CN211090328U - Wire arranging device of cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a cable organizer for a cabinet, comprising a cable rack, a cable trough plate arranged on the long side of the cable rack, a panel, and a pivot fastener arranged on the long side of the panel, wherein the panel is combined with the cable trough plate by the pivot fastener, or the panel can be fan-shaped opened and closed relative to the cable trough plate by the pivot fastener. The cable organizer can be installed vertically or horizontally in the cabinet according to the cabinet wiring requirements. The size of the cable organizer is manufactured, assembled and connected according to the EIA (American Standards Association/Electronic Industries Association) RS-310 standard size specification to meet the cabinet wiring requirements.

Description

Cabinet cable manager

technical field

The utility model is related to a cabinet, and more specifically, is a cable organizer of the cabinet used for arranging server cables and bundled cables.

Background technique

The cabinet mounts the server and provides its protection. When most equipment is installed in the cabinet, there are correspondingly many power cables and network cables that need to enter the cabinet and connect with the equipment. If these cables are not organized or simply bundled together , Seen from the back of the server cabinet, the cables or bundled cables hang behind the cabinet like a waterfall, the cables are arranged in a disorderly manner, and the cable length is not ideally controlled. When the server changes or fails, it is extremely difficult to Find the corresponding line. At present, there are also equipment room line sorting devices on the market. Although they can basically meet the line sorting requirements, their construction is relatively complicated and the use is relatively inconvenient.

Utility model content

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a cable organizer for a cabinet to solve the above problems, which is very convenient to build and use.

In order to achieve the above purpose, a cable organizer for a cabinet of the present invention includes: a wire frame assembled at a predetermined wiring position of a cabinet; at least a wire groove plate, the wire groove plate includes a base and is formed at intervals on the base A plurality of support arms, the open end of the support arm has a cylindrical support head, and there is a gap between two adjacent support heads; the base is provided with at least a fitting structure; It is assembled on a long side of the wire rack; a panel, at least one long side is combined with the bracket head through at least one pivot; the wire frame, the wire slot plate, and the panel enclose a wire space .

The long side of the wire rack includes a joint; the fitting structure includes a clip formed on the base, the clip is separated from the base by a distance for the joint to be embedded, and the clip faces the base of the base. A hook is arranged on one side, and a buckle hole is arranged on the joint part; the joint part is embedded between the clip and the base, and the hook spring is buckled into the buckle hole.

The pivoting piece includes a positioning portion and a pivot clip formed on one side of the positioning portion; the positioning portion includes two positioning pieces, the two positioning pieces are connected at one end, and a space between the two positioning pieces conforms to the thickness of the panel The distance between the two positioning pieces; a positioning hook is formed on the surface of the positioning piece facing the distance; the long side of the panel is set between the two positioning pieces, and the positioning hook is buckled into a preset pivot hole of the panel , the hinge is combined with the panel.

The inner wall of the pivot clip is circular, the pivot clip has an opening, and a partition plate is arranged in the center of the pivot clip; the partition plate is located between the two adjacent bracket heads and supports the ends of the two adjacent bracket heads, The inner wall of the pivot clamp surrounds the two adjacent bracket heads.

The ends of the adjacent two support heads are semi-spherical, and the two side surfaces of the partition plate each have a circular arc concave support groove, and the ends of the two support heads are supported by the support groove.

One end of the pivot clip adjacent to the opening is bent outward to form a wing.

The cable organizer is a vertical cable organizer of a cabinet.

The cable organizer is a horizontal cable organizer of a cabinet.

The beneficial effects of the present utility model:

The wire trough plate and the panel of the wire organizer are assembled on the wire rack in a snap-fit manner, and the combined installation is simple, convenient and fast.

The panel is combined with the trunking board through a pivot, and the panel can be completely removed during wiring, or the fan-shaped opening and closing of the panel can be controlled by pivoting the pivot and the bracket head of the trunking board, which can be opened from left to right or Open from right to left, easy to adapt to various wiring environments.

The size of the cable organizer is manufactured, assembled and connected according to the EIA (American Standards Institute/Electronic Industries Association) RS-310 standard size specification to meet the needs of cabinet wiring.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is an external view of the vertical cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partial appearance view of the vertical cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

3 is an exploded perspective view of the wire rack and the wire groove plate of the wire organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a front perspective exploded view of the wire slot plate, the panel and the pivoting member of the wire organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a rear perspective exploded view of the wire slot plate, the panel and the pivoting member of the wire organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an external view of the pivot fastener of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a rear view combined appearance view of the wire groove plate, the panel and the pivoting piece of the wire organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a partial enlarged view of FIG. 7 .

FIG. 9 is a combined cross-sectional view of the wire groove plate, the panel and the pivoting member of the wire organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of the panel opening of the vertical cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

11 is an external view of the horizontal cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view of the panel opening of the horizontal cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is an assembly schematic diagram of the cable organizer according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a partial enlarged view of FIG. 13 .

10-Wire stand 51-Positioning part

11-Fixing plate 52-Positioning piece

12-Joint part 53-Positioning hook

13-Snap hole 54-Pivot clip

20-Trunk plate 541-Circular inner wall

21-base 55-opening

22-Bracket Arm 56-Spacer

23-Bracket head 57-Bracket slot

30-Mating structure 58-Wing

31-clamp 60-threading space

32-Hook 70-Cabinet

40-Panel 71-Column

41-Pivot hole 72-Equipment post

50-Pivot 73-Block

Detailed ways

In order to facilitate the description of the central idea of the present invention expressed in the column of the above-mentioned novel content, specific embodiments are hereby expressed. Various objects in the embodiments are drawn in proportions, sizes, deformations or displacements suitable for description, rather than in proportions of actual components, which will be described first. In the following description, identical and symmetrically arranged components are denoted by the same reference numerals.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the cable organizer of the cabinet according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a wire frame 10 , two wire groove boards 20 respectively disposed on the two long sides of the wire frame 10 , a panel 40 , and Two pivots 50 on two long sides of the panel 40 allow the panel 40 to be combined with the wire slot plate 20 . The cable manager can be installed vertically or horizontally in the cabinet according to the cabling requirements of the cabinet. The size of the cable organizer is manufactured, assembled and connected according to the EIA (American Standards Institute/Electronic Industries Association) RS-310 standard size specification.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the wire rack 10 and the wire groove plate 20 are described. The wire rack 10 is a molding plate, and has a fixing plate 11 and a joint portion 12 bent and formed on the two long sides. The fixing plate 11 has a default hole position for the screw assembly to be locked at the predetermined wiring position of the cabinet. The trunking plate 20 is a molded part, including a base 21 and a plurality of bracket arms 22 formed at intervals on the base 21 . One end of the bracket arms 22 different from the base 21 is formed with a cylindrical bracket head 23 , and the bracket head 23 Both ends of the bracket are hemispherical, and there is a space between two adjacent bracket heads 23 . The wire slot plate 20 and the joint portion 12 of the wire rack 10 are combined by several fitting structures 30 . Each inserting structure 30 includes a clip 31 formed on the inner side of the base 21 , the clip 31 is separated from the base 21 by a distance for the engaging portion 12 to be embedded, and a hook 32 is provided on the inner side of the clip 31 . , the joint portion 12 is provided with a buckle hole 13 for the buckle 32 to snap together. The joint portion 12 of the wire rack 10 is inserted between the clip 31 and the base portion 21 , the hook 32 is snapped into the buckle hole 13 , and the wire rack 10 is fixed to the wire slot plate 20 .

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 9 , about the wire slot plate 20 , the panel 40 , and the pivot 50 . The pivot member 50 includes a positioning portion 51 and a pivot clip 54 formed on one side of the positioning portion 51 . The positioning portion 51 includes two positioning pieces 52, one end of the two positioning pieces 52 is connected to each other and there is a distance between them that is in line with the thickness of the panel 40, wherein a positioning hook 53 is formed on the inner surface of one positioning piece 52; the pivot clip 54 There is a circular inner wall 541, with an opening 55, one end adjacent to the opening 55 is bent outwards to form a wing 58, the inner center of the pivot clamp 54 is provided with a partition plate 56, and the two sides of the partition plate 56 have circles on each side. Arc recessed bracket 57. The panel 40 is provided with pivot holes 41 which are combined with the pivot member 50 on the panel surface near the two long sides.

The long side of the panel 40 is embedded between the two positioning pieces 52 , and the positioning hook 53 snaps and snaps the hook 32 to the pivot hole 41 . The opening 55 of the pivot clip 54 corresponds to the bracket head 23 of the wire slot plate 20, and the spacer plate 56 corresponds to the distance between the two adjacent bracket heads 23, so that the pivot clip 54 can smoothly enter the adjacent two bracket heads 23, The pivot clamp 54 surrounds the bracket head 23 with a circular inner wall 541 , the spacer plate 56 is located between two adjacent bracket heads 23 , and the bracket grooves 57 of the spacer plate 56 support the ends of the two adjacent bracket heads 23 . department. Accordingly, the panel 40 can be stably fixed to the bracket head 23 of the wire slot plate 20 through the pivotal fasteners 50 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , the wire rack 10 , the two-wire slot plate 20 , and the panel 40 enclose a wire-threading space 60 for cables (not shown) or bundled wires (not shown) of the equipment inside the cabinet. pass.

As shown in FIG. 10, the panel 40 can be opened when wiring or wiring. One of the ways of opening is to separate all the pivots 50 from the wire slot panel 20 and remove the panel 40 completely. The second and most convenient way of opening is to separate the pivot piece 50 on the same side of the panel 40 from the bracket head 23. The way of disengagement is to slightly force the fingers to open the flap 58 outwards and expand it slightly. The pivot clip 54 can make the pivot member 50 disengage from the bracket head 23 . The pivot member 50 on the other side of the panel 40 that is not separated from the bracket head 23 is used as a pivot component. When the panel 40 is turned over, the pivot member 50 that is not separated from the bracket head 23 rotates around the bracket head 23. The panel 40 is opened and closed relative to the wire slot plate 20, which is convenient for wiring or wiring. After completion, the panel 40 is re-covered on the wire slot plate 20, and the detached pivot member 50 can be pivoted to the bracket head 23 again. .

The first to tenth figures above take vertical wire management as an example to illustrate the use direction of the wire management device of the present invention. The eleventh and twelfth drawings illustrate the use direction of the cable organizer of the present invention by taking the horizontal cable management as an example. Several cable managers can be connected modularly, extending their vertical length or horizontal width to meet wiring needs.

Figures 1 to 12 describe the cable organizer according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The thirteenth and fourteenth figures describe the cable organizer according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment includes the structural features of the first embodiment, but the first embodiment adopts symmetrically arranged bilateral wire groove plates 20 and bilateral pivot members 50, while the second embodiment only uses single-sided wire groove plates 20 and the unilateral pivot 50. The cable organizer of the second embodiment is disposed close to the side of the cabinet 70, and is matched with the side panel of the cabinet 70 (the side panel of the cabinet is not drawn for the convenience of clearly seeing the cable organizer), the cabinet column 71, and the cabinet equipment column 72. The wire rack 10 , the wire groove board 20 and the panel 40 of the wire rationalizer constitute a wire threading space. The panel 40 can still be fan-shaped opening and closing by using the pivot fastener 50 on one side.

Claims (8)

1. The utility model provides an reason line ware of rack which characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps:

a wire frame assembled at a predetermined wiring position of a cabinet;

the wire chase board comprises a base part and a plurality of support arms which are formed on the base part at intervals, the open ends of the support arms are provided with cylindrical support heads, and intervals are arranged between every two adjacent support heads; the base part is provided with at least one embedded structure; the wire casing plates are respectively assembled on a long side of the wire frame in an orthogonal way by the embedded structure;

a panel, at least one long side is combined with the bracket head through at least one pivot fastener;

the wire rack, the wire slot plate and the panel enclose a threading space.

2. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 1, wherein: the long side of the wire frame comprises a combining part; the embedded structure comprises a clamping piece formed on the base part, the clamping piece and the base part are separated by a distance for embedding the combining part, a hook buckle is arranged on one side surface of the clamping piece facing the base part, and a buckle hole is arranged on the combining part; the combining part is embedded between the clamping piece and the base part, and the hook buckle is buckled in the buckle hole in a spring mode.

3. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 1, wherein: the pivot fastener comprises a positioning part and a pivot clamp formed on one side surface of the positioning part; the positioning part comprises two positioning sheets, one ends of the two positioning sheets are connected, and a space which is in accordance with the thickness of the panel is arranged between the two positioning sheets; wherein a positioning hook is formed on the surface of one positioning sheet opposite to the space; the long side of the panel is arranged between the two positioning sheets, the positioning hook is buckled into a pivot buckling hole preset on the panel, and the pivot buckling piece is combined with the panel.

4. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 3, wherein: the inner wall of the pivot clamp is circular, the pivot clamp is provided with an opening, and the center inside the pivot clamp is provided with a partition plate; the spacing plate is positioned between the two adjacent bracket heads and supports the end parts of the two adjacent bracket heads, and the pivot clamp surrounds the two adjacent bracket heads by an inner wall.

5. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 4, wherein: the end parts of the two adjacent bracket heads are semi-spherical, two side surfaces of the partition board are respectively provided with a supporting groove with a concave arc, and the end parts of the two bracket heads are supported by the supporting grooves.

6. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 4, wherein: the pivot clamp is bent outwardly adjacent one end of the opening to form a tab.

7. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 1, wherein: the wire arranging device is a vertical wire arranging device of a cabinet.

8. The organizer of a cabinet of claim 1, wherein: the wire arranging device is a horizontal wire arranging device of a cabinet.

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