JP5000956B2 - Harness temporary fixing structure of power supply device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a harness temporary fixing structure for a power supply device in which a wire harness is temporarily fixed to a protector of a power supply device for constantly supplying power to, for example, a sliding door of an automobile during transportation.

  6 to 7 illustrate a conventional harness temporary fixing structure of a power feeding device.

In the structure of FIG. 6, a hook (temporarily fixed portion) 58 of a harness clamp 53 on the wire harness 43 side is hooked on a frame portion (temporary fixing portion) 57 on the front end side of the protector 42 made of synthetic resin of the power supply device 50 _1. Temporarily fix.

Further, in the structure of FIG. 7, a hook 60 for inserting the wire harness 43 is formed integrally with a bracket (temporary fixing portion) 59 on the rear end side of the protector 42 made of synthetic resin of the power supply device 50 ₂ , and the wire harness 43 is hooked. To temporarily fix. The temporary fixing of the wire harness 43 is to prevent the wire harness 43 from interfering when the power feeding device 50 (50 ₁ , 50 ₂ ) is transported or when the power feeding device 50 is attached to the vehicle.

  6 and 7, the protector 42 includes a protector base (not shown) and a protector cover 42a, and the protector base and the protector cover 42a are fixed to each other by locking means (not shown). The protector 42 is provided with an annular wall 62 that regulates the bending angle of the wire harness 43 and the leaf spring 44. Reference numeral 63 denotes a fixing hole.

  The wire harness 43 is introduced into the protector through the opening 64 (FIG. 7) at the front end of the protector 42, and is bent while being biased in the slack absorption (retraction) direction by the metal leaf spring 44 in the protector 42. It is led out from the elongated opening 45 at the bottom end.

  The wire harness 43 is composed of a plurality of electric wires 43 a and a synthetic resin corrugated tube 43 b covering the electric wires 43 a, and the corrugated tube 43 b is held by a harness clamp 53 so as to be swingable. A connector 61 is disposed at the tip of the electric wire portion 43 a led out from the harness clamp 53.

  The harness clamp 53 of this example includes an outer clamp 53a made of synthetic resin and an inner clamp 53b that can rotate the outer clamp 53a in the circumferential direction, and a fixing bracket 53c (FIG. 7) is provided on the outer clamp 53a. It has been. The corrugated tube 43b is fixed to the inner clamp 53b.

  A harness clamp (not shown) configured only by an outer clamp by removing the inner clamp 53b and a harness clamp (not shown) that fixes the wire harness 43 without being rotated in the circumferential direction are also known. The reason why the wire harness 43 is rotatable in the circumferential direction is to absorb the twist when the wire harness 43 swings. The protector 42, the leaf spring 44, the harness clamp 53 and the wire harness 43 constitute a power feeding device 50.

  8 to 9 show one usage pattern of the conventional power feeding device (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Components similar to those in FIGS. 6 and 7 are denoted by the same reference numerals for the sake of convenience.

  A protector 42 made of synthetic resin of the power feeding device 50 is disposed on the side of the slide door 41 of the automobile, and a wire harness 43 is accommodated in the protector so as to be bent while being urged upward by a metal leaf spring 44, and a harness clamp. 53 is disposed on the vehicle body 47 side and rotatably holds the wire harness 43 led out from the protector 42.

  6 or 7, the protector 42 is assembled on the slide door side, the wire harness 43 is detached from the protector 42 (temporarily fixed is released), and the harness clamp 53 is assembled on the vehicle body side. The reverse operation is also possible.

  The protector 42 includes a protector base (substitute with reference numeral 42) and a protector cover (not shown). The protector base and the protector cover each have a vertical substrate portion 51 and an outer peripheral peripheral wall 52 that face each other. The protector cover is locked to the protector base by locking means, and the protector base is fixed to the inner panel of the slide door 41 with bolts 56.

  The lower end of the leaf spring 44 is fixed together with the wire harness 43 to the fixing portion 55 on the lower front end side of the protector 42, and a synthetic resin support 49 attached to the distal end side of the leaf spring 44 allows the wire harness 43 to be slidably contacted. I support it.

The wire harness 43 is configured by covering a plurality of electric wires 43a with a corrugated tube made of synthetic resin, and the front end lower portion of the corrugated tube is fixed to the protector 42 by tape winding or the like. The corrugated tube alternately has circumferential grooves and ridges and exhibits good flexibility.

  One electric wire portion 43a of the wire harness 43 is led out from the front portion of the protector 42 and is connected to an auxiliary machine or the like on the slide door side by a connector. The other corrugated tube portion of the wire harness 43 is swingably routed from the elongated lower opening 45 of the protector 42 to the harness clamp 53 on the step 48 side of the vehicle body 47 through the crossing space 46 (FIG. 9). The wire portion (not shown) is connected via a harness clamp 53 to a wire harness (not shown) on the vehicle body side. The protector 42 is covered and hidden by a synthetic resin door trim (not shown), and the wire harness 43 is led out to the vehicle body side from the opening at the lower end of the door trim.

  FIG. 8 shows a fully closed state of the slide door 41, and FIG. 9 shows a state in which the slide door 41 is almost fully open. The slide door 41 faces outward from the vehicle body 47 along a guide rail (not shown) on the vehicle body side at the initial opening. It moves backward while separating.

When the sliding door 41 is fully closed, the wire harness 43 swings forward while being pulled by the harness clamp 53 as a fulcrum, and when the sliding door 41 is fully opened, the wire harness 43 similarly swings backward. The wire harness 43 tries to hang down when the slide door 41 is in the half-open state, but is urged upward by the leaf spring 44 to absorb the slack (excess length) and is pinched between the slide door 41 and the vehicle body 47 due to the sag. Is prevented. It is also known to arrange the protector 42 horizontally on the vehicle body side (see Patent Document 2).
JP 2002-17032 A (FIGS. 4 to 5) JP 2001-354985 A (FIGS. 15 to 16)

  However, in the conventional harness temporary fixing structure of the power supply device, the temporary fixed portion 58 on the wire harness 43 side and the wire harness main body when the power supply device 50 is transported or assembled to the slide door of FIG. There is a concern that (43a) may come off unexpectedly from the temporary fixing portion 57 or the hook 60 of the protector 42, or the temporary fixing portion 57, the hook 60, or the temporary fixed portion 58 may be easily damaged. In this case, there is a concern that the carrying state of the power feeding device 50 is disturbed, the wire harness 43 is caught and damaged, and the assembly workability of the power feeding device 50 is deteriorated.

  The above-mentioned concern is not limited to the slide door 41 of the automobile, but may also occur when the power supply apparatus is applied to a slide door of a vehicle other than the automobile, a slide door of a processing apparatus, an inspection apparatus, or the like. The sliding door is collectively referred to as a sliding structure, and the vehicle body and the apparatus main body are collectively referred to as a fixed structure.

  In view of the above-described points, the present invention provides a power supply device for absorbing the extra length of a wire harness accompanying opening and closing of a slide structure, for example, without temporarily disconnecting the wire harness or damaging the temporary fixing portion. It is an object of the present invention to provide a harness temporary fixing structure for a power feeding device that can be used.

In order to achieve the above object, a harness temporary fixing structure for a power feeding device according to claim 1 of the present invention is a power feeding device in which a wire harness is led out from a protector and inserted and held in a harness clamp . wherein the temporarily fixed to the protector by a two-point support by the two temporary fixing portions and two of the temporary fixing portion along the wide outer surface of the protector.

  With the above configuration, the harness clamp is stably supported without wobbling or rattling by joining or closely contacting the wide outer surface of the protector (the outer surface of the substrate portion orthogonal to the peripheral wall of the protector). For example, when a hook, a protrusion, or the like is used as the temporary fixing portion, a hole portion, a contact portion, or the like is used as the temporarily fixed portion. The temporary fixing part is provided in the protector, and the temporary fixing part is provided in the harness clamp. The protector accommodates the wire harness in a bent state and absorbs the surplus length with the harness clamp, and the harness clamp holds the wire harness so as to be fixed or rotatable in the circumferential direction. When the protector moves back and forth, the wire harness swings with the harness clamp as a fulcrum.

In addition, the harness clamp is supported by the protector at two upper and lower points, for example, to prevent the harness clamp from rotating along the outer surface of the protector (turning in the harness swinging direction).

Harness tacking structure of the power supply device according to claim 2 is the harness tacking structure of the power supply apparatus according to claim 1, characterized by temporarily fixing the harness swing guide portion of the harness clamp to said protector.

With the above configuration, for example, a relatively heavy harness swing guide portion that is expanded in a trumpet shape is temporarily fixed to the protector, so that the support balance of the harness clamp is increased. As a temporary fixing means of the harness swing guide portion, it is possible to engage a hook or a collar with a hole on the protector side. Further, by supporting the harness swing guide portion in addition to the two-point support of claim 1 , the harness clamp is stably supported by the protector by the three-point support.

The harness temporary fixing structure of the power feeding device according to claim 3 is the harness temporary fixing structure of the power feeding device according to claim 2 , wherein the flange portion at the tip of the harness swing guide portion is inserted into the concave portion of the protector. And

  With the above-described configuration, the harness swing guide portion is stably provided in the recess by having one end of the flange contacting the one end of the inner surface of the recess and the other end of the flange contacting the other end of the inner surface of the recess. The support is temporarily fixed. The eaves part is provided on the bottom wall (harness receiving wall) of the harness swing guide part or the extended wall part of the bottom wall, and is positioned and arranged along the vertical wall on the attachment side (vehicle body), for example. The recess may be a hole or a groove, and in the case of the hole, an inner space of an annular bending regulating wall with respect to the wire harness is applied.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the harness clamp is not stably supported on the narrow side surface of the protector but is in contact with the wide outer surface with a large area and is stably supported, so that the vibration can be conveyed during transportation and the operator can move from the transport pallet. The harness clamp is prevented from coming off or falling off from the protector when the power feeding device is taken out, the locking part or the locked part is damaged, etc. The take-out operation and the attachment of the power supply device to the attachment side are efficiently performed without being obstructed by the wire harness. Further, since the harness clamp is arranged along the wide outer surface of the protector, the carrying load is made compact, and handling such as taking in and out of the carrying pallet is facilitated.

Further, since the harness clamp is securely temporarily fixed in two point support to the protector, the two-dimensional direction of rotation of the harness clamp is blocked, the effect of the invention is promoted.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the harness clamp is supported more stably by supporting the relatively heavy harness swing guide portion, and the harness is supported by the three-point support in addition to the two-point support of the first aspect. The clamp is supported more stably, and the temporary fixing is more reliably performed, and the effect of the invention of claim 1 is further promoted.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the temporary fixing structure is simplified and reduced in cost by using the flange portion of the harness swing guide portion as the temporary fixed portion. Also, by allowing the collar part to enter the recess, it is possible to prevent the collar part (protruding part) from interfering with the outer surface of the protector and reducing the adhesion of the harness clamp to the protector. The accompanying detachment is reliably prevented.

  1 to 3 show an embodiment of a harness temporary fixing structure of a power feeding device according to the present invention.

  This structure includes a synthetic resin protector 11 having an annular wall portion 16 for restricting harness bending and a hole (concave portion) 20 inside thereof, and a synthetic resin harness clamp 1 on the wire harness 13 side. In the power supply device 10, the protector 11 is provided with an upper hook (temporary fixing portion) 22 and a lower protrusion (temporary fixing portion) 23, and a hole that engages the hook 22 in the bracket 2 for fixing the harness clamp 1. A portion (temporarily fixed portion) 37 and a contact end (temporarily fixed portion) 38 that contacts the side surface of the projection 23 are formed, and a harness clamp is attached to the substantially circular hole (temporarily fixed portion) 20 of the protector 11. The leading end side of the receiving wall extension 8 on the front end side of the front end 1 can be inserted.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the upper hook 22 and the lower protrusion 23 are provided in the first half of the protector cover 19, and the circular hole 20 is provided in the center of the protector cover 19 in the height direction. Yes. The hook 22 is bent and formed in a substantially L shape, and includes a support portion 22a that protrudes horizontally from the vertical substrate portion 25 of the protector cover 19, and a hook portion 22b that rises vertically from the support portion 22a. . The protrusion 23 is formed in a vertically long plate shape, and protrudes horizontally perpendicular to the substrate portion 25. The protrusion 23 may have a substantially L-shaped hook shape.

  The circular hole portion 20 is formed so as to penetrate inside the annular wall portion 16, and the annular wall portion 16 is provided in the protector cover 19 and the protector base 21, and both wall portions 16 overlap in the plate thickness direction. . A fixing bracket wall 26 integral with the vertical base plate portion 25 of the protector base 21 protrudes and is positioned in the hole portion 20, and a bolt is inserted into the hole portion 29 of the bracket wall 26 like the other brackets 28. Screwed to the mounting side (sliding door). In addition, the front-rear directionality of the protector 11 will be described with the side where the hook 22 and the protrusion 23 are present in front.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the harness clamp 1 is provided with a bracket 2 projecting on both sides substantially in the center in the longitudinal direction of the harness clamp 1, and a sub bracket 30 projecting rearward perpendicularly to one bracket portion 2 a. A horizontally long hole 37 for engaging the hook 22 with the bracket 30 is provided. Further, the rear end surface of the other bracket portion 2 b acts as a contact end 38 that contacts the side surface of the protrusion 23.

  A long hole 31 for inserting a fixing bolt (not shown) is provided in one bracket portion 2a, and a circular hole 32 for inserting a positioning pin or a fixing bolt (not shown) is inserted in the other bracket portion 2b. Is provided. In addition, the directionality before and behind the harness clamp 1 in FIG. 3 is demonstrated considering the side with the receiving wall extension part 8 as the front.

  At the front part of the harness clamp 1, a horizontal receiving wall 7 on the bottom side having a plate-like extension wall part (receiving wall extension part) 8 and a curved vertical wall erected on both the left and right sides of the receiving wall 7 are provided. A harness swing guide portion 9 including the guide walls 4 and 5 and the upper wall portion 6 connecting the guide walls 4 and 5 is formed. The guide wall 5 on one side protrudes short with a small bending radius, and the guide wall 4 on the other side protrudes long with a large bending radius. The extension wall portion 8 protrudes long forward on the short guide wall 5 side.

The receiving wall 7 and the extension wall portion 8 are formed on the same plane, and the front end portion of the extension wall portion 8 is a flange wall (ridge portion) 24 bent downward in a bowl shape. The eaves wall 24 is orthogonal to the extension wall portion 8 and protrudes to the back side in the plate thickness direction of the extension wall portion 8. When the harness clamp 1 is attached to the attachment side (vehicle body side), the flange wall 24 is positioned along the outer vertical surface of the scuff plate of the step portion 48 of the vehicle body 47 (FIG. 4). The protruding height of the flange wall 24 is about the protruding length L ₁ of the extended wall portion 8 on the long guide wall 4 side.

  The full length L of the flange wall 24, that is, the width dimension of the extension wall portion 8 is formed slightly shorter than the inner diameter of the hole portion 20 of the protector 11 (FIG. 2). As shown in FIG. 1, when the eaves wall 24 is inserted into the substantially circular hole 20 of the protector 11, one end 24 a (FIG. 3) of the eaves wall 24 comes into contact with the upper end of the hole 20. The other end 24 b (FIG. 3) 24 contacts the lower end of the hole 20, and the relatively heavy front portion (harness swing guide 9) of the harness clamp 1 is stably positioned and held in the hole 20. .

  Further, by inserting the collar wall 24 into the hole 20, the harness clamp 1 substantially contacts the outer surface of the protector cover 19 with a flat surface over the entire length, and the harness clamp 1 is formed by the hook 22 and the protrusion 23. Is securely held without backlash. The harness clamp 1 is temporarily fixed to the protector 11 stably by the three-point support of the flange wall 24, the hook 22, and the protrusion 23.

  When the eaves wall 24 is not formed on the extension wall 8, the extension wall 8 is arranged along the hole 20 (on the hole) of the protector 11, and the harness clamp 1 is formed at two points of the hook 22 and the protrusion 23. Support. Further, as shown by a chain line in FIG. 3, a projecting piece 33 is provided on one side of the front end side of the extension wall portion 8, and the projecting piece 33 is cut from the hole portion 20 of the protector 11 to the notch hole (see FIG. It is also possible to support at three points of the projecting piece 33, the hook 22 and the projection 23 by being inserted into (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 3, a rectangular cylindrical inner accommodating portion 34 that accommodates the spherical or annular inner clamp 3 is formed following the harness swing guide portion 9, and the electric wire portion 13 a of the wire harness 13 is formed following the inner accommodating portion 34. A cylindrical cover portion 35 for accommodating (FIG. 1) is formed. The bracket 2 is disposed on both sides of the inner housing portion 34. The wire portion 13a (FIG. 1) is led out from the opening at the rear end of the cover portion 35, and is fastened and fixed to the fixing plate 35 at the opening end with a band.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the longitudinal direction (axial direction) of the harness clamp 1 coincides with the front-rear direction of the protector 11, and the harness clamp 1 is temporarily fixed horizontally in the approximate center of the height direction of the protector 11. The wire harness 13 is led out to the outside while the corrugated tube portion 13b is bent downward along the long guide wall 4 of the harness clamp 1, and is introduced upward into the protector 11 from the long opening 15 at the lower end of the protector 11. In the protector, the leaf spring (elastic member) 14 is bent upward while being elastically biased upward (the extra length absorption direction), and the wire portion 13a is led out from the narrow opening 27 at the rear end.

  Note that the wire harness 13 in the protector is not limited to the vertical placement of the carrying load of the power supply apparatus 10, but the horizontal orientation is also provided for convenience of explanation.

  4 to 5 show examples of use in which the protector 11 is mounted on a sliding door of an automobile and the harness clamp 1 is arranged on the vehicle body 47. FIG. 4 shows the fully closed state of the slide door 41, and FIG. 5 shows the fully opened state of the slide door 41. The sliding door 41 moves and closes in front of the vehicle, moves and opens rearward of the vehicle, and is separated outward from the vehicle body 47 at the initial opening.

  The power supply harness clamp 1 is disposed in a stepped wall portion 48a on the rear side of the step portion 48 at the entrance of the vehicle body 47, and the stepped wall portion 48a is a synthetic resin scuff plate (not shown) on the step portion. )). The harness clamp 1 is arranged in a direction substantially orthogonal to the sliding door 41, the short guide wall 5 is located on the vehicle front side, and the long guide wall 4 is located on the vehicle rear side. The direction of the harness clamp 1 will be described in accordance with the direction of the vehicle.

  When the sliding door 41 of FIG. 4 is fully closed, the wire harness 13 is led forward in a curved shape along the short guide wall 5 from the harness clamp 1, and is installed in the vertical (vertical) protector 11 on the sliding door side. It is introduced from the rear end side of the long lower opening 15, is urged (supported) upward by the leaf spring 14 while being bent in a half loop shape in the protector 11, and is fixed together with the leaf spring 14 on the rear side of the protector 11. (The fixed portion is indicated by reference numeral 12), led out from the opening 27 on the upper rear end to the slide door side, and connected to each auxiliary machine in the slide door. Even if the leaf spring 14 is removed, it can be restored to some extent by the elastic force of the wire harness 13.

  When the sliding door 41 of FIG. 5 is fully opened, the wire harness 13 is led obliquely rearward from the harness clamp 1 along the long guide wall 4 and introduced from the front end side of the long lower opening 15 of the protector 11. It is urged (supported) upward by the leaf spring 14 while being bent into a circular arc shape.

  As the slide door 41 is opened and closed, the wire harness 13 swings back and forth along the swing guide portion 9 of the harness clamp 1, and at this time, the receiving wall 7 between the guide walls 4 and 5 and the same surface thereof. The wire harness 13 comes into contact with a wide area and is stably supported by the extension wall portion 8 that continues at, and the wire harness 13 contacts the tip of the extension wall portion 8 (the front end 8a and the side end 8b in FIG. 3). Since the position changes greatly during the swinging process, local wear of the wire harness 13 is reliably prevented.

  The protector 11 differs from the conventional protector 42 (FIG. 8) in shape and wiring direction of the wire harness 13, but the principle of harness surplus length absorption is almost the same, and a power feeding structure using the conventional protector 42 is used. Of course, it is possible to apply the temporary fixing structure of the harness clamp 1 to the above. The protector 11 of this example is intended to be miniaturized.

  In the above embodiment, the length of the guide walls 4 and 5 of the power supply harness clamp 1 is different on the left and right sides because the slide door 41 moves along a curved path instead of a straight line. For a sliding structure that moves in a moving manner, both guide walls (4, 5) having the same length are used, and the extension wall (8) is placed on the lower receiving wall (7) between the two guide walls. It is also possible to form the front end (8a) by inclining it so as to obliquely intersect the center line between the walls, and to form the eaves wall (24) at the front end (8a) of the extension wall portion (8). is there.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the harness clamp 1 for electric power feeding was arrange | positioned at the vehicle body side, the protector 11 is arrange | positioned horizontally (horizontal) at the vehicle body 47 side, for example, and the harness clamp 1 is arrange | positioned at the slide door 41 side. It is also possible to do.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the protector 11 is provided with the hook 22 and the protrusion 23 as the temporarily fixed portion, and the harness clamp 1 is provided with the hole 37 and the contact portion 38 as the temporarily fixed portion, but the protector 11 is temporarily fixed. A hole (37) is provided as a part, and a hook (22) is provided as a temporarily fixed part in the harness clamp 1, or a contact part (38) is provided as a temporary fixed part in the protector 11, and the harness clamp 1 is temporarily fixed. It is also possible to provide a protrusion (23) as a part.

  The shape of the hook 22 can be set in a timely manner such as an inclined shaft. The shape of the protrusion 23 is not limited to a vertically long shape, and can be projected in a pin shape, or can be a block-like wall portion or a rib. It is also possible to use a temporarily fixed portion other than the hook 22 and the protrusion 23 and a temporarily fixed portion other than the hole portion 37 and the contact portion 38.

  In the above embodiment, the harness clamp 1 is temporarily fixed along the outer surface of the protector cover 19. However, the harness clamp 1 is temporarily fixed along the outer surface of the protector base 21 by the temporary fixing portion and the temporarily fixed portion. It is also possible to do.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the harness clamp 1 was stably supported by three points, the hook 22, the protrusion 23, and the collar wall 24, for example, it is supported by two points, the collar wall 24 and the upper hook 22. It is also possible to support at two points of the wall 24 and a lower hook (not shown). Further, when there is no flange wall 24, a hook (not shown) provided on the extension wall 8 is engaged with a hole or the like (not shown) of the protector 11, or a hole provided on the extension wall 8 is provided. It is also possible to engage a hook (not shown) on the protector side (not shown).

  Further, when the extension wall portion 8 is not formed on the receiving wall 7, it is possible to provide a flange wall 24 at the front end of the receiving wall 7 and engage the flange wall 24 with the hole portion 20. The hole portion 20 does not necessarily have to penetrate, and may be recessed in a groove shape. The hole 20 and the groove-like dent (not shown) are collectively referred to as a recess.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the sub bracket 30 was provided in the bracket 2 and the hole part 37 as a to-be-fixed part was provided in the sub bracket 30, for example, the sub bracket 30 was abolished and the upper and lower holes of the bracket 2 were provided. It is also possible to use the portions 31 and 32 as temporarily fixed portions.

It is a front view which shows one Embodiment of the harness temporary fix | stop structure of the electric power feeder which concerns on this invention. It is a front view which similarly shows one form of the protector of an electric power feeder. It is a top view which similarly shows one form of the harness clamp of an electric power feeder. It is a perspective view at the time of a sliding door fully closed which shows the application example of an electric power feeder. It is a perspective view at the time of a sliding door full open showing the example of application of an electric supply device. It is a front view which shows one form of the harness temporary fix | stop structure of the conventional electric power feeder. It is a front view which shows the other form of the harness temporary fix | stop structure of the conventional electric power feeder. It is a perspective view at the time of a sliding door fully closed which shows the example of application of the conventional electric power feeder. It is a perspective view near the slide door full open which shows the example of application of a power feeder similarly.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Harness clamp 2 Bracket 9 Harness rocking | fluctuation guide part 10 Power feeding apparatus 11 Protector 13 Wire harness 20 Hole part (concave part or temporary fixing part)
22 Hook (temporary fixing part)
23 Protrusion (temporary fixing part)
24 ridge wall (saddle part or part to be temporarily fixed)
37 hole (temporarily fixed)
38 Contacting part (temporarily fixed part)

Claims (3)

In the power supply device with inserted and held in the harness clamp the wire harness is led out from the protector, two points a bracket of the harness clamp in the two temporary fixing portions and two of the temporary fixing portion along the wide outer surface of the protector A harness temporary fixing structure for a power feeding device, wherein the harness is temporarily fixed to the protector by support . Harness tacking structure of the power supply apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the temporarily fixing the harness swing guide portion of the harness clamp to said protector. The harness temporary fixing structure for a power feeding apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein a flange portion at a tip of the harness swing guide portion is inserted into a concave portion of the protector.

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