KR20230002194U - Connection Cable Mold - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a connection cable mold. The disclosed connection cable mold is a connection cable mold disposed between a plurality of cable molds that protect a plurality of cables disposed on a wall or floor, wherein the connection cable mold is connected to at least two of the adjacent cable molds. At least two or more fastening parts arranged to be connected to, at least two or more body parts extending from each of the two or more fastening parts, a body connection part commonly connected to the body parts, and disposed inside the fastening part It includes an inner cable guide that aligns and guides a plurality of cables by diameter, and an outer fixing cover that is disposed between adjacent cable molds connected to the fastening part and provides fastening force to the adjacent cable mold and the fastening part to secure it. .

Description

Connection Cable Mold {Connection Cable Mold}

The present invention relates to a cable mold, and more specifically, to a connection cable mold that can protect the cable and the cable mold by aligning and guiding the cables that make up indoor wires or communication lines according to their diameter.

When installing home appliances or electronic devices indoors, such as in an office or home, cables such as electric wires or communication lines must be connected through the floor or wall. Cable molds are used as a means to organize and protect these cables so that they are not exposed.

Accordingly, the cable mold is composed of a main body with an open top to accommodate a plurality of cables and a double-sided tape attached to the bottom, and a cover to cover the open upper surface of the main body, and the shape of the cross section also depends on the purpose of the bottom. Various shapes are available, including a square shape for installation in a corner or on a wall, or a hemispherical shape that can be installed through the floor to minimize snags.

Patent Document 1 (Korean Registration No. 10-2087284 (2020.03.04.)) is to solve the problems of the prior art by forming the bottom part and the cover part as one piece, and allowing part of the cover part to be opened, so that the cable can be easily connected. It can be stored or taken out.

However, in Patent Document 1, when the cables protected by the cable mold are cables of different diameters, separation, alignment, and guidance cannot be performed, which is a problem that may cause damage to the cable and damage to the cable mold in the bending area of the installed cable. There is.

In other words, cables installed indoors that supply power have a larger diameter and a stronger outer shell than cables that transmit data. Therefore, when cables are bent in a predetermined direction, cables with relatively small diameters may be damaged by cables with large diameters.

Republic of Korea Registration No. 10-2087284 (2020.03.04.)

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a connection cable mold that aligns and guides cables of different diameters placed between cable molds and accommodated on one side and then bends them in a specific direction to prevent damage to the cable and cable mold. do.

In addition, the present invention aligns and guides cables received from one adjacent cable mold at one connection part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold from the other connection part, thereby preventing cable damage and cable damage even if the installed cables are bent. The purpose is to provide a connection cable mold that minimizes damage to the mold.

In addition, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a connection cable mold that allows the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the connection portion of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

The tasks of the present invention are not limited to the tasks mentioned above, and other tasks not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

The connection cable mold of the present invention to solve the problems of the prior art described above is a connection cable mold disposed between a plurality of cable molds that protect a plurality of cables disposed on a wall or floor, wherein the connection cable mold At least two or more fastening parts arranged to be connected to at least two of the adjacent cable molds, at least two or more body parts extending from each of the two or more fastening parts, and in common with the body parts It is disposed between a connected body connection part, an inner cable guide disposed inside the fastening part to align and guide a plurality of cables by diameter, and an adjacent cable mold connected to the fastening part, and is connected to the adjacent cable mold and the fastening part. It includes an outer fixing cover that provides fastening force to secure it.

Here, the fastening part of the connecting cable mold is composed of a first and a second fastening part so that it can be connected to two adjacent cable molds, and the outer fixing cover includes a cover body part that surrounds and fixes a part of the cable mold adjacent to the fastening part and , including first and second cover side portions disposed on both edges of the cover body portion, and a guide portion and fixing portion respectively disposed on the first and second cover side portions.

In addition, in the connection cable mold of the present invention, the fixing part has a locking protrusion disposed so that the cover body part can be fixed to the body part of the connection cable mold, and provides a predetermined elastic force to the locking protrusion so that the outer fixing cover is connected to the connection cable mold. It includes an elastic part that can be fastened to the side of the body portion of the cable mold, and fastening grooves are formed in the first and second fastening portion areas of the connecting cable mold to fasten to the fastening portion of the outer fixing cover. do.

Here, it further includes a separation prevention part that is fastened to the body of the connecting cable mold to prevent separation of the outer fixing cover, and the inner cable guide includes first and second cables with different diameters to align and guide the plurality of cables. First to fourth bridges forming a second fixing area, and first to third fixing patterns each composed of a plurality of thread patterns to secure a plurality of cables are formed on the first to fourth bridges. do.

In addition, in the connection cable mold of the present invention, the first and second fixing patterns are formed on the first and second bridges respectively and face each other, and the height of the thread pattern constituting the second fixing pattern is fixed to the first fixing pattern. It is characterized by being larger than the height of the thread pattern constituting the pattern.

The connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of preventing damage to the cable and cable mold by aligning and guiding cables of different diameters arranged between cable molds and accommodated on one side and then bending them in a specific direction.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention aligns and guides cables received in one adjacent cable mold at one fastening part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold at the other fastening part, so that the installed cables are bent. Even if it does, it has the effect of minimizing cable damage and damage to the cable mold.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of allowing the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the fastening part of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

The effects according to the present invention are not limited to the contents exemplified above, and further various effects are included in the present specification.

Figure 1 is a diagram showing a connection cable mold installed between cable molds according to the present invention.
Figure 2 is a diagram showing connection cable molds to which the present invention can be applied.
Figure 3 is a diagram showing a connection cable mold according to the present invention.
Figures 4 and 5 are diagrams showing the inner cable guide disposed in the connection cable mold of the present invention.
Figures 6 and 7 are front and side views of the inner cable guide disposed in the connection cable mold of the present invention.
FIGS. 8A and 8B are diagrams showing how cables protected by a connection cable mold are guided by an inner cable guide.
Figure 9a is a diagram showing how a cable and a connecting cable mold are damaged by cables in the prior art.
Figure 9b is a diagram showing how damage to the cable and the connecting cable mold is prevented by the inner cable guide disposed on the connecting cable mold of the present invention.
Figure 10 is a diagram to explain the principle by which the bridges of the inner cable guide arranged in the connection cable mold of the present invention fix and guide the cable.
Figures 11 to 13 are diagrams showing the cable molds being fixed to each other by the outer fixing cover and the outer fixing cover disposed on the connection cable mold of the present invention.

Since the present invention can be modified in various ways and can have various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the detailed description. The effects and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them, will become clear by referring to the embodiments described in detail below along with the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below and may be implemented in various forms. In the following embodiments, terms such as first and second are used not in a limiting sense but for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another component. Additionally, singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Additionally, terms such as include or have mean that the features or components described in the specification exist, and do not preclude the possibility of adding one or more other features or components. Additionally, in the drawings, the sizes of components may be exaggerated or reduced for convenience of explanation. For example, the size and thickness of each component shown in the drawings are shown arbitrarily for convenience of explanation, so the present invention is not necessarily limited to what is shown.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. When describing with reference to the drawings, identical or corresponding components will be assigned the same reference numerals and redundant description thereof will be omitted. .

Figure 1 is a diagram showing a connection cable mold installed between cable molds according to the present invention. Figure 2 is a diagram showing connection cable molds to which the present invention can be applied. Figure 3 is a diagram showing a connection cable mold according to the present invention. Figures 4 and 5 are diagrams showing the inner cable guide disposed in the connection cable mold of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, when home appliances or electronic devices are installed indoors, such as in an office or home, a plurality of wires or cables such as communication lines are installed together. Cables are routed along the indoor floor, ceiling, and walls. At this time, the cables are protected and guided by a cable mold, and the cables are bent in various directions and then placed depending on the location of the home appliance or electronic device.

For example, when a plurality of cables are laid from the wall to the floor, the cables are bent because they travel along the wall and then change direction in the vertical direction on the floor. That is, if the first cable mold (CM1) protecting the cables protects the cables placed on the wall and the third cable mold (CM3) protects the cables placed on the floor, the first cable mold (CM1) and the second cable mold (CM1) protect the cables placed on the floor. A second cable mold (CM2) is connected to connect the cable mold (CM2). Here, the second cable mold CM2 may be referred to as a connection cable mold in terms of its function.

The connecting cable mold, such as the second cable mold (CM2), is connected between the straight first and third cable molds (CM1, CM2) and has the function of protecting the bent cables when the cables are switched in a specific direction. do.

As shown in Figure 2, the connecting cable mold connecting the cable molds is subject to conditions such as the number of cable molds connected, the bending direction such as the wall and floor as shown in Figure 1, and placement in the corner area connecting the wall surfaces. Depending on the type, various types of connection cable molds can be used.

A connecting cable mold such as (a) is used when the cross sections of the connecting cable molds have a streamlined structure and are placed in an area bent inward in the vertical direction, and (b) has a streamlined cross section of the connecting cable molds and is used when the cross sections of the connecting cable molds have a streamlined structure. It is used when connecting two cable molds, and (c) is used when the connecting cable molds are bent in the horizontal direction.

In addition, the connecting cable mold as in (d) connects three cable molds as in (b), but the central cable mold is formed in a streamlined structure without forming a separate lead-out fastening part. A connecting cable mold such as (e) is used when the cross-sections of the connecting cable molds have a square structure and are placed in an area bent inward in the vertical direction, and in (f), contrary to (e), the cable is placed in an area bent inward in the vertical direction. Used when placed in an area that is bent in one direction.

In addition, (g) is a cable mold in which the connecting cable mold has a square cross-section and integrates and connects two cable molds and pulls out the cables in one direction, and (h) has a square cross-section of the connecting cable mold. It is a cable mold in which three fastening parts are formed so that it can be connected to three cable molds. (i) is a cable mold that has a square cross-section of the connecting cable mold and is placed in an area that is bent in the horizontal direction.

The inner cable guide (IG) and the outer fixing cover (EC) disposed in the connection cable mold of the present invention below can be applied and used in the same way to the various types of connection cable molds described above.

Referring to FIGS. 3 to 5, the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention may be a cable mold that connects two different adjacent cable molds. Accordingly, the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention includes first and second fastening portions 130 and 140 arranged to connect the main body 110 and an adjacent cable mold. The main body 110 is disposed between first and second body parts 120a and 120b extending from the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140, respectively, and the first and second body parts 120a and 120b. It includes a body connection portion 120c.

In particular, the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention is disposed inside the first and/or second fastening portions 130 and 140 and includes an inner cable guide (IG) that separates, aligns, and guides a plurality of cables by diameter. ) and an outer surface that is disposed between adjacent cable molds connected to the first and/or second fastening parts 130 and 140 and provides a firm fixing force while surrounding the fastening part of the cable mold and the connecting cable mold 100 on the outer surface. Includes fixed cover (EC).

As shown in FIG. 3, the inner cable guide (IG) may be disposed in the area of the first fastening part 130 and the second fastening part 140. The inner cable guide IG may be disposed in any one of the first and second fasteners 130 and 140 or in all fastener areas.

In addition, an outer fixing cover (EC) connected to the separation prevention part 141 is disposed on the first body part 120a and the second body part 120b of the connection cable mold 100. 142, shown in the drawing but not explained, is a separation prevention connection.

The outer fixing cover (EC) may be composed of a cover body portion 143 with a streamlined structure to secure the first or second fastening portions 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100 from the outer surface. Since the main body 110 and the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100 shown in FIG. 3 have an outer surface formed in a streamlined structure, the cover body part 143 of the outer fixing cover EC ) was formed in a streamlined structure.

Therefore, when the cross-section of the main body and the fastening part area of the cable mold is square as shown in FIG. 2, the cover body portion 143 may be formed in a square structure.

Referring to Figures 4 and 5, the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the cable mold 100 of the present invention includes first to fourth bridges 161 arranged to fixedly guide a plurality of cables according to their diameters. 162, 163, 164) and first to third bridges 161, 162, 163, 164, first to third fixing patterns 171, 172, 173 composed of a plurality of thread patterns to fix cables. This is formed.

Therefore, the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the cable mold 100 has a first fixing area (GA1) for fixing a cable with a large diameter and a second fixing area (GA2) for fixing a cable with a relatively small diameter. is formed That is, the first fixing area GA1 is formed by the first and second bridges 161 and 162, and a plurality of first fixing areas GA1 may be formed in a vertical direction in the central area of the inner cable guide IG.

The first fixing area GA1 is divided into a circular or oval-shaped area by the first fixing pattern 171 formed on the first and second bridges 161 and 162, and when a cable with a large diameter is inserted, the first fixing area GA1 It is fixed by the fixing pattern 171.

In addition, the first and second bridges 161 and 162 are provided with a second fixing pattern 172 formed to be larger than the screw thread height of the first fixing pattern 171, and the second fixing pattern 172 is located in the first fixing area. (GA1) is placed to distinguish between them. Additionally, the second fixing pattern 172 serves to guide the cable so that it does not move to another first fixing area GA1 when it is fixed to the first fixing area GA1.

In addition, the rear surfaces of the first and second bridges 161 and 162 and the third and fourth bridges 163 and 164 facing them have heights lower than the threads of the first and second fixing patterns 171 and 172. A third fixed pattern 173 is formed. The density of the screw threads constituting the third fixing pattern 173 may be higher than that of the screw threads constituting the first and second fixing patterns 171 and 172.

Accordingly, a second fixed area GA2 is formed between the first bridge 161 and the third bridge 163 and between the second bridge 162 and the fourth bridge 164, and the first fixed area GA1 The separation distance between bridges is narrower. Accordingly, the second fixing area GA2 has a structure in which a plurality of narrow-diameter fixing areas are formed to fix many small-diameter cables.

150, which is shown in FIG. 4 but not explained, is a guide groove and 150b is a locking groove. The guide groove 150 and the catching groove 150b are disposed on the outer surfaces of the first and second body portions 120a and 120b in the edge area of the first and second fastening portions 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100. do.

In particular, the guide groove 150 and the locking groove 150b are fastened to the outer fixing cover (EC) disposed on the cable mold 100 of the present invention and serve to fix the cable molds. This will be explained in more detail along with the outer fixing cover (EC) in FIGS. 11 to 13 below.

In this way, the connection cable mold of the present invention is arranged between cable molds to align and guide cables with different diameters accommodated on one side, and then bends them in a specific direction to prevent damage to the cable and cable mold. There is.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention aligns and guides cables received in one adjacent cable mold at one fastening part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold at the other fastening part, so that the installed cables are bent. Even if it does, it has the effect of minimizing cable damage and damage to the cable mold.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of allowing the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the fastening part of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

Figures 6 and 7 are front and side views of the inner cable guide disposed in the connection cable mold of the present invention. FIGS. 8A and 8B are diagrams showing how cables protected by a connecting cable mold are guided by an inner cable guide.

Referring to FIGS. 6 to 8B together with FIG. 3, the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention guides cables with relatively large diameters perpendicular to the central area of the cable mold 100. Ensure that the stacking is guided in this direction. In addition, the inner cable guide (IG) of the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention guides cables with relatively small diameters in a vertical direction in both areas based on the guide position of the cable with a large diameter, thereby preventing damage or damage to the cables. This is to prevent damage to the connection cable mold.

Referring to Figures 6 and 7, the inner cable guide (IG) has three first fixing areas (GA1) formed in the vertical direction by the first and second bridges 161 and 162, and the first fixing area ( A second fixed area (GA2) formed with an area smaller than the first fixed area (GA1) is formed on both sides of GA1). The second fixed area GA2 is formed by the first bridge 161, the third bridge 163, the second bridge 162, and the fourth bridge 164.

Additionally, the inner cable guide IG is formed to have a predetermined width W1 in the inner direction from the front end of the first and/or second fastening portions 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100. As shown in FIG. 7, the inner table guide (IG) extends from one end of the first fastening portion 130 to the area of the first body portion 120a of the cable mold 100.

The reason why the inner cable guide (IG) is formed to have a predetermined width (W1) as described above is that when cables of different diameters are bent, they are guided to a certain length (W1) inside the cable mold (100) and then bent. This is to prevent damage to the cable and the cable mold 100 as much as possible.

Accordingly, the width W1 of the inner cable guide (IG) extends from one end of the first or/and second fastening portions 130 and 140 to the first and/or second fastening portions 130 and 140 and the first or second fastening portions 130 and 140. /and may be formed up to a partial area of the second body portions 120a and 120b. That is, the width W1 of the inner cable guide IG may be adjusted at least up to the area before the body connection part 120c where the first and second body parts 120a and 120b are commonly connected. A more detailed explanation regarding this is provided in FIG. 9B below.

Referring to FIGS. 8A and 8B, the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention connects a plurality of cables drawn from an adjacent cable mold (CM) to another adjacent cable mold or Multiple cables can be pulled out to one end.

At this time, the plurality of cables may have various diameters depending on the purpose. For example, power cables that supply power have a larger diameter than communication cables or cables for data transmission.

If the cable with a relatively large diameter is called the first cable (C1) and the cable with a relatively small diameter is called the second cable (C2), the inner cable guide (IG) of the present invention aligns the cables according to the diameter.

As shown in FIG. 8B, the above-described inner cable guide (IG) is disposed on the first and/or second fastening portions 130 and 140 of the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention. A first fixing area (GA1) is formed in the center of the inner cable guide (IG) to guide cables with a relatively large diameter, and cables with a relatively small diameter are located in the areas on the left and right around the first fixing area (GA1). A second fixed area GA2 is formed to guide the .

The inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the connection cable mold 100 of the present invention has three first fixing areas (GA1) formed in the central area, but these are not fixed. Accordingly, depending on the diameter of the cable, the number of first fixing areas GA1 may be more or less than three.

In addition, in the present invention, a first fixing area (GA1) is formed in the central area of the inner cable guide (IG), and a second fixing area (GA2) is formed in the left and right areas centered on the first fixing area (GA1). This shows one embodiment.

Accordingly, the first fixed area GA1 and the second fixed area GA2 may be formed alternately in the vertical direction. Additionally, in some cases, the second fixed area GA2 may be formed in the central area, and the first fixed area GA1 may be formed in the left and right areas centered on the second fixed area GA2.

In this way, the connection cable mold of the present invention is arranged between cable molds to align and guide cables with different diameters accommodated on one side, and then bends them in a specific direction to prevent damage to the cable and cable mold. There is.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention aligns and guides cables received in one adjacent cable mold at one fastening part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold at the other fastening part, so that the installed cables are bent. Even if it does, it has the effect of minimizing cable damage and damage to the cable mold.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of allowing the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the fastening part of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

FIG. 9A is a diagram illustrating damage to a cable and a connecting cable mold caused by cables in the prior art. Figure 9b is a diagram showing how damage to the cable and the connecting cable mold is prevented by the inner cable guide disposed on the connecting cable mold of the present invention. Figure 10 is a diagram to explain the principle by which the bridges of the inner cable guide arranged in the connection cable mold of the present invention fix and guide the cable.

Referring to Figure 9a, the cable mold (CM) according to the prior art is each disposed in a connection area with an adjacent cable mold, and the central area of the cable mold (CM) is bent outward, inward, or horizontally according to the bending direction of the cable. It is formed to be bent.

Accordingly, the plurality of cables to be pulled out from the adjacent cable mold are bent in a specific direction inside the cable mold CM regardless of their diameters, and then the cables are pulled out in the other direction.

As shown in FIG. 9A, both the large-diameter cable C1 and the small-diameter cable C2 are entangled or bent out of alignment inside the cable mold CM. As a result, the small-diameter cable (C1) may be broken or damaged as it bends along the outer surface of the large-diameter cable (C1) (area A).

In addition, when the cable (C1) with a large diameter is bent inside the cable mold (CM) and comes into contact with the cable mold (CM) in the inner direction, the inner contact area of the cable mold (CM) is damaged due to the large diameter of the cable. You can do it (B).

In particular, these days, cables that transmit data often have very small diameters, so if these cables are not guided or aligned, small-diameter cables can easily be damaged by larger-diameter cables.

However, referring to Figure 9b, the cable mold 100 of the present invention has inner parts in the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140 and the first and second body parts 120a and 120b of the cable mold 100. A cable guide (IG) is placed to align and guide cables to be pulled out or delivered to an adjacent cable mold.

As shown in the drawing, the cable (C1) with a large diameter is aligned in the central area of the inner cable guide (IG), and the cable (C2) with a relatively small diameter is aligned in both directions from the center of the inner cable guide (IG). do.

In this way, the inner cable guide (IG) is aligned according to the diameter of the cable, then guided by W1 (width) in the inner direction of the cable mold 100 and then bent in a specific direction. In addition, cables bent in a specific direction are guided by the width W1 (width) by the inner cable guide (IG) disposed on the other side of the cable mold 100 and are pulled outward.

Therefore, the small-diameter cable (C2) disposed outside the center of the large-diameter cable (C1) is bent after being maintained at a certain distance (W1) by the inner cable guide (IG), causing friction or sudden bending between the cables. Damage caused by can be minimized.

In addition, the cable C1 with a large diameter is aligned in the central area of the inner cable guide IG and then guided by W1 (width) inside the cable mold 100. After the cable is continuously bent in the cable mold 100, it is again guided along the central area of the inner cable guide (IG) and then drawn out. Therefore, the cable mold 100 of the present invention can prevent damage to the cable mold 100 caused by the cable because the large diameter cable C1 does not contact the inner surface that is bent inside the cable mold 100. there is.

Referring to FIG. 10, the first to fourth bridges 161, 162, 163, and 164 constituting the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the cable mold 100 of the present invention are formed of a predetermined elastic material. It is easy to insert the first cable C1 with a large diameter into the first fixing area GA1.

As described above, the first fixed area GA1 is formed by the first fixed pattern 171 and the second fixed pattern 172. The height of the screw threads constituting the first fixing pattern 171 is formed to be lower than the height of the screw threads constituting the second fixing pattern 172. Therefore, when the first cable C1 is inserted into the first fixing area GA1 by the elastic force of the first and second bridges 161 and 162, the first cable ( C1) does not move to the adjacent first fixed area GA1.

That is, the inner cable guide (IG) disposed in the cable mold 100 of the present invention responds to the external force applied to the cables when the cables are aligned in diameter units by the first to fourth bridges 161, 162, 163, and 164. The sort position does not change.

In this way, the connection cable mold of the present invention is arranged between cable molds to align and guide cables with different diameters accommodated on one side, and then bends them in a specific direction to prevent damage to the cable and cable mold. There is.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention aligns and guides cables received in one adjacent cable mold at one fastening part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold at the other fastening part, so that the installed cables are bent. Even if it does, it has the effect of minimizing cable damage and damage to the cable mold.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of allowing the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the fastening part of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

Figures 11 to 13 are diagrams showing the cable molds being fixed to each other by the outer fixing cover and the outer fixing cover disposed on the connection cable mold of the present invention.

Referring to Figures 11 to 13 together with Figure 3, the outer fixing cover (EC) disposed on the cable mold 100 of the present invention is the first and/or second fastening portions 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100. ), a cover body portion 143 that can surround the cover body portion 143, first and second cover side portions 143a disposed on both edges of the cover body portion 143, and first and second cover side portions 143a, respectively. It includes a guide part 151 and a fixing part 152 disposed below the guide part 151.

The fixing portion 152 of the outer fixing cover (EC) includes a locking protrusion 152a, an elastic body 152b that provides a predetermined elastic force to the locking protrusion 152a, and a locking protrusion 152a and an elastic portion 152b. It includes a projection fixing groove 152c that can be inserted.

A guide groove 150 and a fastening groove 150b are disposed in the areas of the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100 to correspond to the fastening part 152 formed on the outer fixing cover (EC). . A plurality of locking grooves (G) that can be fastened to the locking protrusion (152a) of the fixing portion (152) are formed inside the fastening groove (150b).

In addition, the fastening groove 150b is located in a vertical direction with respect to the side surfaces of the first and second body parts 120a and 120b of the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140 (both cover sides of the outer fixing cover EC). At least two fastening grooves 150b are formed along the downward direction in which 143a) moves. This is because the depth at which the outer fixing cover (EC) can be fastened varies depending on the thickness of another cable mold fastened to the cable mold 100. For example, when the thickness of the cable mold fastened to the cable mold 100 is 1 mm and 3 mm, the depth at which the cover side portions 143a on both sides of the outer fixing cover EC can move downward are different. That is, when the cable mold having a thicker thickness and the cable mold 100 of the present invention are fixed by the outer fixing cover (EC), the stopping protrusions 152a disposed on the outer fixing cover (EC) are the first and 2 It is fastened to the fastening groove 150b formed above the bottom position among the fastening grooves 150b formed in the body portions 120a and 120b.

In this way, the outer fixed cover (EC) of the present invention has the cover body portion 143 fastened to the cable mold 100 and the fastening portions 130 and 140 of the cable mold 100 and the fastening portions 130 and 140. Wrap and secure other connected cable molds from the outside.

Therefore, the cable mold to be connected and the cable mold 100 of the present invention are primarily fixed to the adjacent cable mold by the first and second fastening parts 130 and 140 and secondarily fixed by the outer fixing cover (EC). This ensures a strong fastening force between cable molds.

In this way, the connection cable mold of the present invention is arranged between cable molds to align and guide cables with different diameters accommodated on one side, and then bends them in a specific direction to prevent damage to the cable and cable mold. There is.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention aligns and guides cables received in one adjacent cable mold at one fastening part, and aligns and guides cables drawn out to the other adjacent cable mold at the other fastening part, so that the installed cables are bent. Even if it does, it has the effect of minimizing cable damage and damage to the cable mold.

In addition, the connection cable mold of the present invention has the effect of allowing the cable molds to be firmly connected by fixing the fastening part of the connection cable mold and the adjacent cable mold on the outer surface after being connected to the adjacent cable mold.

The embodiments according to the present invention described above can be implemented in the form of program instructions that can be executed through various computer components and recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc., singly or in combination. Program instructions recorded on the computer-readable recording medium may be specially designed and configured for the present invention or may be known and usable by those skilled in the computer software field. Examples of computer-readable recording media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks, and magnetic tapes, optical recording media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and magneto-optical media such as floptical disks. medium), and hardware devices specifically configured to store and execute program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, etc. Examples of program instructions include not only machine language code such as that created by a compiler, but also high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like. A hardware device can be converted into one or more software modules to perform processing according to the present invention, and vice versa.

The specific implementations described in the present invention are examples and do not limit the scope of the present invention in any way. For the sake of brevity of the specification, descriptions of conventional electronic components, control systems, software, and other functional aspects of the systems may be omitted. In addition, the connections or connection members of lines between components shown in the drawings exemplify functional connections and/or physical or circuit connections, and in actual devices, various functional connections or physical connections may be replaced or added. Can be represented as connections, or circuit connections. In addition, if there is no specific mention such as “essential,” “important,” etc., it may not be a necessary component for the application of the present invention.

In addition, although the detailed description of the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments of the present invention, those skilled in the art or those skilled in the art will understand the spirit of the present invention as described in the patent claims to be described later. It will be understood that the present invention can be modified and changed in various ways without departing from the technical scope. Therefore, the technical scope of the present invention should not be limited to what is described in the detailed description of the specification, but should be determined by the scope of the patent claims.

100: Connection cable mold
110: body
130: first fastening part
140: second fastening part
120a: first body portion
120b: second body portion
120c: Body connection part
141: Breakaway prevention department
143: Cover body part
161: 1st bridge
162: 2nd bridge
163: Third bridge
164: 4th bridge
GA1: first fixed area
GA2: second fixed area
IG: Inner cable guide
EC: Outer fixed cover

Claims (8)

In the connection cable mold disposed between a plurality of cable molds that protect a plurality of cables disposed on the wall or floor,
The connection cable mold is,
At least two fastening parts arranged to be connected to at least two of the adjacent cable molds,
At least two or more body parts extending from each of the two or more fastening parts,
A body connection part commonly connected to the body parts,
an inner cable guide disposed inside the fastening unit to align and guide a plurality of cables by diameter;
An outer fixing cover disposed between the fastening part and an adjacent cable mold connected to the fastening part, and providing a fastening force to the adjacent cable mold and the fastening part to secure it,
Connection cable mold. According to paragraph 1,
The fastening part of the connecting cable mold is composed of first and second fastening parts so that it can be connected to two adjacent cable molds,
Connection cable mold. According to paragraph 2,
The outer fixing cover includes a cover body portion that surrounds and secures a portion of the cable mold adjacent to the fastening portion,
First and second cover side portions disposed on both edges of the cover body portion,
Comprising a guide part and a fixing part respectively disposed on the first and second cover sides,
Connection cable mold. According to paragraph 3,
The fixing part includes a locking protrusion disposed so that the cover body part can be fixed to the body part of the connection cable mold,
Comprising an elastic portion that provides a predetermined elastic force to the locking protrusion so that the outer fixing cover can be fastened to the side of the body portion of the connection cable mold,
Connection cable mold. According to paragraph 4,
Fastening grooves are formed in the first and second fastening portion areas of the connection cable mold so that they can be fastened to the fastening portion of the outer fixing cover,
Connection cable mold. According to clause 5,
Further comprising a separation prevention part that is coupled to the body portion of the connection cable mold to prevent separation of the outer fixing cover,
Connection cable mold. According to paragraph 2,
The inner cable guide includes first to fourth bridges that form first and second fixing areas with different diameters to align and guide a plurality of cables,
The first to fourth bridges are formed with first to third fixing patterns each composed of a plurality of thread patterns to secure a plurality of cables,
Connection cable mold. In clause 7,
The first and second fixing patterns are formed on the first and second bridges respectively and face each other, and the height of the screw pattern constituting the second fixing pattern is greater than the height of the screw pattern constituting the first fixing pattern. ,
Connection cable mold.