Keel frame with cable guide structure

Abstract

The utility model discloses a keel frame with cable guide structure, including roof beam (1) and ground beam (2), and the even multiple support column (3) of being equipped with between roof beam (1) and ground beam (2), the upper and lower end of support column (3) is equipped with the round hole (4) for the cable, the lower surface of roof beam (1) and the upper surface of ground beam (2) are equipped with multiple wire buckle (5) for fixing cable, the side of support column (3) is equipped with guide rail (6), and the wire arrangement assembly (7) of being positioned to different positions along guide rail (6) is equipped on guide rail (6). The utility model discloses the wire arrangement assembly on the guide rail to the cable's guiding and fixed effect, realizes the flexible arrangement of cable, promotes the adaptability under the cable arrangement scene, satisfies the demand of dynamic wiring.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of building keel frame technology, and in particular to a keel frame with a cable guiding structure. Background Technology

[0002] In existing interior decoration technologies, cables need to be laid on a light steel keel frame according to design or user needs. For example, Chinese utility model patent CN218161666U discloses a light steel keel installation structure for water and electricity pipelines, including multiple keels, water pipes, and conduits. The multiple keels are divided into longitudinal groups and transverse groups. The multiple keels in the longitudinal group are arranged at intervals along the vertical direction and fixed to the wall. The other long side of the two side plates of each keel abuts against the wall, and the gap between two adjacent keels forms a longitudinal channel. The keels in the transverse group are arranged at intervals along the horizontal direction. The other long side of the two side plates of each keel in the transverse group abuts against the flat plate of the multiple keels in the longitudinal group. The gap between two adjacent keels in the transverse group forms a transverse channel. However, this type of cable fixing method has some shortcomings: when fixing cable lines, it is difficult to match complex wiring scenarios, such as keel structures, and the fixing position of the fixing may not be able to flexibly adapt to the bending radius and spacing requirements of different cables; secondly, the installation position of the fixing needs to be accurately planned before construction. If the measurement error in the early stage causes the fixing position to deviate, it may affect the overall flatness and aesthetics of the cable, and even cause abnormal stress on the cable. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a cable guide frame. This invention achieves flexible cable arrangement by guiding and fixing cables through cable management components on the guide rail, improving adaptability to various cable arrangement scenarios and meeting the needs of dynamic cabling.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: A keel frame with a cable guiding structure includes a top beam and a ground beam, and multiple support columns are evenly arranged between the top beam and the ground beam; the upper and lower ends of the support columns are provided with round holes for cables to pass through, and the lower surface of the top beam and the upper surface of the ground beam are provided with multiple cable clips for fixing cables; the side of the support column is provided with a guide rail, and the guide rail is provided with a cable management component that can move along the guide rail and connect the cables.

[0005] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, the cable buckle includes a buckle ring that fits tightly against the cable, and the buckle ring has fixing plates on both sides. The fixing plates are connected to the lower surface of the top beam or the upper surface of the ground beam by screws.

[0006] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, the cable management component includes a cable management base that fits into the guide rail, a first half-groove inside the cable management base, a detachable cable management base on the cable management base, and a second half-groove inside the ideal upper base. The first half-groove and the second half-groove together form a circular groove for fixing the cable.

[0007] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, a right-angle piece is provided on the side of the support column and at the end that is close to the guide rail.

[0008] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, the cable guide seat has side bodies on both sides, with rectangular grooves inside the side bodies, and a notch at the end of the side body that communicates with the rectangular groove; the lower end of the cable guide seat has a retainer that extends into the rectangular groove and fits into the notch; the cable guide seat can be moved and positioned to different positions along the guide rail.

[0009] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, the upper end of the cable management seat is provided with an arc-shaped piece for easy gripping.

[0010] In the aforementioned keel frame with cable guiding structure, the side of the cable guide seat has a fixing screw, and the side of the guide rail has a positioning hole that cooperates with the fixing screw.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages:

[0012] 1. In this utility model, the upper and lower ends of the support column are evenly provided with round holes for cables to pass through. Depending on the complexity of the actual keel structure, or the bending radius and spacing requirements of different cables, the cable management component can move and slide freely along the guide rail. After the position is determined, the cable management component is fixed in a suitable position on the guide rail, and then the cable is installed in the cable management component, so as to realize the flexible arrangement of cables, improve the adaptability of cable arrangement scenarios, and meet the needs of dynamic wiring.

[0013] 2. Furthermore, the cable management bracket and the cable management bracket can be quickly installed and disassembled through the cooperation of the clips and rectangular grooves and notches, which can significantly improve construction efficiency when multiple cables are laid simultaneously. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 This is a diagram of a knot;

[0016] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the guide rail;

[0017] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the cable management assembly.

[0018] The markings in the attached diagram are as follows: 1-Top beam, 2-Ground beam, 3-Support column, 4-Round hole, 5-Cable clip, 6-Guide rail, 7-Cable management assembly, 8-Clip ring, 9-Fixing plate, 10-Cable management line seat, 11-First half-groove, 12-Cable management line seat, 13-Second half-groove, 14-Round groove, 15-Right angle piece, 16-Side body, 17-Rectangular groove, 18-Notch, 19-Clamping support, 20-Arc piece, 21-Fixing screw, 22-Positioning hole. Detailed Implementation

[0019] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments, but this should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

[0020] Example: A keel frame with a cable guiding structure, including a top beam 1 and a ground beam 2, as shown in the attached figure. Figure 1 As shown, multiple support columns 3 are evenly installed between the top beam 1 and the ground beam 2; each support column 3 has a round hole 4 at its upper and lower ends for cables to pass through, and multiple cable clips 5 for fixing cables are installed on the lower surface of the top beam 1 and the upper surface of the ground beam 2, as shown in the attached diagram. Figure 2 As shown, when wiring the top beam and ground beam, the cable can pass through the round hole. Cable clips are used to secure the cables on the top beam and ground beam. The cable clip 5 includes a clip ring 8 that fits snugly against the cable. The clip ring 8 has fixing pieces 9 on both sides. The fixing pieces 9 are connected to the lower surface of the top beam 1 or the upper surface of the ground beam 2 by screws. The cable is secured by the clip ring. The overall structure of the cable clip is simple and easy to install. A guide rail 6 is installed on the side of the support column 3, as shown in the attached diagram. Figure 3 As shown, multiple fixing holes are evenly distributed on the guide rail. Fixing screws can be inserted into the fixing holes. The fixing screws are connected to the side of the support column to fix the guide rail. The upper end of the fixing hole has a countersunk groove. The end of the fixing screw can be set in the countersunk groove. The end of the fixing screw will not protrude from the guide rail. A cable management assembly 7 is installed on the guide rail 6 and can be moved and positioned to different positions along the guide rail 6.

[0021] The cable management component 7 includes a cable management seat 10 that fits into the guide rail 6, as shown in the attached figure. Figure 4As shown, the guide rail has a T-shaped structure, and the lower end of the cable guide seat has a T-shaped groove that matches the T-shaped structure. The cable guide seat 10 has a first half-groove 11, and a detachable cable guide seat 12 is installed on the cable guide seat 10. The upper seat has a second half-groove 13. The first half-groove 11 and the second half-groove 13 are combined to form a circular groove 14 for fixing the cable. A right-angle piece 15 is installed on the side of the support column 3 and close to the end of the guide rail 6. When the cable guide seat moves on the guide rail, in order to prevent the cable guide seat from sliding off the guide rail, a right-angle piece is provided at the end of the guide rail. The plate of the right-angle piece is in close contact with the end of the guide rail to block the sliding outlet of the guide rail. The cable management seat 10 has side bodies 16 on both sides, with rectangular grooves 17 inside each side body 16, and recesses 18 at the ends of the side bodies 16 communicating with the rectangular grooves 17; the lower end of the cable management seat 12 is provided with a retainer 19 that extends into the rectangular grooves 17 and fits into the recesses 18; the cable management seat 10 can be moved and positioned to different positions along the guide rail 6, and the side of the cable management seat 10 has fixing screws 21, while the side of the guide rail 6 has positioning holes 22 that mate with the fixing screws 21. First, the cable management seat... Move the cable management unit to the appropriate position on the guide rail, rotate the fixing screw 21, and insert one end of the fixing screw into the positioning hole 22 to position the cable management unit. Place the cable into the first half-groove, and then fasten the cable management unit onto the cable management unit. After the clip extends into the rectangular groove, the clip fits into the notch, and the cable management unit and the cable are in close contact, thus fixing the cable. The upper end of the cable management unit 12 is provided with an arc-shaped piece 20 for easy gripping, which facilitates the removal of the cable management unit during cable arrangement and improves the ease of assembly and disassembly of the cable management assembly. During building use, if it is necessary to add equipment, adjust the cable routing, or change the cable specifications, the sliding cable management assembly can easily meet the dynamic wiring needs without disassembling a large number of fixing parts or damaging the original structure. Simply slide the cable management assembly to rearrange the cables. For example, if a cable passes through a circular hole at the top of a support column and then needs to be routed along an adjacent support column, the cable may need to bend. If a fixing device is used, its position cannot be flexibly adjusted, making cable installation cumbersome. A cable management assembly, however, can be moved along a guide rail to any position. Once the position is determined, the cable is simply inserted into the assembly. This significantly improves construction efficiency when multiple cables are being routed simultaneously. Furthermore, the guide rail design allows for smooth and unobstructed sliding of the cable management assembly, further simplifying the wiring process and shortening the construction cycle.

[0022] The working principle of this utility model is as follows: Cables can be threaded through the round holes 4 at the upper and lower ends of the support column 3. In the top beam 1 and the ground beam 2, the cable clips 5 serve to fix the cables. The clips 8 of the cable clips 5 are tightly attached to the cables, thus firmly fixing them to the top beam 1 and the ground beam 2, ensuring a stable cable layout in the horizontal direction. The cable guide seat 10 fits into the guide rail 6, and its lower T-slot aligns with the T-shaped groove of the guide rail 6. The structure is designed to allow the cable guide seat 10 to slide freely along the guide rail 6. When the cable arrangement needs to be adjusted, the construction personnel can move the cable guide seat 10 to a suitable position and then rotate the fixing screw 21 on the side of the cable guide seat 10 so that one end of the fixing screw 21 passes through the positioning hole 22 on the side of the guide rail 6, thereby positioning the cable guide seat 10. When fixing the cable, first place the cable in the first half groove 11 of the cable guide seat 10, and then fasten the cable guide seat 12 on the cable guide seat 10. The clip 19 at the lower end of the cable guide seat 12 extends into the rectangular groove 17 of the side body 16 of the cable guide seat 10 and fits with the notch 18. At this time, the first half groove 11 and the second half groove 13 are combined to form a circular groove 14, which tightly fixes the cable.

Claims

1. A keel frame with a cable guiding structure, comprising a top beam (1) and a ground beam (2), wherein multiple support columns (3) are evenly arranged between the top beam (1) and the ground beam (2); characterized in that: The upper and lower ends of the support column (3) are provided with round holes (4) for cables to pass through. The lower surface of the top beam (1) and the upper surface of the ground beam (2) are provided with multiple cable clips (5) for fixing cables. The side of the support column (3) is provided with a guide rail (6), and the guide rail (6) is provided with a cable management component (7) that can move along the guide rail (6) and connect the cable.

2. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cable buckle (5) includes a buckle (8) that fits tightly against the cable. The buckle (8) has fixing pieces (9) on both sides. The fixing pieces (9) are connected to the lower surface of the top beam (1) or the upper surface of the ground beam (2) by screws.

3. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cable management assembly (7) includes a cable management base (10) that fits into the guide rail (6). The cable management base (10) has a first half-groove (11) inside, a detachable cable management base (12) on the cable management base (10), and a second half-groove (13) inside the ideal upper base. The first half-groove (11) and the second half-groove (13) are combined to form a circular groove (14) for fixing the cable.

4. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: A right-angle piece (15) is provided on the side of the support column (3) and at the end that is close to the guide rail (6).

5. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 3, characterized in that: The lower support (10) has side bodies (16) on both sides, and rectangular grooves (17) are provided in the side bodies (16). The end of the side body (16) is provided with a notch (18) that communicates with the rectangular groove (17). The lower end of the lower support (12) is provided with a retainer (19) that extends into the rectangular groove (17) and fits with the notch (18). The lower support (10) can be moved and positioned to different positions along the guide rail (6).

6. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 5, characterized in that: The upper end of the cable holder (12) is provided with an arc-shaped piece (20) for easy gripping.

7. The keel frame with cable guiding structure according to claim 5, characterized in that: The side of the guide rail (10) has a fixing screw (21), and the side of the guide rail (6) has a positioning hole (22) that cooperates with the fixing screw (21).

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