KR200443610Y1 - Wire duct for mounting to the conference table - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an electric wire duct for a conference room table. Specifically, in an electric wire duct mounted on a conference room table or a desk top board to arrange the wiring, the cover can be easily opened and closed by magnetic force, so that the cover can be easily attached and detached. The present invention relates to a wire duct that is not easily separated by a plurality of wires, so that a plurality of wires connected to a plurality of electronic devices can be efficiently arranged and used.

To this end, the wire duct according to the present invention is installed on one side of the table top plate 100 in the wire duct (D) for accommodating the wires 101, the predetermined fastening to the bottom of the top plate is mounted, such as a multi-tap A housing 11 having a shape, a support plate 21 inserted and installed while maintaining a predetermined height from the housing so as to protect a power strip, etc. mounted in the housing; At the same time coupled to the upper end of the housing and the wire cap member 31 for receiving the wires and coupled to the upper end of the wire cap member to shield the wires and at the same time prevented from being separated from the wire cap member by the magnetic force at both ends The cover 41 is provided with a 51, the wire cap member 31 is formed to protrude at a right angle from the upper edge to be seated on the top plate 100 And a flange portion 32, and a seating groove 33 formed in a recess on both inner surfaces thereof. The cover 41 includes a plate portion 42 for opening and closing an upper end portion of the wire cap member 31, and the plate. Concave grooves 43 formed at both ends of the portion and the guide portion 44 which protrudes in the direction of the wire cap member formed on the bottom surface of the plate portion to guide the introduction and withdrawal of the wire, and the cover is the wire When the wire cap member is closed with the cover 41 by shortening the width of the open portion of the cap member 31, the openings 45 are formed on both sides of the wire cap member so that a plurality of wires 101 are formed. The separation preventing means 51 is inserted and coupled to both ends of the cover 41, but at one end, the fitting protrusion 55 is formed to protrude into the fitting groove 43 of the cover. At the other end, the inside of the wire cap A finishing cap 52 having a support rib 56 seated on and supported by the mounting groove 33, and a coupling protrusion 53 protruding from a lower end of the closing cap and having a magnet 57 formed therein and opposing the coupling protrusion. It is characterized in that it is formed as a concave formed in the lower end of both seating grooves 33 of the wire cap member and the coupling groove 54 is built in the steel material 58 therein.

Wire duct, table, wire cap member, cover, separation prevention means, neodymium magnet

Description

Wire duct {Wire duct for mounting to the conference table}

The present invention relates to an electric wire duct, and more particularly, in an electric wire duct mounted on a table or desk top of a conference room to arrange wiring, the cover is easily opened and closed by magnetic force, so that the cover can be easily attached and detached by external force. The present invention relates to a wire duct that does not deviate and enables efficient use of a plurality of wires connected to a plurality of electronic devices.

In general, a conference room table used in an office or the like is configured such that a top plate is formed mainly in an oval or rectangular shape so that a large number of conference participants can sit and have a meeting.

In addition, in the past, meetings were conducted using documented materials, but as the Internet or computer network technology is gradually developed, recently, several computers or other electrical and electronic devices have been held to conduct meetings or use computers or personal notebooks. Many people gave presentations and lectures.

Accordingly, the wires connected to the various electronic devices are intricately intertwined in the state of being placed on the table or the floor of the meeting room, which not only hurts the beauty of the meeting room but also distracts the atmosphere of the meeting room.

To this end, horizontal or vertical wire ducts were separately installed in the conference room tables and wires could be passed through them.

That is, in the related art, a wire duct of a predetermined type is installed in the center or side surface of the table of the conference room, and wires are placed therein, and when using various electronic devices, the cover coupled to the top of the wire duct body is opened and the plug is connected. It is used to allow the electric wire to pass through the inlet formed at the site where the wire duct main body and the cover are coupled to each other while the cover is closed.

However, in the conventional wire duct, the inlet through which the wire passes is formed at both ends of the wire duct main body, and the wire is drawn in one side of the wire duct so as to be wired in the longitudinal direction, so the wiring is inconvenient, and one end of the inlet is Since the wires are formed to connect only small wires, they are not suitable for use with a plurality of electronic devices due to restrictions on wiring, such as not being able to pass the wires freely.

In addition, in order to couple the cover to the wire duct main body, for example, the wire duct main body is provided with a locking groove and the cover is formed to open and close the cover. In this case, a force is applied to open and close the cover. It was necessary to open and close the curve, and as this operation is repeated, the cover cannot be closed properly as the latch portion becomes loose, particularly when the cover is closed, a plurality of wires pass through or thick wires are connected. When the cover is used, the cover is often pushed away from the main body of the wire duct or lifted upwards, which is not only cumbersome in use but also not good in appearance.

The present invention is designed to solve the above problems, it is possible to open and close the cover completely by simply pulling or opening or lowering the cover installed in the wire duct, the opening and closing operation is simple, the cover by repeated use or external action It is an object of the present invention to provide a wire duct that is easy to use and easy to arrange the wires by allowing the wires to be connected in the width direction even when the cover is not easily detached and at the same time the cover is completely closed.

In order to achieve the above object, the wire duct according to the present invention, the wire duct is installed on one side of the table top plate for wiring arrangement, the housing made of a predetermined form so as to be fastened to the bottom of the top plate and mounted with a multi-tap, etc. And a support plate inserted and installed while maintaining a certain height from the housing to protect a power strip, etc. mounted inside the housing, and vertically penetrating the upper plate to be seated thereon and coupled to an upper end of the housing to store wires. The wire cap member is coupled to the upper end of the wire cap member to shield the wires and at the same time characterized in that the cover provided with a separation preventing means at both ends so as not to be separated by the magnetic force from the wire cap member.

In addition, the separation preventing means is concave in the lower end of the both sides of the end cap is inserted into and coupled to the both ends of the cover, the lower end of the closing cap protruding and opposing the coupling protrusion and the coupling protrusion is built-in magnet Is formed to be made of a coupling groove portion is built in the steel material therein.

As described above, according to the wire duct of the present invention, as the cover is fixed by a strong magnetic force, the cover is not easily detached by an external action, so that the cover installed in the wire duct is simply pulled open or put down once. You can easily open and close the cover just by operation.

In addition, the inlet of the wire is formed long along the longitudinal direction on both sides of the cover so that the wire is freely pulled in and out, and even when the cover is completely closed, it can be used by connecting a plurality of wires in the width direction with several electronic devices. The wires are easy to place and easy to use, and the conference table can be kept clean.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 to 8 show a preferred embodiment of the wire duct according to the present invention, Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the wire duct according to the present invention, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a coupling state of Figure 1, Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view showing a coupling state of the cover and the wire cap member according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a bottom perspective view showing a part of the wire cap member according to the present invention, Figure 5 is a closing cap according to the present invention 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a magnet according to the present invention is coupled, and FIG. 7 is a use state diagram showing a lead-in state of an electric wire according to the present invention. Is a reference diagram showing a state in which the cover according to the present invention is fully open.

Referring to the drawings, the wire duct D according to the present invention is installed through the central portion through-hole (not shown) of the table top plate 100.

The wire duct D is fastened to the bottom of the upper plate 100 and maintains a predetermined height from the housing to protect the housing 11 having a predetermined shape such that the power strip is mounted, and the power strip mounted inside the housing. A support plate 21 inserted into the support plate 21 and a wire cap member 31 which vertically penetrates the upper plate 100 and is seated thereon and is coupled to an upper end of the housing 11 to receive the wires; The cover 41 is coupled to the upper end of the wire cap member 31 to shield the wires and at the same time, the cover 41 is provided with the separation preventing means 51 at both ends so as not to be separated by the magnetic force.

First, the table used in the present invention is known, the through-hole (not shown) is formed in the center of the table top plate 100 so that the wire duct for storing and arranging the wires connected to various electronic devices such as the computer body is installed through It is preferable to use one.

In addition, the wire duct (D) according to the present invention as a rectangular hexahedral shape as a whole, the long part is called the longitudinal direction, the short part is called the width direction.

The housing 11 is installed on the bottom of the table top plate (hereinafter referred to as the 'top plate'), and the upper portion is opened to accommodate the multi-tap and the like from the top, and is formed in a predetermined shape such as a rectangular parallelepiped and the like, and a steel press (steel) press) processed ones are used.

As shown in FIG. 2, the housing 11 has fastening ribs 12 formed at both ends of the front plate at right angles in the width direction so as to correspond to the bottom portion of the upper plate. In the plurality of fastening holes 13 are formed, the fastening ribs of the housing are fastened to the bottom of the upper plate by the fastening hole.

In addition, the housing 11 has a through hole 14 formed at both ends in the longitudinal direction thereof, such that electric wires such as a multi-tap can pass therethrough.

The support plate 21 is inserted into and mounted on the upper end of the housing 11, and has a rectangular plate shape. The support bars 22 are respectively provided at lower ends of each corner so as to maintain a predetermined height from the housing 11. ) Is protruded, and the first through-hole 23 is formed at one side of the surface of the support plate 21 so as to expose the upper portion of the power strip, etc. mounted inside the housing 11, and at the same time, the LAN port is mounted on the other side. The second through-hole 24 is formed so as to connect the LAN line.

As shown in FIG. 3, the wire cap member 31 is positioned at an upper end of the housing, but is installed at an upper portion of the upper plate 100 so that upper and lower portions thereof are opened so that wires connected to electronic devices placed on the upper plate are accommodated. Consists of rectangular spaces.

That is, the wire cap member 31 is formed so that the flange portion 32 protrudes so as to extend at right angles from the upper edge, the wire cap member is seated on the upper plate 100 by the flange portion, in particular in the longitudinal direction Both ends of the flange portion 32 may protrude in an arc shape to be more stably seated on the upper plate 100.

At this time, the wire cap member 31 is the upper plate by a fastening hole 102 formed through both ends of the wire cap member in a state seated on the top plate to be in a position corresponding to the housing as shown in FIG. 100 is firmly fixed to the upper fastening bolt (not shown).

In addition, the wire cap member 31 is formed in the longitudinal direction of the inner circumferential surface of both ends in a gentle mounting groove 33 is concave, which is to allow the support rib to be described later to be seated.

The cover 41 is detachably coupled to an upper end of the wire cap member 31 to open and close an upper opening portion of the wire cap member, and shields the wires accommodated and disposed inside the wire cap member by the cover. Or exposed.

The cover 41 protrudes in the direction of the wire cap member to a plate portion 42 which opens and closes an upper end of the wire cap member, a fitting groove 43 formed at both ends of the plate portion, and a bottom surface of the plate portion. It is formed of a guide portion 44 for guiding the introduction and withdrawal of the wires (see Fig. 2).

The plate portion 42 is formed into a rectangular plate by extruding aluminum.

In addition, the width of the plate portion 42 of the cover 41 is formed shorter than the width of the upper opening portion of the wire cap member 31 to the open portion of the wire cap member 31 with the cover 41. When completely closed, openings 45 are naturally formed on both sides of the wire cap member by a difference in width between the opening portion of the cover and the wire cap member, so that wires of various electronic devices are formed on the top plate 100 through the opening. The communication lines 101 can be freely pulled out and pulled out (see Fig. 7).

The detachment preventing means 51 is to prevent the cover 41 from being separated in the state coupled to the upper end of the wire cap member 31.

The detachment preventing means 51 is a closing cap 52 which is inserted and coupled to both ends of the cover 41, protruding to the lower end of the closing cap 52, the coupling protrusion 53 and a magnet built-in Concave formed in the lower end of both mounting grooves of the wire cap member so as to face the protrusion and consists of a coupling groove 54 having a steel material therein (see Fig. 2).

The closing cap 52 is formed in a pair to face each other toward the cover to be inserted and coupled to each end of the cover 41, one end fitting projection 55 to be inserted into the fitting groove 43 The support rib 56 is formed in an arc shape so as to be seated and supported by the seating groove 33 at the other end.

The finishing cap 52 may be injection molded of plastic.

As shown in FIG. 5, the coupling protrusions 53 protrude from lower ends of the both end caps and have a predetermined shape so that the magnets 57 are embedded therein, and the insertion grooves for inserting the magnets 57 into the side surfaces thereof. 59 is formed to attach a magnet to the inside of the coupling protrusion 53 with an adhesive, and the magnet is preferably a neodymium magnet or the like.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, the magnet 57 is attached to the steel member 58 inside the coupling groove 54 by a magnetic force, and the upper portion of the wire cap member 31 is covered by the cover 41. When the opening is closed, the coupling protrusion 53 is in contact with the coupling groove 54 and the cover 41 is formed by the strong magnetic force of the magnet 57 embedded in the coupling protrusion 53. At the same time coupled to maintain the closed state is not easily separated from the interference cap member 31.

In this case, the steel material 58 is formed in a thin plate shape, and may be attached to the coupling groove 54 by an adhesive or may be insert injection processed in the process of injection molding the wire cap member 31. .

Next, the operational effects of the present invention having the configuration as described above are as follows.

First, the housing 11 according to the present invention is fixed to the boardroom table top plate 100. After forming a through hole (not shown) in the center of the top plate, an open portion of the upper end of the housing 11 is located in the through hole. The fastening rib 12 of the housing is in close contact with the bottom of the upper plate 100 so as to be fixed with a fastening bolt (not shown) through the fastening hole 13 formed in the fastening rib.

In this case, a multi-tap and a LAN port are installed in the housing 11, and a support plate 21 is installed at an upper end thereof, through the first and second through holes 23 and 24 of the support plate. The port is exposed.

After the installation of the housing 11 is completed, install the wire cap member 31 on the upper plate 100, so that the open portion of the lower end of the wire cap member 31 is located in the through hole (not shown) of the upper plate. When the wire cap member is put down, the wire cap member 31 is seated on the upper plate while the flange 32 of the wire cap member is caught by the periphery of the periphery of the through hole, and the bolt is fixed to the upper plate.

In this state, a plug connected from an electronic device such as a computer, a laptop, a projector, and the like placed on the table top plate 100 is connected to a power outlet housed in the housing 11, and the first plate formed on the support plate 21. When the upper opening of the wire cap member 31 is closed with the cover 41 in the state of being plugged into the outlet or the LAN port exposed through the two through holes 23 and 24, the support of the separation preventing means 51 is supported. The ribs 56 are seated in the seating grooves 33 on the inner surfaces of both ends of the wire cap member, and a magnet 57 inserted into the coupling protrusion 53 below the closing cap 52 is formed on the inner surfaces of both ends of the wire cap members. As the cover 41 is easily attached to the upper end of the wire cap member 31 while being coupled to the steel member 58 attached to the coupling groove 54 with a strong magnetic force, the cover is not pushed upward and is not detached. It will be available at.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, a plurality of electric wires 101 connected from a plurality of electronic devices placed on the table top plate 100 are freely drawn in and drawn out through the openings 45 formed on both sides of the cover. It can be used without being entangled with each other.

As described above with reference to the drawings exemplified for the wire duct according to the present invention, the present invention is not limited by the embodiments and drawings disclosed herein and various modifications by those skilled in the art within the scope of the technical spirit of the design Of course it can be done.

1 is a perspective view showing a wire duct according to the present invention

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a coupling state of Figure 1

Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view showing a coupling state of the cover and the wire cap member according to the present invention

Figure 4 is a bottom perspective view showing a part of the wire cap member according to the present invention

Figure 5 is a bottom view showing a coupling state of the cap and the cover according to the present invention

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the magnet is coupled according to the present invention

Figure 7 is a use state showing the drawn state of the wire according to the present invention

8 is a reference view showing a state in which the cover is fully open according to the present invention

<Code Description of Main Parts of Drawing>

11 housing 12 fastening rib

13 fastening hole 14 through hole

21: support plate 22: support bar

23: the first through-hole 24: the second through-hole

31: wire cap member 32: flange portion

33: seating groove 41: cover

42: plate portion 43: fitting groove

44: guide portion 45: opening

51: separation prevention means 52: closing cap

53: coupling protrusion 54: coupling groove

55: fitting protrusion 56: support rib

57: magnet 58: steel

59: insertion groove D: wire duct

100: table top 101: electric wire

102: fastener

Claims (7)

delete delete delete delete delete delete In the electric wire duct installed on one side of the table top plate for placing and storing the electric wires, A housing formed of a predetermined shape to be fastened to the bottom of the upper plate and mounted with a power strip, a support plate inserted and installed while maintaining a predetermined height from the housing to protect the power strip, etc. mounted in the housing; Both ends of the wire cap member is coupled to the upper end of the housing and received at the same time as the upper end of the housing and the wire cap member is coupled to the upper end of the wire cap member to shield the wires and at the same time not to be separated from the wire cap member by magnetic force. Made of a cover provided with a separation prevention means, The wire cap member is composed of a flange portion protruding at a right angle from the edge of the upper end so as to be seated on the top plate, and a mounting groove formed concave in the inner surface of both ends, The cover may include a plate part for opening and closing the upper end of the wire cap member, a fitting groove formed at both ends of the plate part, and a protrusion formed at the bottom surface of the plate part in the direction of the wire cap member to guide the introduction and withdrawal of the wires. In addition, the cover is configured to be shorter than the width of the opening portion of the wire cap member and the opening is formed in both sides of the wire cap member when the wire cap member is closed with the cover to draw a plurality of wires To make a withdrawal, The detachment preventing means is inserted and coupled to both ends of the cover, but at one end of the fitting projection is formed so as to be inserted into the fitting groove of the cover, the other end of the cap is formed with a support rib is seated and supported in the seating groove of the wire cap; Protruding portion formed in the lower end of the closing cap and the magnet is embedded in the coupling protrusion and the concave formed in the lower end of both seating grooves of the wire cap member so as to oppose the coupling protrusion, characterized in that consisting of a coupling groove portion built in the steel material therein Wire duct to do.

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