Optical fiber hole feeding structure of domestic optical fiber wiring box

Abstract

The invention discloses an optical fiber hole feeding structure of a domestic optical fiber wiring box. The domestic optical fiber wiring box includes a wiring box body and a box cover arranged on thewiring box body; multiple via holes to be penetrated by optical fibers are formed in the side face of the wiring box body, each via hole is provided with a hole cover group, each hole cover group comprises a first rotating shaft, a first hole cover and a second hole cover, each first rotating shaft is arranged on the portion, close to the corresponding via hole, of the outer wall of the wiring box body, and the first rotating shafts are arranged on the lateral brims of the first hole covers and second hole covers respectively. In this way, by arranging the hole covers which can close or openthe via holes on the via holes of the optical fiber wiring box body, when the via holes are not in use, the hole covers can be automatically put down by reset springs to close the via holes, and dust,insects or mice and the like can be prevented from entering the optical fiber wiring box and causing damage.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wiring box, in particular to an optical fiber entry hole structure of a household optical fiber wiring box. Background technique [0002] The inside of the traditional household fiber-to-the-home information wiring box is a bare cavity, which is used to place routers, modems and other equipment. When multiple routers or modems are placed, because there is no designated location, they will be placed in a disorderly manner and cannot be well placed. Cavities for placement are allocated, and after optical fibers are inserted into devices such as routers, they will also cross vertically and horizontally, appearing disorganized. [0003] In addition, there will be multiple knockout holes on the side of the wiring box for the optical fiber to pass through. When a certain knockout hole is needed, the baffle in the knockout hole needs to be knocked off to use it. However, when the knockout hole is no longer needed, If the original b...

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[0002] The inside of the traditional household fiber-to-the-home information wiring box is a bare cavity, which is used to place routers, modems and other equipment. When multiple routers or modems are placed, because there is no designated location, they will be placed in a disorderly manner and cannot be well placed. Cavities for placement are allocated, and after optical fibers are inserted into routers and other equipment, they will also cross vertically and horizontally, appearing disorganized

[0003] In addition, there will be multiple knockout holes on the side of the wiring box for the optical fiber to pass through. When a certain knockout hole is needed, the baffle in the knockout hole needs to be knocked off to use it. However, when the knockout hole is no longer needed, If the original baffle cannot be installed back, the knockout hole will always be open, and it is easy for dust, insects or mice to enter, causing damage to the inside of the integrated wiring box

[0004] In addition, when the wiring box is in normal use, the box cover will be closed, and the antenna of the router placed in the wiring box will be closed in the wiring box, which will greatly affect the signal of the router.

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