RU32371U1 - Table for electronic equipment - Google Patents

Description

Table for electronic equipment

The utility model relates to the field of operational dispatching equipment, and more precisely, to tables for electronic equipment. Known tables for placement on their cover (table top) of computer equipment. In addition to placing the computer in such tables, means are provided in the form of trays or boxes for cable entry. An example of such a table can be a table proposed in US patent No. 5640912 (prototype utility model), which contains a rear panel 10 (see Fig. 1 of the indicated patent), table 18, cable box 22, placed under the table, and two assembling U-shaped legs 12a and 12b. Pozhki extend in the direction opposite to the rear panel. The disadvantages of the prototype include the lack of space for additional electronic equipment with the necessary means for fixing it.

In the proposed utility model, under the table attachment there is a stand with a fastening means, which allows you to significantly expand the functionality of the table. Thus, the technical problem is solved - increasing functionality due to the formation of additional places for the placement and fastening of electronic equipment.

The essence of the proposed utility model lies in the fact that the proposed table for electronic equipment contains a back panel, a box for wires, an assembly of horizontally extended legs and a table arm, with a box for wires placed under the table top and the legs extend to the side opposite to the back panel. (The following are the hallmarks of the utility model). In addition, it contains a cabinet for accommodating electronic equipment with fastening means, a front wall, two side walls and a bottom, the back panel being the rear wall of the indicated curbstone and the fastening means made in the form of two pairs

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longitudinal horizontal channels placed on the inner sides of the side walls are specularly relative to each other. It also contains at least a pair of vertical angles, a set of at least a pair of horizontal transverse channels, a set of at least a pair of fixing strips, each pair of longitudinal horizontal channels connected by a vertical angle with the possibility of fixing the corners in advance at certain points of the longitudinal horizontal channels, and the corners on the opposite pairs of longitudinal horizontal channels are smeared specularly relative to each other. At the same time, a set of horizontal transverse channels is placed between the vertical corners with the possibility of fixing at predetermined points of the vertical corners, and a set of fixing strips is placed vertically with the possibility of fixing at predetermined points of the horizontal transverse channels.

In addition, the front wall of the cabinet can be made in the form of at least one door leaf that can be opened.

In addition, the rear panel can be made in the form of at least one door leaf, with the ability to open.

In addition, the bottom of the cabinet can be made in the form of removable dampers with gaskets for introducing wires into the cabinet.

In addition, the longitudinal horizontal channels, vertical angles, horizontal transverse channels and mounting brackets can have rows of holes for universal layout of equipment.

In addition, the conduit for wires can be attached to a horizontal transverse channel.

In addition, the conduit for wires can be attached to the mounting strips.

In addition, the box for wires can be made in the form of a set of rings.

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The proposed utility model is explained as follows.

In FIG. 1 shows a front view of a table.

In FIG. 2 shows a view from side D (in FIG. 1).

In FIG. 3 shows a section along AA (in FIG. 2).

In FIG. 4 shows a cross section along DD (in FIG. 1).

In FIG. 5 shows a section along BB (in FIG. 1).

List of accepted convoys

1. rear panel of the table (rear wall of the cabinet),

2.box for wires,

3. assembly of horizontally extended legs,

4. table crochet,

5. Curbstone,

6. fastening means,

7. The front wall of the cabinet,

8. side wall of a curbstone,

9. bottom of the pedestal,

10. a pair of horizontal longitudinal channels,

11. a pair of vertical corners,

12. a pair of horizontal transverse channels,

13. a pair of mounting strips,

14. The door leaf of the front wall of the cabinet,

15. The door leaf of the rear wall of the cabinet,

16. the bottom hole of the pedestal,

18. a sealant of a shutter of an opening of a bottom of a curbstone,

19. holes for the universal layout of equipment,

20. A set of rings for wires.

In FIG. 1 shows a front view of a table. Under the table cover 4, a cabinet 5 is placed, under which an assembly of horizontally extended legs 3 is placed. Door leaves 14 are visible, which in some cases may represent the front wall 7 of the cabinet 5.

In FIG. 2 shows a projection of a table visible from the side indicated in FIG. 1 by arrow G. The assembly of legs 3 is an H-shaped structure, the main part of which is placed under the cabinet 5, and the ends of the legs protrude in the opposite direction to the rear panel of the table 1. The table cover 4 continues in the same direction outside the cabinet 5. Side walls 8 together with the front wall 7, the rear panel 1, the table cover 4 and the bottom 9 (seen in FIG. 5) form a closed internal volume of the cabinet 5, in which the fastening means 6 of the electronic equipment is located, the device of which is visible in FIG. 3 and 4.

In FIG. 3 shows a section along the plane AA drawn as shown in FIG. 2. On the side walls 8 opposite each other there are two pairs of longitudinal horizontal channels 10 so that the channels of each pair are parallel to each other and pass from the side wall 8 at the same distance. The channels 10 of each pair are interconnected by a vertical corner 11 so that the vertical corners on the opposite side walls of the cabinet 5 are mirrored opposite each other and are indicated in FIG. 3 as a pair of vertical corners 11. A pair of vertical corners 11 is connected to each other using a pair of transverse horizontal channels 12, which are connected by a pair of fixing strips 13, arranged parallel to each other and oriented vertically. All items items

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the fasteners 6 (channels, angles, mounting strips) are provided with holes 19 for universal equipment layout, and the holes on the paired elements are made with the same step to avoid distortions of the fixed electronic equipment. In FIG. 3 also shows rings 20, representing; a set of wires for fastening (they can be considered as an analog of the box 2 shown in Fig. 4), placed on the horizontal transverse channel 12. They can also be mounted on other elements of the fastening means 6 (pallets, corners, slats). In FIG. 4 shows a section along the DD plane drawn as shown in FIG. 1. On the horizontal transverse channels 12, rings 20 are fixed, the box 2 for laying wires is connected to a pair of vertical corners 11.

In FIG. 5 shows a section along the plane BB drawn as shown in FIG. 1. This figure shows a variant of the table in which the front wall of the cabinet is made in the form of a pair of door leaves 14, and the back is a pair of door leaves 15. The parts of the leg assembly 3 are visible, extending from under the cabinet to the side opposite to the rear panel 15. B the bottom 9 of the cabinet, the hole 16 is closed by a pair of dampers 17 having elastic seals 18 at the edges, providing dustproofness of the inside volume of the cabinet.

Utility model work.

The operation of the utility model is determined by its purpose - the placement of additional electronic equipment that is mounted on the mounting brackets 13. Depending on the amount of the specified equipment, the required number of mounting brackets is installed between the horizontal transverse channels 12. depth. For example, the height of the built-in equipment determines the position of the pair of horizontal transverse channels 12, the depth - the position of the pair of vertical angles, the width - the position of the mounting brackets 13. The box allows you to optimize the wiring between the blocks of the built-in equipment. Table options with door

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the shutters 14 and 15, providing access inside the cabinets to the built-in equipment, provide the necessary ease of use.

Thus, the utility model provides a solution to the technical problem due to the use of a pedestal for placing additional electronic equipment, which contains a flexibly reconstructed means of fastening the equipment.

The practical applicability of the proposed model is confirmed by the use of several modifications of it as a table-pedestals in the computer control complex SM1820M.

Claims (8)

1. A table for electronic equipment, including a rear panel, a box for wires, an assembly of horizontally extended legs and a table top, the box for wires being placed under the table top and legs extending to the side opposite to the back panel, characterized in that it contains a cabinet for placement of electronic equipment with fastening means, a front wall, two side walls and a bottom, the back panel being the rear wall of the indicated cabinet, and the fastening means 6 is made in the form of two pairs of horizontal at least two pairs of vertical angles, a set of at least a pair of horizontal transverse channels, a set of at least a pair of mounting brackets, each pair of longitudinal horizontal channels connected by a vertical corner with the possibility of fixing the corners at predetermined points of the longitudinal horizontal channels, and the corners on opposite pairs of longitudinal horizontal channels are placed mirrored relative to each other, a set of horizontal transverse channels is placed between the vertical corners with the possibility of fixing at predetermined points of the vertical corners, and a set of fixing strips is placed vertically with the possibility of fixing at predetermined points of the horizontal transverse channels. 2. The table according to claim 1, characterized in that the front wall of the cabinet is made in the form of at least one door leaf with the ability to open. 3. The table according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the rear wall of the cabinet is made in the form of at least one door leaf that can be opened. 4. The table according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom of the cabinet is made in the form of removable dampers with gaskets for introducing wires into the cabinet. 5. The table according to claim 1, characterized in that the longitudinal horizontal channels, vertical angles, horizontal transverse channels and mounting brackets have rows of holes for universal layout of equipment. 6. The table according to claim 1, characterized in that the box for wires is attached to the horizontal transverse channel. 7. The table according to claim 1, characterized in that the conduit for wires is attached to the mounting strips. 8. The table according to claim 5, characterized in that the box for wires is made in the form of a set of rings.