TWM580848U - Cable management rack having tightening structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A cable management frame for a wiring device for clamping a plurality of wires from the wiring device, the cable management frame comprising a clamping member; a clamping chamber formed in the clamping member and having a capacity a gap is provided for the plurality of cables to enter the clamping chamber; and a pressing structure is snapped to the receiving opening to narrow the clamping chamber.

Description

Cable management frame with tight structure

The present invention relates to a wiring device, a distribution frame, and a cable and a support frame applied thereto, and in particular, a horizontally extending line and a branch line.

The patch panel is usually provided with a plurality of sockets laterally, such as a network socket, and a space above or below the socket is provided with a label for identifying each socket, but the early cable management device is up or down. , it will block the front side of the patch panel, thus blocking the label to each socket. Not only that, because the cable management frame is set up, the cable management frame is arranged above or below the distribution frame in accordance with the direction of the exhibition line, thereby occupying the space below or above the distribution frame, so that other distribution frames can be set up. The cabinet space, usually a distribution frame with a cable management frame, will occupy the space of two layers of the cabinet, which is very wasteful of cabinet space. Moreover, due to the additional purchase of the cable management frame, the cost is high, and additional installation is required, and the working hours are also long.

Please refer to Figure 2 of the Republic of China Patent Bulletin No. 539325. The cable management frame is a simple frame structure, and has only one opening for the cable to enter therein, and then the cable is allowed to be stacked therein without any rank. Preface can be said. That is, the cable is bundled together by the cable tie, and it is difficult to distinguish which cable is from which plug, which is inconvenient for maintenance and wiring changes. And the cable tie is mostly one-time use. The cable tie must be cut every time the cable is changed, and then a new cable tie is used. A cabinet must use dozens of cable ties, one machine room must Using hundreds of cable ties, this is a waste of resources. In addition, it is almost impossible to arrange the bundled cables in the cable tie in sequence when using the cable tie. Furthermore, the frame management cable frame of the prior art simply has an opening for cable insertion. When more cables are placed in the frame, the cable will bend the frame due to gravity. When the opening will be opened, the cable may fall out. It can be seen that the conventional technique cannot maintain the size of the opening only by the rigidity of the frame, and it is even less likely to rely on the rigidity of the frame to hold the cable. For the sake of this, the applicant has created a "reasonable frame with a tight structure" to improve the above problems in view of the lack of prior art.

The purpose of this creation is to create a cable management rack that is more labor-saving, time-consuming, and cost-effective, and can increase the space used by the cabinet. In order to achieve the above object, the cable management frame of the present invention can have the effect of fixing the cable at the same time on the support line and the management line, and avoid shielding the label. The cable of this creation is set in front of the distribution frame. In addition to the function of the tray, it also has the function of clamping and cable. The effect of the clamping line is that the cable can be clamped so that it does not move arbitrarily, so as not to pull or accidentally collide with the cable behind the cabinet. The plug may fall or be in poor contact. Moreover, the present invention allows the gripping member of the present creation to be maintained in a clamped state without being loosened by a pressing structure. Furthermore, the cabinet using the creative cable management frame can be matched with the horizontal exhibition line, that is, the outgoing direction is parallel to the arrangement direction of the plugs on the distribution frame, and the cable is pulled from the two sides of the distribution frame to the rear of the cabinet, so that it can be empty. The space above and below the distribution frame eliminates the need to set up the vertical cable management rack as in the conventional technology. Therefore, the space saved can be used to set related equipment such as distribution frames, routers, switches, etc. In other words, the cabinet can be used. The space has increased. In addition, this creation can arrange the cables in an orderly manner, and the cables from which the plugs can be clearly distinguished without confusion, that is, the cables are arranged according to a certain position and order, and no longer all The cables are mixed together, that is, the effect of the split line is achieved while the cable is being wired and the line is being lifted.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, including a body for connecting to the wiring device, and a first wire management component disposed on the body. And having a first end connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member disposed on the body, having a second end connected to the body and a second free end, Forming a clamping member with the first wire support member and having a clamping chamber, wherein a receiving opening is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the width of the clamping chamber is The body is gradually expanded toward the receiving port; and a cap member is fastened to the two free ends after the cable management frame is finished.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention further provides a cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, including a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body And a first root end connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member disposed on the body, having a second end connected to the body and a second free end Forming a clamping member with the first wire support member and having a clamping chamber, wherein the width of the clamping chamber is gradually expanded from the two ends to the two free ends; and a cap member After the cable management frame is finished, the two free ends are fastened.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention further provides a cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising: a body for connecting to the wiring device; and a first wire management component disposed at the wire The body has a first end connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support is disposed on the body, having a second end connected to the body and a second free Forming a clamping member with the first wire support member and having a clamping chamber, wherein the width of the clamping member is tapered from the two ends toward the two free ends; and a cap member After the cable management frame is finished, the two free ends are fastened.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention further provides a cable management frame for a wiring device for clamping a plurality of wires from the wiring device, the cable management frame comprising a clamping member, and a clamping chamber formed on the Inside the clamping member, and having a receiving port for the plurality of cables to enter the clamping cavity a chamber; and a pressing structure, snapped to the receiving opening to narrow the clamping chamber.

The "retractable cable management frame" provided by this creation enables the cables to not block the signs and labels on the wiring device through parallel alignment and cable management; and the cables are individually clamped and fixed to avoid cable. The wire is disconnected and loosened due to accidental movement, resulting in poor contact; and by fixing each cable individually and separately, the cable can be clearly distinguished from which plug. It does not cause confusion, and improves the efficiency of the wiring device when changing the insertion position of the cable, thereby improving the overall cabinet wiring and installation efficiency.

1‧‧‧Wiring device

10‧‧‧Wiring device body

11‧‧‧ Side fixation

12‧‧‧First Label Department

13‧‧‧Second label department

14‧‧‧ socket

14’‧‧‧Socket body

2‧‧‧ Cable management rack

2’‧‧‧ Ontology

20‧‧‧ accommodating space

20’‧‧‧Clamping chamber

21‧‧‧First line support

21’‧‧‧Separated structure

21a‧‧‧First free end

21b‧‧‧first root

210‧‧‧First trench

210’‧‧‧First spacer bump

22‧‧‧Second line support

22’‧‧‧Side structure

22a‧‧‧Second free end

22b‧‧‧second root

220‧‧‧Second trench

220’‧‧‧Second spacer bump

23‧‧‧容口

24‧‧‧First buckle structure, snap groove

3‧‧‧ Tightening structure

30‧‧‧Second snap structure, snap tab

4‧‧‧fixed tip

5‧‧‧ plug

51‧‧‧ cable

1 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a schematic view of another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the cable management frame of the present invention when unfastened; FIG. 3 is a side view of the embodiment of FIG. 3; FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the embodiment of FIG. 4 after fastening; FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the embodiment of FIG. 4 after fastening and clamping the cable; FIG. The three-dimensional schematic diagram of the cable management frame applied to the wiring device; FIG. 8 is a three-dimensional schematic view of the cable management frame of the present invention; FIG. 9 is a front view of the cable management frame of the present invention; FIG. 10 is a top view of the cable management frame of the present invention.

The following is a description of various embodiments of the "reasonable frame with a tight structure" in the present application. Please refer to the attached drawings, but the actual configuration and the method adopted do not have to completely conform to the description, and those skilled in the art are familiar with the present invention. Various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the actual spirit and scope of the case.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , which is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the present invention. The cable management frame 2 of the present invention is disclosed for arranging a plurality of wires (not shown) from a wiring device, including a body 2' for connecting to a wiring device (not shown). A first cable support member 21 is further coupled to the body 2' via the first root end 21b and has a first free end 21a. A second cable support member 22 is further coupled to the body 2' via the second root end 22b and has a second free end 22a. The first cable support member 21 and the second cable management member 22 form a clamping member and have a clamping chamber 20', wherein an accommodation is formed between the first free end 21a and the second free end 22a. The mouth 23, and the width of the clamping chamber 20' is gradually expanded from the body toward the receiving opening 23, that is, the width of the clamping chamber 20' is gradually expanded from the root end toward the free end. The first wire support 21 of the present invention further has a plurality of first grooves 210, and the second wire support 22 also has a plurality of second grooves 220, wherein the first grooves 210 face the second grooves 220 . That is, in order to enable the cables to be sequentially and individually fixed, a plurality of first grooves 210 and second grooves are formed on the first and second wire management supports, respectively. 220, each of the first trenches 210 corresponds to a second trench 220, so that an accommodating space 20 is formed therebetween for accommodating the cable 51 (please refer to FIG. 6), and each adjacent first trench A first spacer bump 210' is formed between the trenches 210, and a second spacer bump 220' is formed between each adjacent second trench 220. The effect of separating the cables is achieved by the functions of the bumps. . In addition, the widths of the first and second wire support members are substantially equal width from the root end to the free end, that is, the thickness at each groove is not changed by the change of the long axis position of the wire support member, and each spacer block is changed. The height of the wire rod is not changed by the change of the long axis position of the wire support member. The holding member formed by the first wire support member 21 and the second wire management member 22 of the cable management frame 2 in Fig. 1 is V-shaped. .

Please continue to refer to Figure 1. In order to achieve the clamping effect of the clamping member, the creation further includes a cap member 3, and the two free ends are fastened after the cable management frame is finished. In the upper part of Fig. 1, the cable management frame 2 is in a relaxed state, that is, when the clamping state is not reached, the distance between the grooves (210, 220) is relatively long. The distance between the two free ends (21a, 22a) is far, and the distance between the first buckle structures 24 on the ends is also far, and the first snap structure 24 is grooved to form a snap groove 24. In the lower part of FIG. 1 , the cable management frame 2 is in a clamping state, that is, the two management wire supports are close to each other such that the distance between the grooves ( 210 , 220 ) is optimal, and at this time, the two buckle grooves 24 are The distance between the second fastening structures 30 on the pressing structure 3 (ie, the cap) is just the right distance between the two fastening grooves 24, and the second fastening structure 30 is in this embodiment. In order to cooperate with the snap groove 24, it becomes a snap projection 30. Since the distance between the buckle bumps 30 is smaller than the distance between the buckle slots 24 when loosened (ie, when not fastened), but equal to the optimum distance between the buckle slots 24, when the tensioning structure 3 passes through the buckle When the bump 30 is disposed on the buckle groove 24, the second cable support 22 and the first wire support 21 can be forced to be concentrated with each other, and at the same time, the receiving port 23 is closed and the first is narrowed. The distance between the trench 210 and the second trench 220 further reduces the accommodating spaces 20, thereby clamping the cable 51 (please refer to FIG. 6).

Please refer to FIG. 2 , which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the present creation. The cable management frame 2 is disclosed, and the structure is substantially the same as that shown in FIG. 1, but the width of the clamping member is tapered from the two ends toward the two free ends, that is, the thickness of each groove is from the free end (21a). The closer the 22a) is, the thinner the height of each spacer is the shorter the distance from the free end (21a, 22a). In the upper part of Fig. 2, the cable management frame 2 is in a relaxed state, that is, when the clamping state is not reached, the distance between the grooves (210, 220) is relatively long. The distance between the two free ends (21a, 22a) is relatively long, and the distance from each of the snap grooves 24 on the ends is also far. In the lower part of the figure, the cable management frame 2 is in a clamping state, that is, the two management wire supports are close to each other such that the distance between the grooves (210, 220) is optimal, and the distance between the two buckle grooves 24 at this time. It is also optimal, so the distance between the snap projections 30 on the tensioning structure 3 (ie the cap) just fits the optimum distance between the two snap grooves 24, so when the tensioning structure 3 is securely the two free ends When fastened, that is, the latching projections 30 are locked in the latching slots 24, the distance between the two wires (21, 22) is also shortened, so that the accommodating space 20 is narrowed enough to be used for cable (Fig. It is clamped in the middle, and the receiving port 23 is also closed at this time.

Please refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the cable management frame of the present invention when it is not fastened. Figure 4 is a side elevational view of the embodiment of Figure 3. FIG. 3 specifically shows that the portion of the fastening structure 3 having the snap projections 30 faces outward as a clearer disclosure. As can be seen from Figure 4, basically the implementation of Figure 4. For example, the two embodiments of FIG. 1 or FIG. 2 are combined, that is, if FIG. 1 can be regarded as merging the first cable management members 21 of the two FIG. 1 cable management frames, A wire support having grooves on both sides of the embodiment of Fig. 4 is obtained. Thus the embodiment of Figure 4 is like forming a partition structure 21' near the center of the body 2'. As previously mentioned, this partition structure 21' can be considered as a back-to-back combination of the two first cable management members 21, while Another management line member formed at both edges of the body 2' has a side structure, and two clamping chambers 20' are formed on both sides of the partitioning structure 21', and the two clamping chambers 20' are assembled to each The free end (21a, 22a) forms a receiving opening 23, and the receiving opening 23 is opened to allow the cable to be inserted into the clamping chamber 20'. The first trench 210 and the second trench 220 are formed on the side structure 22 ′ and the partition structure 21 ′, and the corresponding first trench 210 and the second trench 220 form an accommodating space 20 . A plurality of the plurality of cables are clamped therein, and between the accommodating spaces 20, there are spaced protrusions (210', 220') as spacers to separate the cables individually and separately. The partition structure 21' of Fig. 4 creates upper and lower chambers 20' for the purpose of grouping the cables, in order to prevent the cables from overlapping and causing confusion as in the prior art. In order to make the upper and lower symmetry effect, the cable management frame 2 of the present invention can still be used after being turned upside down.

Please refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6. FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the embodiment of FIG. 4 after being fastened, and FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the embodiment of FIG. Please cooperate with Figure 4. A slight difference from FIG. 1 or FIG. 2 is that the snap groove 24 of FIG. 5 is not formed on the first wire support 21 and the second wire support 22 of FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, respectively, but only Formed on the side structure 22', because the side structure 22' has a partitioning structure 21' as an outer inward, that is, both sides inward The clamping action is such that when the side structure 22' is moved toward the partition structure 21', the clamping effect is achieved, so that the clamping effect can be maintained by fixing the side structure 22'. Therefore, FIG. 4 is a state in which the cable management frame 2 is in a relaxed or unfastened state, that is, when the clamping state is not reached, the distance between the grooves (210, 220) is relatively long. The distance between the two second free ends 22a is relatively long, and the distance from each of the latching slots 24 on the end is also far, and the receiving opening 23 is also open. 5 and FIG. 6 show that the cable management frame 2 is in a clamping state, that is, the two management wire supports are close to each other such that the distance between the grooves (210, 220) is optimal, and at this time, the two buckle grooves 24 are The distance is also optimal, so the distance between the snap projections 30 on the pressing structure 3 (ie the cap) just fits the optimum distance between the two snap grooves 24, so when the tensioning structure 3 is stable, the two free When the end is fastened, that is, the latching projection 30 is locked in the latching groove 24, the distance between the partitioning structure 21' and the side edge structure 22' is also shortened, so that the accommodating space 20 is narrowed enough to connect the cable 51. After being clamped, the receiving port 23 at this time is also closed. FIG. 6 shows that after the cable 51 enters each accommodating space from the accommodating port 23, the upper and lower side structures 22' can be concentrated to the partition structure 21' through a pressing structure 3, so that the cable 51 is erected. The grooves (210, 220) are clamped. At this time, the plug 5 to which the cable 51 is attached is inserted into the wiring device 1.

Please continue to refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6. As shown in FIG. 5, when the pressing structure 3 brings the second groove 220 and the first groove 210 into proximity with each other, the diameter of the accommodating space 20 is smaller than the diameter of the cable 51, by the effect of squeezing the cable 51. The effect of clamping and fixing the cable 51 is achieved. The effect is that when the diameter of the accommodating space 20 is smaller than the cable 51, a larger pressing effect can be generated between the cable 51 and each groove, so that the friction between the two increases, and thus the relative movement is less likely to occur. . Also, assume that the shapes of the first and second grooves (210, 220) are not arcuate In the case of a square, a polygon, or other irregular shape (not shown), when the cable tray 2 is in the fastening state of FIG. 5, the cross-sectional area of the housing space 20 is smaller than the cross-sectional area of the cable 51. The effect of clamping the cable 51 can be achieved, that is, when the cross-sectional area of the accommodating space 20 is small, a part of the inner wall of each groove exerts a large pressure on the cable 51, which also causes a groove. The friction between (210, 220) and the cable 51 rises, so that the cable 51 does not easily move within the groove. The purpose of the cable management frame 2 of the present invention is to clamp the cable 51 so that the cable 51 can not be arbitrarily moved, so that when the rear of the cabinet is pulled or accidentally hits the cable 51, the plug is thus Dropped or poorly contacted, causing damage to the plug. Further, the cable management frame 2 of the present invention can be fixed to the side fixing portion 11 of the wiring device 1 through a fixing tip 4. Moreover, in order to prevent the cable from easily moving along the axial direction in the groove, a protruding structure and a ridge (not shown) may be disposed in the groove for squeezing the outer layer of the cable 51 to generate additional The resistance is increased to increase the effectiveness of the clamping cable 51.

Please refer to FIG. 7 , which is a perspective view of the cable management frame of the present invention applied to the wiring device. According to the horizontal and lateral exhibition line of the present creation, the cable management frame 2 of the present invention is disposed at a lateral portion of the wiring device 1, that is, the wiring device 1 has a side fixing portion 11 and a wiring device located in the wiring device 1. The left and right sides of the body 10. The front surface of the wiring device body 10 can be divided into a second label portion 13 and a first label portion 12, both of which can be used to set a label for a person to identify each socket.

Please refer to FIG. 8, FIG. 9, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the cable management frame of the present invention, FIG. 9 is a front view of the cable management frame of the present invention, and FIG. 10 is a top view of the cable management frame of the present invention. its 8 shows that the wiring device body 10 of the wiring device 1 further includes a socket frame body 14' as a medium between each socket 14 and the wiring device body 10. Since the creation is a lateral and horizontal line, it can be clearly seen in FIG. 9 that both the second label portion 13 and the first label portion 12 are completely exposed without being obstructed by the cable 51, and thus After using this creation, there will be no problem that the logo and the label are blocked by the vertical line. Furthermore, when the present invention is used in a cabinet (not shown), since the cable 51 has been routed out from the side, it is not necessary to provide a conventional vertical cable management frame above or below the wiring device 1, meaning that the cable is used. After the creation, it is not necessary to waste the space above or below the wiring device 1 to install the conventional vertical wire management cable rack, and the space can be fully utilized. In Fig. 9, it can be clearly seen that each cable 51 is divided into two groups of upper and lower sides and sideways. Furthermore, the horizontal line and the line direction adopted by the cable management frame 2 of the present invention actually conform to the arrangement direction of the sockets 14 on the wiring device 1, that is, when the arrangement direction of the sockets 14 is horizontal, The created cable management frame 2 can take the parallel and parallel directions for line and cable management. Moreover, since the labels and flags of the respective sockets 14 cannot be arranged in the direction in which the plurality of sockets 14 are arranged, the labels can only be disposed in the vertical direction of the sockets. In FIG. 9, the second label portions 13 and A label portion 12 is located below and above each socket, that is, perpendicular to the horizontal arrangement direction of the plurality of sockets 14. It can be seen that if the wiring device 1 is rotated ninety degrees and vertically arranged, the line direction is still parallel to the arrangement direction of the sockets 14, and the position of the label and the mark is not blocked. In other words, each cable can be seen from Figure 9 and Figure 10. The exit line and the extension line of 51 are only spread on the plane formed by the insertion direction of each socket 14, and do not leave the plane and run to the normal direction of the first and second label portions (12, 13). The plane produced.

Please refer to the drawings and their related descriptions. The "relay frame with forced structure" provided by this creation can have the effect of fixing the cable at the same time through the matching between the clamping structure and the cable. Avoid obscuring labels. The function of the clamping line is that the cable can be clamped so as not to move arbitrarily, so that when the rear of the cabinet is pulled or accidentally hits the cable, the plug may fall or be in poor contact, resulting in loss of the plug function. Furthermore, the cabinet using the creative cable management frame is such that the outgoing line and the direction of the line are parallel to the arrangement direction of the plugs on the distribution frame, that is, the direction of the outgoing line, the direction of the line, and the path are formed in the direction in which the plug is inserted. The plane is carried out without leaving the plane, and the two sides of the distribution frame are pulled to the rear of the cabinet, so that the space above and below the distribution frame can be vacated, that is, the vertical outlet cable management frame is no longer required as in the prior art. Therefore, the space saved can be used to set related equipment such as patch panels, routers, switches, etc., in other words, the space available for the cabinet is increased. In addition, since one groove is used in combination with a cable, the cables can be individually clamped without being bundled together and fixed by the cable tie as in the conventional technique. Each cable can be individually fixed through the creative cable management frame. The "retractable cable management frame" provided by this creation uses the groove and groove structure on the cable management frame to follow the cable. The certain positions and order are fixed separately, and they are no longer tied together with the cable tie as in the conventional technology. At the same time, the cable and the cable can be arranged in order, and the cable is derived from which plug and the direction of the cable can be clearly distinguished without confusion, so when repairing or changing the route People can do it more easily. It can be seen that the present invention contributes greatly to the improvement of the efficiency of cabinet setting, installation and wiring in the technical field.

[Examples]

A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body and having a first root The end is connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member is disposed on the body, has a second root end connected to the body and a second free end, and is connected to the first cable The support member forms a clamping member and has a clamping chamber, wherein a receiving opening is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the width of the clamping chamber is received from the body The mouth is gradually expanded; and a cap member is fastened to the two free ends after the cable management frame is finished.

2. The cable management frame of embodiment 1, wherein the width of the clamping member tapers from the two ends toward the two free ends.

3. The cable management rack of embodiment 1, wherein the first cable management support and the second cable management support form a V shape.

4. A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management member disposed on the body and having a first root The end is connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support is disposed on the body, Having a second end connected to the body and a second free end and forming a clamping member with the first cable support member and having a clamping chamber, wherein the width of the clamping chamber is from the two The root end is gradually expanded toward the two free ends; and a cap member is fastened to the two free ends after the cable management frame is finished.

5. The cable management rack of embodiment 4, wherein a receiving opening is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the width of the clamping chamber is gradually changed from the main body to the receiving opening. Expand.

6. The cable management frame of embodiment 4, wherein the first free end and the second free end each have a first snap structure, and the cap member has a second snap structure for The first snap structure is stuck.

A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising: a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body and having a first The root end is connected to the body and a first free end; a second wire support member is disposed on the body, has a second root end connected to the body and a second free end, and the first reason The wire support member forms a clamping member and has a clamping chamber, wherein the width of the clamping member is tapered from the two ends to the two free ends; and a cap member after the cable management device is finished , fasten the two free ends.

8. The cable management frame of embodiment 7, wherein the first cable management support and the second cable management support each have a plurality of grooves, and a spacing projection is formed between the adjacent grooves.

9. A cable management frame for a wiring device for clamping a plurality of wires from the wiring device, the cable management frame comprising a clamping member; a clamping chamber formed in the clamping member and having One for the mouth A plurality of cables enter the clamping chamber; and a pressing structure is snapped to the receiving opening to narrow the clamping chamber.

10. The cable management frame of embodiment 9, wherein the clamping member comprises a first cable management member having a first connection end and a first free end; and a second cable management member, a second connecting end and a second free end, wherein the first connecting end is connected to the second connecting end, and a receiving port is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the clip is The width of the holding chamber is gradually expanded from the two connecting ends to the two free ends.

11. The cable management frame of embodiment 9, wherein the clamping member has a first snap structure and the tensioning structure has a second snap structure.

The above-described embodiments are merely examples for the convenience of the description, and those skilled in the art will be modified as described above, and are not intended to be protected as claimed.

Claims (11)

A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising: a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body and having a first root end Connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member is disposed on the body, has a second root end connected to the body and a second free end, and the first wire support Forming a clamping member and having a clamping chamber, wherein a receiving opening is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the width of the clamping chamber is from the body to the receiving opening Diversifying; and a cap member, after the cable management device is finished, the two free ends are fastened. The cable management rack of claim 1, wherein the width of the clamping member is tapered from the two ends toward the two free ends. The cable management rack of claim 1, wherein the first cable management member and the second cable management member form a V shape. A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising: a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body and having a first root end Connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member is disposed on the body, has a second root end connected to the body and a second free end, and the first wire support Forming a clamping member and having a clamping chamber, wherein the clamping chamber The width is gradually expanded from the two ends to the two free ends; and a cap member is fastened to the two free ends after the cable management frame is finished. The cable management rack of claim 4, wherein a receiving port is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and the width of the clamping chamber is from the body to the receiving port. Gradually expand. The cable management rack of claim 4, wherein the first free end and the second free end both have a first snap structure, and the cap member has a second snap structure for The first snap structure is stuck. A cable management frame for arranging a plurality of wires from a wiring device, comprising: a body for connecting to the wiring device; a first wire management component disposed on the body and having a first root end Connected to the body and a first free end; a second cable support member is disposed on the body, has a second root end connected to the body and a second free end, and the first wire support Forming a clamping member and having a clamping chamber, wherein the width of the clamping member is tapered from the two ends to the two free ends; and a cap member is fixed after the cable management device is finished Tight to the two free ends. The cable management frame of claim 7, wherein the first wire management support and the second wire support each have a plurality of grooves, and a spacer is formed between the adjacent grooves. . A cable management frame for a wiring device for clamping a plurality of wires from the wiring device, the cable management frame comprising: a clamping member; a clamping chamber formed in the clamping member and having a receiving opening for the plurality of cables to enter the clamping chamber; and a pressing structure snapping to the receiving opening to enable the clamping The chamber is narrowed. The cable management rack of claim 9, wherein the clamping member comprises: a first cable management member having a first connection end and a first free end; and a second cable support member a second connecting end and a second free end, wherein the first connecting end is connected to the second connecting end, and a receiving port is formed between the first free end and the second free end, and The width of the clamping chamber is gradually expanded from the two connecting ends to the two free ends. The cable management rack of claim 9, wherein the clamping member has a first snap structure and the tensioning structure has a second snap structure.