UA19685U - Furniture article - Google Patents

Abstract

A furniture article in the form of bedside-table comprises a box-like frame formed by upper board and at least side walls as well as a set of cabinetsarranged in the frame on guides one above another. At least two adjacent cabinets are mounted on telescopic guides. An opening for cables passage is provided in the frame. The lower of two cabinets mounted on telescopic guides is displaced downward, and front wall thereof is elongated upward at the same distance up to the level of the bottom part of the upper cabinet.

Description

Description of the invention

The utility model relates to an office furniture product, preferably in the form of a cabinet, intended for 2 placing a personal computer in it and suitable, in particular, for use in premises that require strict compliance with sanitary standards, for example, in medical offices, dispensaries, pharmacies, etc. , where it can be used separately or as a modular element in furniture sets and office sets.

Numerous designs of furniture products for placing computers are known, made mainly in the form of 70 different tables | see for example, the catalog Furniture for the office "Mob for 2006, published by ATZT, Institute of Marketing", Kyiv, p. 12).

A common drawback of known furniture products for placing personal computers is that the system unit, uninterruptible power supply device, collection of information carriers (diskettes and CDs) are placed openly, which contributes to their contamination, dust, etc. The configuration of these components of the automated workstation 12 (AMU) does not facilitate their easy and systematic cleaning, while in conditions, for example, a dental office, three times a day wet cleaning is the norm. In addition, the numerous cables connected to the components of the ARMA usually lie on the floor, which creates additional inconvenience and prevents cleaning. Finally, the computer remains unprotected from third-party access.

So, it becomes obvious that most of the mentioned disadvantages can be eliminated if the system unit and the uninterruptible power supply are placed in closed furniture, for example, cabinets with doors or drawers that can be tightly closed or even locked. This will help to avoid their rapid contamination and accumulation of dust, facilitate the cleaning procedure in the room, prevent cases of unauthorized access to information, and also contribute to a more rational placement of cables and wires. 29 Furniture products of the above type are known. In principle, suitable for this purpose is, for example, pe) chosen by us as the closest analogue of the furniture cabinet, which contains a box body with three pull-out drawers | see. product description, mobile sideboard". Catalog of office furniture Zh, ESO", firm KEkran-Akros", 2000.

The disadvantages of such a cabinet from the point of view of placing a PC system unit and an uninterruptible power supply in it should include the absence of holes for the passage of cables connecting the ARM elements to each other and to the power supply network, the absence of a ventilation well outside the drawers, necessary for the removal of heat from from the working elements of the ARM, as well as the impossibility of fixing the drawers in a fully extended position, since ordinary furniture guides do not allow this. Meanwhile, it is necessary for the maintenance of ARMU elements. F

The useful model is based on the task of developing a design of an office furniture product for a personal computer, which would provide a compact and isolated from the surrounding environment - the placement of the main computer elements that make up the workstation, and would also eliminate the need to lay out on the floor numerous connecting cables.

The stated problem is solved by the fact that in the furniture product, which contains a box body "formed at least by the side walls and the top panel, as well as drawers installed in the body one above the other on guides, according to a useful model, at least two adjacent drawers are installed on with telescopic guides, a hole for the passage of cables is provided in the case, the lower of the two drawers installed on

From" telescopic guides, shifted downwards, and its front wall is extended by the same distance upwards, to the level of the bottom part of the upper drawer.

In the version of execution, the case additionally contains a back wall, separated from the drawers by a gap that forms a ventilation well. - The technical effect of using the design that is claimed is that it provides (se) compact placement of the PC system unit, the uninterruptible power supply and the cables connected to them in the drawers, i.e. in a closed, dust-protected space, which is essential simplifies cleaning and compliance with sanitary standards in the room. At the same time, the use of telescopic guides makes it possible to fully extend the specified ARM components from the cabinet for, for example, maintenance, if necessary, and the design of the front wall of the drawer, located below the uninterruptible power supply, in such a way that it overlaps the front panel of this device, provides free access to it without extending the top drawer.

The essence of the useful model is disclosed in more detail in the following description and drawings, which schematically show 29: c in Fig. 1 - furniture product, front view;

Fig. 2 - furniture product, side view, with the side wall removed; in Fig. 3 - a furniture product according to Fig. 2, with a protruding drawer, which has an elongated wall; in Fig. 4 - a furniture product according to Fig. 2, with a protruding drawer in which the computer system unit is placed, 60 and a drawer located below.

The furniture product consists of a mainly metal case, which has side and back walls 1, as well as an upper panel 2. Drawers 3, 4 and 5 are placed in the case; at the same time, at least drawers C and 4 are installed on telescopic guides b (see Fig. 2-43. A gap is provided between the back walls of the drawers and the back wall of the case, which forms a ventilation well 7 (see Fig. 2). In the upper panel 2 of the case because a hole 8 is provided for the passage of cables connecting the system unit 9 located in the upper drawer C

A personal computer (shown in dotted line) with a monitor and keyboard (not shown). The uninterruptible power supply 10 is connected to the same drawer in which the system unit 9 is located, that is, to drawer 3, and actually hangs under the system unit 9 on a special holder 11 fixed under this drawer. Drawer 4 is located below drawer C and is additionally offset down, and its front wall is extended upwards by the same distance, thanks to which it covers the front panel of the uninterruptible power supply 10 located above this drawer and reaches the level of the bottom part of the drawer 3.

Even lower, drawer 5 can be installed, designed, like drawer 4, for placing information carriers, stationery, etc. This drawer can be installed on ordinary furniture guides. 70 The front wall of the C drawer has windows that provide access to the control elements of the system unit.

It should be noted that in the version of the utility model, the case may not have a back wall. The need for a back wall disappears if the furniture is placed close to the wall of the room. The function of the ventilation well in this case will be performed by the gap that will inevitably exist between the drawers and the wall of the room. In this version, the power outlet and, if necessary, the lace outlet can /5 be located on the wall behind the case, which will completely eliminate the presence of any cables on the floor.

In another embodiment (not shown in the drawings), one more drawer or a folding shelf for placing the keyboard can be installed above the drawer with the system unit. Drawers can also have locks.

During the operation of the furniture product, the system unit 9, as already mentioned, is placed in the upper drawer 3. Under the system unit, an uninterruptible power supply 10 is installed, which is suspended on a holder 11 connected to the drawer 3. Due to the fact that drawers C and 4 installed on telescopic guides, it is possible to extend these drawers completely until access to the rear panels of the system unit 9 and the uninterruptible power supply 10 is necessary. The use of ordinary furniture guides does not provide such an opportunity.

Access to the front panel of the uninterruptible power supply 10 is provided without extending the drawer 3.

To do this, it is enough to push out drawer 4, the front wall of which is elongated to the mountain, which will open access to the mentioned panel.

Cooling of ARM elements is carried out thanks to the ventilation well 7. or, in the absence of the back wall of the case, thanks to the gap between these elements and the wall of the room. Thus, the proposed furniture product for placing ARMU elements allows you to compactly and conveniently place the components of the personal computer in a closed space, protected from dust and unauthorized interference, to avoid the presence of cables laid out on the floor, and therefore to facilitate and improve the quality of cleaning the room. which is fundamentally important, in particular - in medical institutions. (22)

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Claims (2)

The formula of the invention -- 1. A piece of furniture in the form of a cabinet containing a box body formed by a top panel and at least side walls, as well as a set of drawers mounted in the body on guides one above the other, "which is characterized by the fact that at least two adjacent drawers are mounted on telescopic guides, a hole for the passage of cables is provided in the case with c, the lower of the two drawers installed on telescopic guides is shifted downwards, and its front wall is extended by the same distance upwards, to the level of the bottom part of the upper :c" drawer. 2. The furniture product according to claim 1, which is characterized by the fact that the case contains a back wall, between which and the drawers there is a gap that forms a ventilation well. - se) (22) o 50 sl s 60 b5