TWM537751U - Switch fastening wire structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A switch fastening wire structure for securing two wires is provided, including a body and two fastening elements. The body includes a central axis, two wire fastening slots respectively formed at two sides of the central axis, two wire insertion slots intersecting two wire fastening slots, and a conductive board adjacent to each wire insertion slot. One end of each wire fastening slot is adjacent to one end of the central axis, and the other end of the wire fastening slot is away from the central axis. The two fastening elements are secured to the two conductive boards from the two wire fastening slots respectively, and the two wires are secured between the two wire fastening elements and the two conductive boards. Therefore, an outgoing direction of the wire is not limited by the environment, and especially when the switches are disposed side by side, the outgoing directions of the wires do not interfere with each other.

Description

Switch lock line structure

The present invention relates to a switch structure, and more particularly to a switch lock line structure in which the direction of the cable outlet is not easily restricted by the environment.

In ordinary people's livelihood or industrial electronic devices, switches are often used to lock the electronic wires, and the electronic wires of the switches are connected to other electronic components to achieve power or signal transmission.

In the existing switch structure, the direction of the screw locking electronic wire is locked from the outside of the switch to the switch, and the electronic wire is out from the inside of the switch toward the outside of the switch. That is to say, the direction of the screw locking electron line is at a 30 degree angle with the central axis, and the outgoing direction of the electronic line is to the side of the switch and the angle between the electronic line and the electronic line is 90 degrees. Generally speaking, in the existing open structure, two screws of two electron wires and two solid wires are usually disposed, and the direction of the two electron wires exiting each other may cause mutual interference. In particular, when a plurality of switches are arranged side by side, a plurality of electronic wires interlaced with each other will be very disadvantageously coupled with other electronic components, affecting the wiring work, and therefore more space must be reserved on the wiring.

In view of this, the creator has made great efforts to solve the above problems by focusing on the above-mentioned prior art, and has devoted himself to the application of the theory, that is, the goal of the creator's improvement.

One of the purposes of the present invention is to provide a switch lock line structure in which the direction in which the cable is taken out is not easily restricted by the environment, especially when the switches are arranged in parallel, and the directions of the cable outlets are not interfered with each other.

To achieve the above objective, the present invention provides a switch lock line structure for respectively locking two cables, including a body and two lock wires. The main body comprises a central axis, two locking slots respectively formed on two sides of the central axis, two threading slots intersecting the two locking slots, and a guiding plate adjacent to the threading slots. The two locking wires are respectively locked from the two locking wires to the two guiding plates, and the two cables are respectively fixed between the two locking wires and the two guiding plates, wherein one end of each locking slot is disposed adjacent to one end of the central axis, and the other end is disposed at the other end. Extending away from the central axis.

In one embodiment, the housing further includes a receiving space for receiving the main body and two locking holes and two threading holes respectively communicating with the receiving space.

In an embodiment, the two locking holes are disposed corresponding to the two locking slots, and the two threading holes are disposed corresponding to the two threading slots.

In one embodiment, the central axis respectively imaginarily spaces each of the lock lines, each of the lock lines, each of the threading holes, and each of the threading slots.

In an embodiment, the housing further includes a plurality of button holes, and the body includes a plurality of latching portions with respect to each of the button holes.

In one embodiment, each of the guiding plates is further disposed with a locking hole, and each of the locking members is locked in the locking hole of each of the guiding plates.

In an embodiment, the two threading grooves are respectively extended from an end away from the central axis toward the central axis.

In an embodiment, each of the lock grooves extends in a direction perpendicular to an extending direction of each of the threaded grooves that communicate with each other.

In an embodiment, the method further includes two extending slots adjacent to one side of the two guiding strips, and each of the extending slots is disposed corresponding to each of the threading slots.

In an embodiment, the two wire locking members further comprise a gasket and a pressing sheet in contact with the gasket.

In one embodiment, wherein the compressed sheet has a surface area that is greater than the surface area of the gasket.

In an embodiment, wherein the two wire locking members are screws, bolts, nuts or screws, the size of the pressing piece is similar to the size of the guiding plate.

In an embodiment, the body further includes a first step disposed between each of the lock slots and each of the threading slots, the step for blocking the pressed sheet.

The present invention also has the following advantages: the outgoing direction of each cable extends from the body toward the outside away from the central axis, so that the directions of the outgoing lines of the cables do not interfere with each other or are restricted by the environment. In other words, the outgoing directions of the two cables are respectively taken out toward the lower side of the body, and the angle between the two cables is greater than 90 degrees, thereby making the two cables of the present invention less flexible, and the plug/lock cable is very convenient and hardly Take up any space to facilitate subsequent wiring projects.

The present invention further includes a housing for receiving the body, the housing includes a plurality of buckle holes, and the body includes a plurality of snap portions relative to the respective fastening holes, so that the housing can be conveniently and stably fastened without any tools. The housing is also easy to disassemble and repair.

The detailed description and technical content of the present invention are described below with reference to the drawings, but the drawings are only for reference and explanation, and are not intended to limit the creation.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 , the present invention provides a switch lock structure 100 for respectively locking two cables 10 having a core wire 12 , including a body 110 and two wire lock members 200 . In this embodiment, a housing 170 is further included. The housing 170 defines an accommodating space 172 for receiving the main body 110 and two locking holes 180 and two threading holes 190 respectively communicating with the accommodating space 172. The cable 10 referred to herein includes, but is not limited to, a general electronic wire, and the core wire 12 is a conductor such as a copper wire.

The main body 110 includes a central axis 120, two locking slots 130 respectively formed on two sides of the central axis 120, two threading slots 140 intersecting the two locking slots 130, and a guiding plate 150 adjacent to each of the threading slots 140, wherein each of the locking slots One end of the 130 is disposed adjacent one end of the central axis 120, and the other end extends away from the central axis 120.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the two locking holes 180 are disposed corresponding to the two locking slots 130, and the two threading holes 190 are disposed corresponding to the two threading slots 140, wherein the two threading slots 140 are further away from the end away from the central axis 120, respectively. The direction of the central axis 120 extends. That is to say, the two locking slots 130 and the central axis 120 are preferably at an angle of 45 degrees, so that the tool for locking the two locking members 200 (not shown) can be locked toward the outside of the body 110.

The intersection of the two locking slots 130 and the two threading slots 140 is preferably that the extending direction of each of the locking slots 130 is perpendicular to the extending direction of each of the communicating slots 140. However, in other different embodiments, due to manufacturing tolerances of the body 110, the housing 170, or the assembly direction of the cable 10, the extending direction of each of the locking slots 130 and the extending direction of each of the threaded slots 140 that are in communication with each other can also Less than or greater than 90 degrees, not limited.

As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 or FIG. 4, the depth of each of the threading slots 140 is preferably greater than the depth of each of the locking slots 130, so that the core 12 of each cable 10 can be better inserted into the threading slot 140. The positioning effect, that is, during the wire locking operation, facilitates the core wire 12 to resist the lock wire slot 140 to be locked with the wire locking member 200. In addition, the central axis 120 referred to herein is preferably the center line of the body 110, and each of the lock hole holes 180, each of the lock line grooves 130, each of the threading holes 190, and each of the threading grooves 140 are imaginarily spaced apart.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the housing 170 further includes a plurality of fastening holes 174. The body 110 includes a plurality of latching portions 112 relative to the respective fastening holes 174, so that the housing 170 can be used without any tools. The housing 170 can be fastened and stably fastened, and the disassembly and maintenance are also convenient.

The two wire locking members 200 are respectively locked from the two wire guiding grooves 150, and the two wires 10 are respectively fixed between the two wire locking members 200 and the two guiding plates 150. Each of the guiding plates 150 is further disposed with a locking hole 152 , and each of the locking members 200 is locked in the locking hole 152 of each guiding plate 150 . In addition, in this embodiment, the two extending slots 160 are adjacent to one side of the two guiding plates 150. Each of the extending slots 160 is disposed corresponding to each of the threading slots 140, so that each of the locking members 200 can pass through the locking holes. 152 to accommodate each of the wire lock members 200.

The second wire lock member 200 further includes a gasket 210 and a pressed sheet 220 in contact with the gasket 210, wherein the pressed sheet 220 has a large surface area and a surface area of the gasket 210. In the present embodiment, the shape of the pressed sheet 220 is preferably rectangular, and the spacer 210 is circular; however, in other different embodiments, the pressed sheet 220 may also have a circular shape or other suitable shape. The second wire lock member 200 is preferably a screw, a bolt, a nut or a screw, and the pressed piece 220 is preferably sized similarly to the guide plate 150 to provide a stable cable 10 clamping force.

In addition, the body 110 further includes a first step portion 114 disposed between each of the lock line grooves 130 and each of the threading grooves 140, and the step portion 114 is for blocking the pressing sheet 220. When the wire lock member 200 such as a screw is unlocked to the step portion 114, the wire lock member 200 is blocked in the lock groove 130 by the pressing piece 220, so that the wire lock member 200 can be effectively positioned in the step portion 114 without being removed from the lock line groove 130. Dropped. When the cable 10 is locked, since the wire lock member 200 is held in the lock groove 130, a tool such as a driver can directly penetrate the lock hole 152 without being in contact with the guide plate 150 due to the skew of the wire lock member 200, resulting in The phenomenon that the wire lock member 200 cannot be locked in occurs. Therefore, it is very convenient to plug or lock the cable 10.

In actual use, the core wires 12 of the two cables 10 are respectively inserted into the corresponding threading slots 140 from the respective threading holes 190, and the two wire locking members 200 respectively enter the locking slots 130 from the locking hole 180 to be screwed onto the guiding plate 150. . At this time, the core 12 of the cable 10 is fastened by the clamping of the wire locking member 200 between the pressing piece 220 and the guiding plate 150 to complete the wire locking operation.

Since the outgoing directions of the cables 10 are extended from the main body 110 toward the outside from the central axis 120, the directions in which the cables 10 are outgoing do not interfere with each other or are restricted by the environment, thereby enabling the second embodiment. The cable 10 reduces bending for subsequent wiring work. Further, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the outgoing directions of the two cables 10 are respectively taken out toward the outside of the body 110, and the angle between the two cables 10 is greater than 90 degrees, which effectively solves the problem that the two electronic wires are interlaced with each other. And the problem of mutual interference.

In particular, when a plurality of switch lock lines (not shown) are arranged side by side, the directions of the cable outlets are not disturbed from each other, and can be easily pulled or coupled to other electronic components (not shown).

In summary, the embodiments disclosed herein are to be considered as illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. The scope of this creation is defined by the scope of the appended patent application and covers its legal equivalents and is not limited to the foregoing description.

10‧‧‧ Cable

12‧‧‧core

100‧‧‧Switch lock structure

110‧‧‧ body

112‧‧‧Cards

114‧‧‧

120‧‧‧ center axis

130‧‧‧Lock slot

140‧‧‧Threading trough

150‧‧‧ Guide plate

152‧‧‧Keyhole

160‧‧‧Stretching slot

170‧‧‧Shell

172‧‧‧ accommodating space

174‧‧‧ buttonhole

180‧‧‧Lock hole

190‧‧‧Threading hole

200‧‧‧Lock parts

210‧‧‧shims

220‧‧‧Suppressed tablets

FIG. 1 is an exploded view showing the structure of the switch lock line of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a combination diagram showing the structure of the switch lock line of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the present switch lock line coupled to the two cables.

4 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the present switch lock line coupled to the two cables.

10‧‧‧ Cable

12‧‧‧core

100‧‧‧Switch lock structure

110‧‧‧ body

114‧‧‧

120‧‧‧ center axis

130‧‧‧Lock slot

140‧‧‧Threading trough

150‧‧‧ Guide plate

152‧‧‧Keyhole

170‧‧‧Shell

172‧‧‧ accommodating space

180‧‧‧Lock hole

190‧‧‧Threading hole

200‧‧‧Lock parts

210‧‧‧shims

220‧‧‧Suppressed tablets

Claims (13)

A switch lock line structure, respectively locking two cables, comprising: a body, comprising a central axis, two lock line slots respectively opening on two sides of the central axis, two threading slots intersecting the two lock line slots, and adjacent each threading line a guiding plate of the slot, wherein one end of each of the locking slots is disposed adjacent to one end of the central axis, and the other end extends away from the central axis; and two locking members respectively lock the two guiding from the two locking slots The two cables are respectively fixed between the two wire locking members and the two guiding plates. The switch lock line structure of claim 1 further includes a housing, the housing is provided with an accommodating space for receiving the main body, and two lock line holes and two threading holes respectively communicating with the accommodating space. The switch lock line structure according to claim 2, wherein the two lock line holes are disposed corresponding to the two lock line slots, and the two threading holes are disposed corresponding to the two threading slots. The switch lock line structure of claim 2, wherein the central axis respectively imaginarily spaces each of the lock line holes, each of the lock line slots, each of the threading holes, and each of the threading slots. The switch lock line structure according to claim 2, wherein the housing further comprises a plurality of button holes, and the body includes a plurality of card portions corresponding to the button holes. The switch lock line structure of claim 1, wherein each of the guide plates is further disposed with a lock hole, and each of the lock wires is locked in the lock hole of each of the guide plates. The switch lock line structure of claim 1, wherein the two threading grooves extend from an end away from the central axis toward the central axis. The switch lock line structure according to claim 1 or 7, wherein each of the lock grooves extends in a direction perpendicular to an extending direction of each of the threaded grooves that communicate with each other. The switch lock line structure according to claim 1, further comprising two extending slots adjacent to one side of the two lead plates, each of the extending slots being disposed corresponding to each of the threading slots. The switch lock structure of claim 1, wherein the two lock members further comprise a gasket and a pressed sheet in contact with the gasket. The switch lock structure of claim 10, wherein the pressed sheet has a surface area that is greater than a surface area of the spacer. The switch lock structure according to claim 10, wherein the two lock members are screws, bolts, nuts or screws, and the size of the press sheet is similar to the size of the guide plate. The switch lock structure of claim 10, wherein the body further comprises a first step disposed between each of the lock slots and each of the threading slots, the step for blocking the pressed sheet.