DE1903986U - WALL CLOCK WITH TIMER. - Google Patents

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dr. E. Wiegand 2000 Hamburg ι, June 22nd, 1964 /,

MÖNCHEN BALLl N DAMM 26 JLJ?

DIPL.-ING. W. NIEMANN phone = 330475

HAMBURG PATENT LAWYERS

W. 21322/64 12 / Me

Dugena-Uhren e.G.m.b.H., Darmstadt

Wall clock with timer.

The invention relates to a wall clock with a timer.

There are known wall clocks with timers in which the timer is removably arranged in an opening formed in the front wall of the support of the wall clock. The timer can then be worn by a person who is reminded of the expiry of a set time and which can then insert the timer back into the opening formed in the support of the wall clock.

In known designs of this type, they are specially designed to hold the timer in the inserted position Holding means available.

The main purpose of the invention is to provide a wall clock with a detachable timer, in which no separately designed holding means are necessary for a good holding of the timer in the opening.

The purpose is, in one embodiment, a wall clock

with carrier for a detachable timer that can be inserted in an opening in the wall clock carrier, achieved according to the invention in that a recess is formed in at least one wall of the timer, doen wall parts in the inserted position of the timer form a holder for this.

The recess forming a holder for the timer is preferably in the top wall of the timer formed parallel to its front wall.

In a further embodiment, one can each be closed in the upper wall and in the lower wall of the timer its front wall parallel recess be formed. The rear wall of the recess or recesses is or are preferably designed at an angle for easier insertion.

According to further embodiments, the timer can have a rectangular shape with rounded corners, if necessary or have an elliptical outline shape, the opening formed in the carrier having the respective corresponding outline shape has.

The timer has an adjusting handle, which is preferably provided with an undercut, around the To be able to easily remove or insert the timer from the recess.

In the drawing is an embodiment of the invention

for example brought to the display.

Fig. 1 is a front view of a wall clock with an opening formed in its bracket for insertion a timer.

Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along line II-II of the Fig. 1, the timer is shown in the inserted position.

The support of the wall clock shown in Fig. 1 is denoted by 1 and has an opening 2 into which a timer generally designated 3 can be used. The opening 2 has one of the outline shape of the timer 3 corresponding shape to that in the illustrated embodiment is rectangular with rounded corners. However, the timer 3 can also have another shape, in in which case the opening 2 then has a corresponding shape.

As can be seen from Fig. 2, is in the top wall 4 of the Timers 3 formed a recess 5, de to the front wall of the timer 3 runs parallel, and the Wandteii Ie in the inserted position of the timer 3 a holder for this make up. The rear wall 6 of this recess 5 runs downwards in the illustrated embodiment and obliquely at the rear in order to facilitate the insertion of the timer 3 into the opening 2. To this end is continued the upper edge of the opening 2, as shown at 7, partially beveled.

Advantageously, but not necessarily, is in the

Lower wall 8 of the timer 3 has a recess 9 formed, the wall parts of which also form a holder for the timer 3 in the inserted position.

The timer 3 furthermore has an adjusting handle which is not used for easier handling of the timer 3 an undercut can be provided.

For insertion of the short blade 3 i 2 ^n, the opening of the support 1 the upper end thereof and thereafter its lower end is inserted first. In the inserted position, both the front wall and the rear wall of the recess 5 formed in the upper wall 4 of the timer 3 and the front wall and the rear wall of the recess formed in the lower wall 8 of the timer 3 (if one exists) lie against the front or the rear wall of the carrier 1, so that accidental falling out of the timer 3 is prevented.

If desired, the mounting recess or the mounting recesses instead of in the upper> - and The lower wall can also be formed in the side walls of the timer 3. The timer is inserted then in a corresponding manner.

Various modifications are within the scope of the invention possible.

Claims (8)

M2 53G * 23.6.6 «t § - 5 protection claims 1.) Wall clock with support for a removable timer , which is to be inserted into an opening of the wall clock carrier removable j bar, characterized in that at least in one wall of the timer, a recess is formed, the wall parts of which in the inserted position of the timer a holder for the Form timer. 2.) Wall clock with timer according to claim 1, characterized in that the one holder for the timer forming recess is formed in the top wall of the timer parallel to its front wall. J). ) Wall clock with timer according to claim 1, characterized in that a recess parallel to its front wall is formed in the upper wall and in the lower wall of the timer. 4.) Wall clock with timer according to one of the claims 1-5, characterized in that the recess in the top wall of the timer has a greater depth than that in the lower wall. 5 ·) Wall clock with timer according to one of the claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the rear wall of the recess or the recesses for easier insertion is formed obliquely. 6.) Wall clock with timer according to one of the claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the timer T - β - rectangular outline with rounded corners, if necessary, and that the carrier recess has a corresponding outline having. 7.) Wall clock with timer according to one of claims 1 to 5j, characterized in that the timer has elliptical contour shape and that the carrier recess has a corresponding contour shape. 8.) Wall clock with timer according to one of the preceding claims 1 to 7 *, characterized in that the The adjustment handle of the timer is provided with an undercut.