DE1692603U - PROTECTIVE COVER FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING CABLES ON BICYCLES AND SIMILAR VEHICLES. - Google Patents

Description

fcalldorf / Baden, Aen December 2, 1954

Applicant t S & ddeutse Sie talXwerke GmbH Walldorf / Baden

Sebrauch ^ uateranmeldung «Designation * Protective cover for power cables electrical

Lights on bicycles similar to xma

description ι

Blak tris before lighting for bicycles and similar vehicles are generally aas a mounted to the handlebar lights> one attached to the front fork alternator and mounted on the fender or on the left strut of the rear wheel tail lamp * sound of the machine are then single-core saber zn the consumers out which are electrically connected by the lame to the second pole of the machine · Bas cable for tail light mostly on Hahmen and α em fender is guided along and is therefore protected inconspicuous manner veoA especially moved "the situation is different relationships with the cable" which leads from the headlight to the alternator · This is usually looped around the steering head or the linkage of the front brake »whereby the ends are then attached by means of eyelets or eyelets. clamped to the corresponding connections. Sometimes the cable is rolled up like a spiral and then hangs freely between 3troaq.ua.le and the consumer.

These arrangements & ex cable routing or laying have the effect that the saber is constantly relatively «

Pendulum movement of the! Steering rod against the front fork on these parts or on the steering head hangs blanks * within a short time and causes a short circuit. Auaserdem depends on the cable because ea can be laid rigidly old Eüoksioht on the steerability of the bicycle and the operation άβτ front brake not usually very ugly down "which is also all too often the case that it is firmly hooked by a noose and abreiset. This case occurs particularly often when the driver takes his vehicle out of a densely packed storage animal »

The novelty shown on the attached drawing now creates the desired remedy "She is that the label BdLt surrounded a protective sleeve in the form of a tension spring whose 2nden are hook-shaped for the purpose of fixing ·! Read t ^ aexnae protective sheath on the support of the spotlight or the Idcht & aschine and fits all designs · Differences in the distance are automatically compensated * Due to its elasticity on the one hand and its stability on the other hand, the feaox largely protects the cable against mechanical overload ζ · Μ. Push or pull * Bas label, which is guided to the machine via the shortest route and outside the danger zone surrounding the control head, rom the headlights, is generally shorter than since then, "which is associated with cost-effective door parts.

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Claims (1)

.Ζ; -.- m71715C * -m: i - 3 -: ■■■■. The drawing illustrates the idea of Ifeuheitsgebanlcen on an example of execution, namely there is fig. 1 shows the protective cover with saber again in a simple view, while FIG. 2 shows its arrangement on the bicycle the corresponding power feedthroughs e) # f) are fixed. The bases g) f h) of the protective cover b) are designed like hooks so that they can be hooked into the carrier i) of the headlight Ic) or into the carrier 1) $ & x power machine n). The measurement length is dimensioned in such a way that the distance b) is less than 2ug at the smallest distance between the headlight and the machine, which ensures a firm fit. protection claims « 1. Sehätzhülle for strookabel electrical lighting on bicycles and similar vehicles, characterized in that they essentially consist of a tension spring consists of the power cable almost all over length surrounds " Zp Protective cover for power cables for electrical lighting on bicycles and similar vehicles »according to. Claim 1, characterized in that the tension spring is hook-shaped on its BmSLe * South German Meiallw erks GmbH. Walldorf / Baden