JP2007120863A - Arrangement structure of electric wire and refrigerator - Google Patents

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JP2007120863A
JP2007120863A JP2005313764A JP2005313764A JP2007120863A JP 2007120863 A JP2007120863 A JP 2007120863A JP 2005313764 A JP2005313764 A JP 2005313764A JP 2005313764 A JP2005313764 A JP 2005313764A JP 2007120863 A JP2007120863 A JP 2007120863A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an arrangement structure of electric wires capable of preventing generation of noise, simplifying work for withstand voltage, and reducing costs. <P>SOLUTION: The electric wiring 2 is disposed in a refrigerator main body 1. The electric wiring 2 has a DC wire 21 and an AC wire 22. The DC wire 21 and the AC wire 22 are arranged in a state of separating from each other so that they are not kept into contact with each other. Thus the noise caused by the contact of the DC wire 21 and the AC wire 22 can be prevented. In a case of being used under high pressure power source, only the AC wire 22 is coated with a withstand voltage insulating tube 25. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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この発明は、電気配線の配列構造、および、この電気配線の配列構造を備える冷蔵庫に関する。   The present invention relates to an electric wiring arrangement structure and a refrigerator provided with the electric wiring arrangement structure.

従来、電気機器の一例の冷蔵庫としては、図4の背面図に示すように、冷蔵庫本体101と、この冷蔵庫本体101の内部空間に配置される電気配線102とを備えたものがある(実開平4−117373号公報:特許文献1参照)。   Conventionally, as an example of an electric appliance, as shown in a rear view of FIG. 4, there is a refrigerator provided with a refrigerator main body 101 and an electric wiring 102 arranged in the internal space of the refrigerator main body 101 (actually open flat). 4-117373 gazette: refer to patent documents 1).

この電気配線102は、例えば、図示しないファンモータ、ドアスイッチおよび温度センサ等の電気部品と、図示しない制御回路とを、結線している。この電気配線102は、直流電流が流れるDC線121と、交流電流が流れるAC線122とを有している。   The electrical wiring 102 connects, for example, electrical components such as a fan motor, a door switch, and a temperature sensor (not shown) and a control circuit (not shown). The electrical wiring 102 has a DC line 121 through which a direct current flows and an AC line 122 through which an alternating current flows.

そして、この電気配線102の配列構造としては、上記DC線121と上記AC線122は、上記冷蔵庫本体101の内部空間で、互いに接触するように、一つにまとめられていた。   And as the arrangement structure of this electric wiring 102, the said DC line 121 and the said AC line 122 were put together in the internal space of the said refrigerator main body 101 so that it might mutually contact.

しかしながら、この従来の電気配線の配列構造では、上記DC線121と上記AC線122は、互いに接触しているので、上記DC線121と上記AC線122の接触が原因となるノイズが発生していた。   However, in the conventional arrangement structure of the electrical wiring, the DC line 121 and the AC line 122 are in contact with each other, so that noise caused by the contact between the DC line 121 and the AC line 122 is generated. It was.

また、この冷蔵庫を高圧電源下で使用する場合、上記DC線121と上記AC線122を共に、高圧電源下での耐圧の対応をする必要があった。つまり、上記DC線121と上記AC線122を共に、耐圧用の絶縁チューブ125で覆っており、耐圧対応の作業に手間がかかり、コストが増加していた。
実開平4−117373号公報(図1)
Further, when this refrigerator is used under a high-voltage power source, both the DC line 121 and the AC line 122 have to cope with a withstand voltage under the high-voltage power source. That is, both the DC line 121 and the AC line 122 are covered with the pressure-resistant insulating tube 125, so that the work for pressure resistance takes time and cost increases.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-117373 (FIG. 1)

そこで、この発明の課題は、ノイズの発生を防止し、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化およびコストの低減を図ることができる電気配線の配列構造を提供することにある。   SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an electric wiring arrangement structure that can prevent noise from being generated, simplify work for handling withstand voltage, and reduce costs.

上記課題を解決するため、この発明の電気配線の配列構造は、
外箱と内箱を有すると共にこの外箱とこの内箱の間に空間を形成する電気機器本体と、
この電気機器本体の上記空間に配置される電気配線と
を備え、
この電気配線は、直流電流が流れるDC線と、交流電流が流れるAC線とを有し、
上記DC線と上記AC線は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されていることを特徴としている。
In order to solve the above problems, the electrical wiring arrangement structure of the present invention is:
An electric device main body having an outer box and an inner box and forming a space between the outer box and the inner box;
Electrical wiring arranged in the space of the electrical equipment body,
The electrical wiring has a DC line through which a direct current flows and an AC line through which an alternating current flows.
The DC line and the AC line are arranged so as to be separated from each other and not in contact with each other.

この発明の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記DC線と上記AC線は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されているので、上記DC線と上記AC線の接触が原因となるノイズの発生が無くなる。また、上記電気配線を備える電気機器を高圧電源下で使用する場合、高圧電源下での耐圧の対応が、上記AC線のみの対応でよくなって、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化、および、コストの低減を図ることができる。   According to the arrangement structure of the electric wiring of the present invention, the DC line and the AC line are arranged so as not to be in contact with each other, so that noise caused by contact between the DC line and the AC line is caused. No longer occurs. In addition, when an electric device having the above electric wiring is used under a high voltage power source, the withstand voltage under the high voltage power source can be dealt with only by the AC line, simplifying the work for withstand voltage, and cost. Can be reduced.

また、一実施形態の電気配線の配列構造では、上記外箱は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部およびAC線専用孔部を有し、上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出される一方、上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出されている。   Further, in the electric wiring arrangement structure of one embodiment, the outer box has a DC line dedicated hole and an AC line dedicated hole separated from each other, and the DC line is connected to the DC line dedicated hole, On the other hand, the AC line is drawn to the outside of the outer box from the AC line dedicated hole while being drawn to the outside of the outer box.

この実施形態の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記外箱は、上記DC線専用孔部および上記AC線専用孔部を有し、上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出される一方、上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出されるので、上記DC線と上記AC線の接触を確実に防止できる。また、上記外箱の外側に引き出された上記DC線と上記AC線を確実に区別できて、電気部品との誤配線を防止できる。   According to the electrical wiring arrangement structure of this embodiment, the outer box has the DC wire dedicated hole and the AC line dedicated hole, and the DC line is connected to the outer line from the DC line dedicated hole. While being drawn out of the box, the AC line is drawn out of the outer box from the AC line dedicated hole, so that the contact between the DC line and the AC line can be reliably prevented. In addition, the DC line and the AC line drawn out to the outside of the outer box can be reliably distinguished, and erroneous wiring with electrical components can be prevented.

また、一実施形態の電気配線の配列構造では、上記内箱は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部およびAC線専用孔部を有し、上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出される一方、上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出されている。   Further, in the electrical wiring arrangement structure of one embodiment, the inner box has a DC line dedicated hole and an AC line dedicated hole that are separated from each other, and the DC line extends from the DC line dedicated hole, On the other hand, the AC line is drawn to the inside of the inner box from the hole dedicated to the AC line.

この実施形態の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記内箱は、上記DC線専用孔部および上記AC線専用孔部を有し、上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出される一方、上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出されるので、上記DC線と上記AC線の接触を確実に防止できる。また、上記内箱の内側に引き出された上記DC線と上記AC線を確実に区別できて、電気部品との誤配線を防止できる。   According to the electric wiring arrangement structure of this embodiment, the inner box has the DC line dedicated hole and the AC line dedicated hole, and the DC line extends from the DC line dedicated hole to the inner line. On the other hand, since the AC line is drawn to the inside of the inner box from the AC line dedicated hole, the contact between the DC line and the AC line can be reliably prevented. In addition, the DC line and the AC line drawn out to the inside of the inner box can be reliably distinguished, and erroneous wiring with electrical parts can be prevented.

また、一実施形態の電気配線の配列構造では、上記電気配線は、高圧電源に接続されている。   In the electrical wiring arrangement structure of one embodiment, the electrical wiring is connected to a high-voltage power supply.

ここで、高圧電源とは、例えば、定格電圧が200Vの電源をいう。   Here, the high-voltage power supply means a power supply having a rated voltage of 200V, for example.

この実施形態の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記電気配線は、高圧電源に接続されるので、高圧電源下での耐圧の対応が、上記AC線のみの対応でよくなって、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化、および、コストの低減を図ることができる。   According to the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring of this embodiment, the electrical wiring is connected to a high-voltage power supply, so that the withstand voltage under the high-voltage power supply can be handled only with the AC line, and the withstand voltage The work can be simplified and the cost can be reduced.

また、この発明の冷蔵庫は、上記電気配線の配列構造を備えることを特徴としている。   Moreover, the refrigerator of this invention is provided with the arrangement structure of the said electrical wiring.

この発明の冷蔵庫によれば、上記電気配線の配列構造を備えるので、ノイズの発生を防止すると共に、製造工程および製造コストの低減を図ることができる。   According to the refrigerator of the present invention, since the electric wiring arrangement structure is provided, the generation of noise can be prevented and the manufacturing process and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

この発明の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記DC線と上記AC線は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されているので、ノイズの発生を防止し、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化およびコストの低減を図ることができる。   According to the electric wiring arrangement structure of the present invention, since the DC line and the AC line are arranged so as not to be in contact with each other, the generation of noise is prevented and the work for handling withstand voltage is simplified. In addition, cost can be reduced.

また、この発明の冷蔵庫によれば、上記電気配線の配列構造を備えるので、ノイズの発生を防止すると共に、製造工程および製造コストの低減を図ることができる。   Further, according to the refrigerator of the present invention, since the electric wiring arrangement structure is provided, it is possible to prevent the generation of noise and reduce the manufacturing process and the manufacturing cost.

以下、この発明を図示の実施の形態により詳細に説明する。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

図1は、本発明の電気配線の配列構造を備える冷蔵庫の正面図を示している。図2は、図1のA−A断面図を示し、図3は、冷蔵庫の背面図を示している。   FIG. 1: has shown the front view of a refrigerator provided with the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring of this invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a rear view of the refrigerator.

図1、図2および図3に示すように、この冷蔵庫は、電気機器本体の一例としての冷蔵庫本体1と、この冷蔵庫本体1の上下の開口に取り付けられる上下の扉3,3とを備える。   As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, this refrigerator includes a refrigerator main body 1 as an example of an electric device main body, and upper and lower doors 3 and 3 attached to upper and lower openings of the refrigerator main body 1.

上記冷蔵庫本体1は、外箱11と、この外箱11内に配置される内箱12とを有する。上記外箱11と上記内箱12の間には、空間13を形成している。   The refrigerator main body 1 has an outer box 11 and an inner box 12 arranged in the outer box 11. A space 13 is formed between the outer box 11 and the inner box 12.

上記外箱11は、例えば金属板からなり、前面に一つの開口部を有する。上記内箱12は、例えば樹脂からなり、前面に上下二つの開口部を有する。上記空間13には、断熱材14が充填されている。この断熱材14は、例えば、硬質ウレタンフォームからなる。   The outer box 11 is made of, for example, a metal plate and has one opening on the front surface. The inner box 12 is made of resin, for example, and has two upper and lower openings on the front surface. The space 13 is filled with a heat insulating material 14. This heat insulating material 14 consists of hard urethane foam, for example.

上記空間13には、電気配線2が配置されている。この電気配線2は、例えば、図示しないファンモータ、ドアスイッチおよび温度センサ等の電気部品と、図示しない制御回路とを、結線している。   In the space 13, the electrical wiring 2 is arranged. For example, the electrical wiring 2 connects electrical components such as a fan motor, a door switch, and a temperature sensor (not shown) and a control circuit (not shown).

この電気配線2は、直流電流が流れるDC線21と、交流電流が流れるAC線22とを有する。上記DC線21および上記AC線22は、それぞれ、導体とこの導体を被覆する絶縁体とを有する。上記DC線21および上記AC線22は、上記空間13から、上記外箱11の外側や上記内箱12の内側に、引き出されている。   The electrical wiring 2 has a DC line 21 through which a direct current flows and an AC line 22 through which an alternating current flows. Each of the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 includes a conductor and an insulator covering the conductor. The DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are drawn from the space 13 to the outside of the outer box 11 and the inside of the inner box 12.

上記DC線21と上記AC線22は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されている。そして、このように配列されている上記DC線21および上記AC線22によって、電気配線の配列構造を構成している。   The DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are arranged so as not to be in contact with each other. The DC lines 21 and the AC lines 22 arranged in this way constitute an electric wiring arrangement structure.

具体的に述べると、上記外箱11は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部11aおよびAC線専用孔部11bを有し、上記DC線21は、上記DC線専用孔部11aから、上記外箱11の外側に引き出される一方、上記AC線22は、上記AC線専用孔部11bから、上記外箱11の外側に引き出される。   More specifically, the outer box 11 has a DC wire dedicated hole portion 11a and an AC wire dedicated hole portion 11b separated from each other, and the DC wire 21 is connected to the outer periphery of the DC wire dedicated hole portion 11a. On the other hand, the AC line 22 is pulled out to the outside of the outer box 11 from the AC line dedicated hole 11b.

また、上記内箱12は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部12aおよびAC線専用孔部12bを有し、上記DC線21は、上記DC線専用孔部12aから、上記内箱12の内側に引き出される一方、上記AC線22は、上記AC線専用孔部12bから、上記内箱12の内側に引き出される。   The inner box 12 has a DC line dedicated hole 12a and an AC line dedicated hole 12b separated from each other, and the DC line 21 is connected to the inner side of the inner box 12 from the DC line dedicated hole 12a. On the other hand, the AC wire 22 is drawn inside the inner box 12 from the AC wire dedicated hole 12b.

上記DC線21の端末には、DCコネクタ23が取り付けられている。つまり、上記DCコネクタ23は、上記外箱11の外側および上記内箱12の内側のそれぞれに、配置されている。   A DC connector 23 is attached to the terminal of the DC line 21. That is, the DC connector 23 is disposed on the outer side of the outer box 11 and the inner side of the inner box 12.

上記AC線22の端末には、ACコネクタ24が取り付けられている。つまり、上記ACコネクタ24は、上記外箱11の外側および上記内箱12の内側のそれぞれに、配置されている。   An AC connector 24 is attached to the terminal of the AC line 22. That is, the AC connector 24 is disposed on the outer side of the outer box 11 and the inner side of the inner box 12.

上記空間13では、上記DC線21と上記AC線22は、互いに交わらないように分離して配置されている。上記DC線21は、概ね、上記冷蔵庫本体1の左右一方側に配置され、上記AC線22は、概ね、上記冷蔵庫本体1の左右他方側に配置されている。   In the space 13, the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are arranged separately so as not to cross each other. The DC line 21 is generally disposed on the left and right sides of the refrigerator body 1, and the AC line 22 is generally disposed on the left and right sides of the refrigerator body 1.

具体的に述べると、上記DC線21は、上記冷蔵庫本体1の上下方向に延びている主要部21aと、この主要部21aから左右方向や前後方向に延びている枝部21bとを有する。上記AC線22は、上記冷蔵庫本体1の上下方向に延びている主要部22aと、この主要部22aから左右方向や前後方向に延びている枝部22bとを有する。そして、上記DC線21の主要部21aは、上記冷蔵庫本体1の左右一方側に配置される一方、上記AC線22の主要部22aは、上記冷蔵庫本体1の左右他方側に配置されている。   More specifically, the DC wire 21 has a main portion 21a extending in the vertical direction of the refrigerator body 1 and a branch portion 21b extending from the main portion 21a in the left-right direction and the front-rear direction. The AC line 22 has a main portion 22a extending in the up-down direction of the refrigerator body 1 and a branch portion 22b extending from the main portion 22a in the left-right direction and the front-rear direction. And the main part 21a of the said DC wire 21 is arrange | positioned at the left-right one side of the said refrigerator main body 1, On the other hand, the main part 22a of the said AC wire 22 is arrange | positioned at the right-and-left other side of the said refrigerator main body 1.

上記空間13にある上記AC線22には、耐圧用の絶縁チューブ25が被覆されている。上記電気配線2が、高圧電源に接続される場合に、上記絶縁チューブ25が、上記AC線22に対して耐圧の対応となる。つまり、この冷蔵庫を、定格電圧が200V等の高圧電源地域へ輸出して、この高圧電源下で使用することを考慮している。   The AC wire 22 in the space 13 is covered with a pressure-resistant insulating tube 25. When the electrical wiring 2 is connected to a high voltage power source, the insulating tube 25 has a withstand voltage against the AC line 22. That is, it is considered that this refrigerator is exported to a high-voltage power source area with a rated voltage of 200 V or the like and used under this high-voltage power source.

また、上記DC線21は、図示しないトランスに接続されている。したがって、高圧電源下でも、この冷蔵庫を安全に使用できる。   The DC line 21 is connected to a transformer (not shown). Therefore, the refrigerator can be used safely even under a high voltage power source.

上記DC線専用孔部11a,12aや上記AC線専用孔部11b,12bには、上記DC線21や上記AC線22との間の隙間を埋めるように、シール材26が取り付けられている。このシール材26は、上記断熱材14を上記空間13に充填する際に、この断熱材14が、上記外箱11の外側や上記内箱12の内側に、漏れ出すことを防止している。   A sealing material 26 is attached to the DC wire dedicated holes 11a and 12a and the AC line dedicated holes 11b and 12b so as to fill a gap between the DC wire 21 and the AC wire 22. The sealing material 26 prevents the heat insulating material 14 from leaking to the outside of the outer box 11 or the inner box 12 when the space 13 is filled with the heat insulating material 14.

上記構成の電気配線の配列構造によれば、上記DC線21と上記AC線22は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されているので、上記DC線21と上記AC線22の接触が原因となるノイズの発生が無くなる。   According to the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring of the above configuration, the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are arranged so as not to contact each other separately, so that the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are not in contact with each other. The cause of noise is eliminated.

また、上記冷蔵庫を高圧電源下で使用する場合、高圧電源下での耐圧の対応が、上記AC線22のみの対応でよくなる。つまり、上記絶縁チューブ25は、上記AC線22のみを被覆すればよくなる。したがって、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化、および、コストの低減を図ることができる。   Further, when the refrigerator is used under a high voltage power source, the voltage resistance under the high voltage power source can be handled only by the AC line 22. That is, the insulating tube 25 only needs to cover the AC wire 22. Therefore, it is possible to simplify the work corresponding to the pressure resistance and reduce the cost.

また、上記外箱11は、上記DC線専用孔部11aおよび上記AC線専用孔部11bを有し、上記DC線21は、上記DC線専用孔部11aから、上記外箱11の外側に引き出される一方、上記AC線22は、上記AC線専用孔部11bから、上記外箱11の外側に引き出されるので、上記DC線21と上記AC線22の接触を確実に防止できる。また、上記外箱11の外側に引き出された上記DC線21と上記AC線22を確実に区別できて、電気部品との誤配線を防止できる。   The outer box 11 has the DC line dedicated hole 11a and the AC line dedicated hole 11b, and the DC line 21 is drawn out of the outer box 11 from the DC line dedicated hole 11a. On the other hand, since the AC line 22 is pulled out from the AC line dedicated hole 11b to the outside of the outer box 11, the contact between the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 can be reliably prevented. In addition, the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 drawn to the outside of the outer box 11 can be reliably distinguished, and erroneous wiring with electrical components can be prevented.

また、上記内箱12は、上記DC線専用孔部12aおよび上記AC線専用孔部12bを有し、上記DC線21は、上記DC線専用孔部12aから、上記内箱12の内側に引き出される一方、上記AC線22は、上記AC線専用孔部12bから、上記内箱12の内側に引き出されるので、上記DC線21と上記AC線22の接触を確実に防止できる。また、上記内箱12の内側に引き出された上記DC線21と上記AC線22を確実に区別できて、電気部品との誤配線を防止できる。   The inner box 12 has the DC line dedicated hole 12a and the AC line dedicated hole 12b, and the DC line 21 is led out from the DC line dedicated hole 12a to the inside of the inner box 12. On the other hand, since the AC line 22 is pulled out from the AC line dedicated hole 12b to the inside of the inner box 12, the contact between the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 can be reliably prevented. In addition, the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 drawn out to the inside of the inner box 12 can be reliably distinguished, and erroneous wiring with electrical components can be prevented.

また、上記電気配線2は、高圧電源に接続されるので、高圧電源下での耐圧の対応が、上記AC線22のみの対応でよくなって、耐圧対応の作業の簡素化、および、コストの低減を図ることができる。   In addition, since the electric wiring 2 is connected to a high voltage power source, it is only necessary to deal with the withstand voltage under the high voltage power source by dealing with the AC line 22, simplifying the work for dealing with the withstand voltage, and reducing the cost. Reduction can be achieved.

また、上記構成の冷蔵庫によれば、上記電気配線の配列構造を備えるので、ノイズの発生を防止すると共に、製造工程および製造コストの低減を図ることができる。   Moreover, according to the refrigerator having the above-described configuration, since the electric wiring arrangement structure is provided, the generation of noise can be prevented and the manufacturing process and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

なお、この発明は上述の実施形態に限定されない。例えば、上記外箱11や上記内箱12には、上記DC線専用孔部11a,12aや上記AC線専用孔部11b,12bの代わりに、上記DC線21および上記AC線22を同時に挿通しても上記DC線21と上記AC線22が互いに接触しないような孔部を設けてもよい。また、上記電気配線の配列構造を、冷蔵庫以外に、電子レンジ、洗濯機や掃除機などの家庭用の電気機器に用いてもよい。   In addition, this invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment. For example, the DC line 21 and the AC line 22 are simultaneously inserted into the outer box 11 and the inner box 12 instead of the DC line dedicated holes 11a and 12a and the AC line dedicated holes 11b and 12b. Alternatively, a hole may be provided so that the DC wire 21 and the AC wire 22 do not contact each other. Moreover, you may use the arrangement structure of the said electrical wiring for household electric appliances, such as a microwave oven, a washing machine, and a vacuum cleaner other than a refrigerator.

本発明の電気配線の配列構造を備える冷蔵庫の正面図である。It is a front view of a refrigerator provided with the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring of the present invention. 図1のA−A断面図である。It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. 図1の背面図である。It is a rear view of FIG. 従来の電気配線の配列構造を備える冷蔵庫の背面図である。It is a rear view of a refrigerator provided with the arrangement structure of the conventional electrical wiring.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 冷蔵庫本体(電気機器本体)
11 外箱
11a DC線専用孔部
11b AC線専用孔部
12 内箱
12a DC線専用孔部
12b AC線専用孔部
13 空間
14 断熱材
2 電気配線
21 DC線
21a 主要部
21b 枝部
22 AC線
22a 主要部
22b 枝部
23 DCコネクタ
24 ACコネクタ
25 絶縁チューブ
26 シール材
1 Refrigerator body (electric equipment body)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Outer box 11a DC wire exclusive hole 11b AC line exclusive hole 12 Inner box 12a DC line exclusive hole 12b AC line exclusive hole 13 Space 14 Heat insulating material 2 Electrical wiring 21 DC line 21a Main part 21b Branch part 22 AC line 22a Main part 22b Branch part 23 DC connector 24 AC connector 25 Insulating tube 26 Sealing material

Claims (5)

外箱と内箱を有すると共にこの外箱とこの内箱の間に空間を形成する電気機器本体と、
この電気機器本体の上記空間に配置される電気配線と
を備え、
この電気配線は、直流電流が流れるDC線と、交流電流が流れるAC線とを有し、
上記DC線と上記AC線は、互いに分離して接触しないように、配列されていることを特徴とする電気配線の配列構造。
An electric device main body having an outer box and an inner box and forming a space between the outer box and the inner box;
Electrical wiring arranged in the space of the electrical equipment body,
The electrical wiring has a DC line through which a direct current flows and an AC line through which an alternating current flows.
An arrangement structure of electrical wiring, wherein the DC line and the AC line are arranged so as not to contact each other separately.
請求項1に記載の電気配線の配列構造において、
上記外箱は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部およびAC線専用孔部を有し、
上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出される一方、
上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記外箱の外側に引き出されることを特徴とする電気配線の配列構造。
In the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring according to claim 1,
The outer box has a DC wire dedicated hole and an AC line dedicated hole separated from each other,
While the DC wire is drawn out from the DC wire dedicated hole to the outside of the outer box,
The AC wire is drawn out from the AC wire dedicated hole to the outside of the outer box.
請求項1に記載の電気配線の配列構造において、
上記内箱は、互いに分離されたDC線専用孔部およびAC線専用孔部を有し、
上記DC線は、上記DC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出される一方、
上記AC線は、上記AC線専用孔部から、上記内箱の内側に引き出されることを特徴とする電気配線の配列構造。
In the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring according to claim 1,
The inner box has a DC wire dedicated hole and an AC line dedicated hole separated from each other,
While the DC wire is drawn out from the DC wire dedicated hole to the inside of the inner box,
An arrangement structure of electrical wiring, wherein the AC line is led out from the AC line dedicated hole to the inside of the inner box.
請求項1に記載の電気配線の配列構造において、
上記電気配線は、高圧電源に接続されることを特徴とする電気配線の配列構造。
In the arrangement structure of the electrical wiring according to claim 1,
The electrical wiring is connected to a high voltage power source, and the electrical wiring is arranged.
請求項1ないし4の何れか一つに記載の電気配線の配列構造を備えることを特徴とする冷蔵庫。   A refrigerator comprising the electric wiring arrangement structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4.
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