiling-mounted track, like fans and lights. It brings safety and convenience to everyday life at affordable cost.

Electrical power supply structures

The present disclosure provides an electrical power supply structure comprising a plurality of conductors, each conductor extending longitudinally and configured to carry high amperage electrical power, a barrier support plate comprising one or more openings for receiving the plurality of conductors, a first support structure extending longitudinally from a first side of the barrier support plate, and a second support structure extending longitudinally from a second side of the barrier support plate. Each of the first and second support structures comprises a longitudinally extending enclosure having a plurality of transversely extending conductor support members for supporting the plurality of conductors.

ENERGY GUIDING CHAIN

The invention relates to an energy guiding chain for guiding cables, hoses and the like between two connecting points that move relative to each other, comprising a plurality of tubular chain links (), which are connected to each other in articulated fashion and made of plastic, and each of which displays a bottom wall (), adjoining, opposite side walls (), and a cover wall (), where the cover wall () is or can be detachably connected to the side walls (), the side walls () each display a pivot pin () and a joint opening () for the articulated connection of adjacent chain links (), the pivoting angle is limited by stops () in both pivoting directions, and the cover walls (), side walls () and bottom walls () overlap over the entire pivoting angle. On an energy guiding chain of this kind, the protection of the interior is to be even further improved, and handling during opening and closing of the energy guiding chain facilitated. According to the invention, this is made possible by the fact that the cover wall () displays at least one fastening tab () on each side, in that the fastening tabs () reach over the outer surfaces of the side walls (), in that snap-in elements () are provided on the inner surfaces of the fastening tabs () facing towards the outer surfaces of the side walls (), in that mating snap-in elements () are provided on the outer surfaces of the side walls (), interacting with the snap-in elements () of the fastening tabs (), and in that the snap-in elements () and mating snap-in elements () form a hinge on at least one side of the energy guiding chain. 1. Energy guiding chain for guiding cables , hoses and the like between two connecting points that move relative to each other , comprising a plurality of tubular chain links , which are connected to each other in articulated fashion and made of plastic , and each of which displays a bottom wall , adjoining , opposite side walls , and a cover wall , where the cover wall is or can be detachably ...

MOLDED AIRCRAFT WIRING AND/OR TUBING SUPPORT BRACKETS

One-piece molded thermoplastic L-shaped and Z-shaped support brackets are described for supporting wiring and/or tubing. The support brackets will include a lower support flange, a backing flange, and a junction region having a concave inner surface and a convex outer surface which integrally joins the lower support flange and the backing flange to one another at a substantially right angle. The support brackets may be provided with a unitarily molded nut plate boss and a metal threaded nut cylinder which is embedded within and overmolded with the nut plate boss. Alternatively, a wire, cable or tubing mount unitarily formed as a one-piece molded unit with one of the support flanges so as to dependently extend therefrom. 1. A one-piece molded thermoplastic support bracket for supporting wiring and/or tubing , the support bracket comprising:a lower support flange,a backing flange; anda junction region having a concave inner surface and a convex outer surface which integrally joins the lower support flange and the backing flange to one another at a substantially right angle.2. The support bracket according to claim 1 , which further comprises right and left side walls integrally joining the lower support flange and the backing flange.3. The support bracket according to claim 2 , wherein the right and left side walls are generally triangularly-shaped.4. The support bracket according to claim 3 , wherein each of the right and left side walls includes a perimeter flange having a generally triangularly-shaped lateral edge claim 3 , and a side wall plate joined to the lateral edge of the perimeter flange.5. The support bracket according to claim 3 , wherein the side walls generally define a right triangle with respective adjoining right angle legs being integral with the lower support flange and the backing flange and a hypotenuse leg extending downwardly from the backing flange to a terminal end of the lower support flange.6. The support bracket according to claim 1 , ...

ADAPTER FOR MOUNTING CABLES AND CABLE HANGERS

An adapter for mounting cable hangers to a mounting structure includes: a plurality of mounting panels, each mounting panel including a mounting hole, the mounting panels attached to each other at edges thereof, each mounting panel being disposed at an angle relative to its adjacent mounting panels; a base attached to the edge of endmost ones of the mounting panels; wherein the mounting panels and the base define an interior of the adapter; the adapter further comprising at least one pair of fingers extending into the interior of the adapter, each pair of fingers being configured to cooperate to grasp a cable. 1. An adapter for mounting cable hangers to a mounting structure , comprising:a plurality of mounting panels, each mounting panel including a mounting hole, the mounting panels attached to each other at edges thereof, each mounting panel being disposed at an angle relative to its adjacent mounting panels;a base attached to the edge of endmost ones of the mounting panels;wherein the mounting panels and the base define an interior of the adapter;the adapter further comprising at least one pair of fingers extending into the interior of the adapter, each pair of fingers being configured to cooperate to grasp a cable.2. The adapter defined in claim 1 , wherein the base comprises two base segments claim 1 , each of the base segments attached to the edge of an endmost one of the mounting panels and extending therefrom toward the other of the base segments; and further comprises two locking arms claim 1 , each of the locking arms extending from an end of a respective base segment away from the interior of the adapter claim 1 , each of the locking arms including a locking feature claim 1 , the locking arms extending generally parallel to each other and defining a gap therebetween;wherein the adapter can be deflected from a relaxed state to a deflected state by forcing the locking arms toward each other; andwherein in the deflected state the adapter may be mounted to a ...