Pedal-adjustable electrician climbing climber

Abstract

The electrician climbing climber comprises a foot binding belt and a pedal, the foot binding belt is connected to one side of the upper end of the pedal, clamping grooves are formed in one end of the foot binding belt at equal intervals, a receding groove corresponding to the foot binding belt is formed in the other side of the upper end of the pedal, an adjusting bin is arranged at one end of the interior of the pedal, and the foot binding belt is connected with the adjusting bin. A pull rod is arranged in the adjusting bin, a pull block and a clamping block are fixed to the two ends of the pull rod correspondingly, the clamping block is connected with the clamping groove in a clamped mode, a spring is connected between one end of the clamping block and one end of the inner wall of the adjusting bin, and a sliding groove is formed in the other end of the interior of the pedal and is in sliding connection with the pull block; anti-skid protruding points are arranged at the upper end of the pedal at equal intervals, a second screw rod is fixed to one side of the rear end of the arc-shaped buckle rod, and the interior of a second threaded ring is in threaded fit with the second screw rod. The arc-shaped buckle rod is good in applicability, and the arc-shaped buckle rod is easy to adjust and replace.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of electrician's foot strap technology, specifically an adjustable pedal electrician's climbing foot strap. Background Technology

[0002] A foot catch is a curved tool that is attached to a shoe for climbing utility poles. It uses leverage and the weight of the user to fasten the other side to the pole, generating significant friction and making it easier to climb. When the user lifts their foot, the weight on the foot catch decreases, and the catch automatically loosens. It is convenient and quick to use, making it an ideal tool for electricians to climb cement or wooden poles of various sizes.

[0003] Existing electrician climbing foot catches have some drawbacks: First, they are not convenient to lock the feet according to the electrician's instep height and foot length, resulting in poor applicability and lack of stability; second, the curved catch rods are not easy to adjust and replace, which is labor-intensive. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide an adjustable footrest for electricians to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: an adjustable foot strap for electricians, comprising a foot strap and a foot pedal. The foot strap is connected to one side of the upper end of the foot pedal. One end of the foot strap has a slot at equal intervals. The other side of the upper end of the foot pedal has a clearance groove corresponding to the foot strap. One end of the foot pedal has an adjustment chamber, and the adjustment chamber has a pull rod inside. The two ends of the pull rod are respectively fixed with a pull block and a locking block, and the locking block engages with the slot. One end of the locking block is connected to one end of the inner wall of the adjustment chamber with a spring. The other end of the foot pedal has a sliding groove, and the sliding groove is slidably connected to the pull block. The upper end of the foot pedal has anti-slip protrusions at equal intervals. The electrician can place his foot on the upper end of the foot pedal, pull the pull block to the left, causing the locking block to move to the left to make room for the foot strap, then insert the foot strap and pass it through the clearance groove, then release the pull block, the locking block returns to its original position, and passes through the corresponding slot to position the foot strap.

[0006] Preferably, a positioning seat is fixed to one side of the foot pedal, and a stop block is hinged to one side of the positioning seat. An anti-slip pad is provided on the side wall of the stop block. When the electrician climbs the utility pole, the stop block can fit against the side wall of the utility pole, and the anti-slip pad can increase the friction between the stop block and the wall of the utility pole.

[0007] Preferably, the front end of the positioning seat is provided with an arc-shaped buckle, and the rear wall of the arc-shaped buckle is provided with an anti-slip plate. The arc-shaped buckle can fit against the rear wall of the utility pole, and the anti-slip plate can increase the friction between the arc-shaped buckle and the wall of the utility pole.

[0008] Preferably, a screw rod two is fixed to one side of the rear end of the arc-shaped buckle, and a threaded ring two is provided at the rear end of the positioning seat. The threaded ring two is threadedly engaged with the screw rod two. As needed, the screw rod two can be pulled out in the positioning seat, and the threaded ring two can be screwed onto the screw rod two to lock the extended length of the arc-shaped buckle rod.

[0009] Preferably, a heel guard is provided at the rear of the upper end of the foot pedal, and anti-slip strips are provided at equal intervals at the front end of the heel guard. The heel guard can support the electrician's heel, and the anti-slip strips can increase the friction between the heel and the heel guard.

[0010] Preferably, a connecting rod is fixed to the rear end of the heel guard plate, and a screw is fixed to both sides of the front end of the connecting rod.

[0011] Preferably, the lower end of the foot pedal is fixed with a base, and the front part of the base is provided with a threaded ring, and the inside of the threaded ring is threaded with a screw rod. According to the length of the electrician's foot, the screw rod can be pulled out in the base, and the threaded ring can be screwed onto the screw rod to lock the length of the heel guard plate.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of this utility model are: good applicability and easy adjustment and replacement of the arc-shaped buckle;

[0013] (1) The electrician can place his foot on the upper end of the foot pedal, pull the pull block to the left, drive the pull rod to the left, compress the spring, and then drive the locking block to the left to make room for the foot strap. Then insert the foot strap and pass it through the clearance groove. Then release the pull block. Under the push of the spring, the locking block resets and passes through the corresponding locking groove to position the foot strap. The foot strap is equipped with anti-slip protrusions, which are convenient to lock according to the electrician's foot size. Then, according to the electrician's foot length, the screw rod can be pulled out in the base and the threaded ring can be screwed on the screw rod to lock the length of the heel guard plate. The heel guard plate can support the electrician's heel, and the anti-slip strip can increase the friction between the heel and the heel guard plate. It has good applicability.

[0014] (2) As needed, the second screw can be pulled out in the positioning seat, and the second threaded ring can be screwed onto the second screw to lock the length of the arc-shaped buckle. The arc-shaped buckle can fit against the back wall of the utility pole. The anti-slip plate can increase the friction between the arc-shaped buckle and the wall of the utility pole, making it easy to adjust and replace the arc-shaped buckle. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the front cross-sectional structure of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the rear cross-sectional structure of this utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the rear view structure of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the heel guard and the main structure of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 5 This is a top view schematic diagram of the arc-shaped buckle and connecting screw of this utility model;

[0020] In the diagram: 1. Foot strap; 2. Leaving groove; 3. Foot pedal; 4. Locking block; 5. Locking groove; 6. Adjustment chamber; 7. Pull rod; 8. Base; 9. Screw one; 10. Spring; 11. Pulling block; 12. Threaded ring one; 13. Positioning seat; 14. Abutment block; 15. Arc-shaped buckle rod; 16. Anti-slip pad; 17. Anti-slip protrusions; 18. Anti-slip strip; 19. Heel guard plate; 20. Connecting rod; 21. Slide groove; 22. Threaded ring two; 23. Anti-slip plate; 24. Screw two. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present utility model without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present utility model.

[0022] Please see Figure 1-5 An embodiment of this utility model provides: an adjustable electrician climbing foot buckle, including a foot strap 1 and a foot pedal 3. The foot strap 1 is connected to one side of the upper end of the foot pedal 3. One end of the foot strap 1 is provided with a slot 5 at equal intervals. The other side of the upper end of the foot pedal 3 is provided with a relief groove 2 corresponding to the foot strap 1. One end of the foot pedal 3 is provided with an adjustment chamber 6, and the adjustment chamber 6 is provided with a pull rod 7. The two ends of the pull rod 7 are respectively fixed with a pull block 11 and a locking block 4, and the locking block 4 is engaged with the slot 5. One end of the locking block 4 is connected to one end of the inner wall of the adjustment chamber 6 with a spring 10. The other end of the foot pedal 3 is provided with a sliding groove 21, and the sliding groove 21 is slidably connected with the pull block 11. The upper end of the foot pedal 3 is provided with anti-slip protrusions 17 at equal intervals.

[0023] When in use, the electrician can place his foot on the upper end of the foot pedal 3, pull the pull block 11 to the left, causing the pull rod 7 to move to the left and the spring 10 to compress, which in turn causes the locking block 4 to move to the left to make room for the foot strap 1. Then, the foot strap 1 is inserted and passes through the clearance groove 2. Then, the pull block 11 is released. Under the push of the spring 10, the locking block 4 returns to its original position and passes through the corresponding locking groove 5 to position the foot strap 1. The foot strap 1, together with the anti-slip protrusions 17, is easy to lock according to the electrician's instep size.

[0024] A positioning seat 13 is fixed on one side of the foot pedal 3, and a stop block 14 is hinged to one side of the positioning seat 13. An anti-slip pad 16 is provided on the side wall of the stop block 14.

[0025] When in use, when an electrician climbs the utility pole, the abutment 14 can fit against the side wall of the utility pole, and the anti-slip pad 16 can increase the friction between the abutment 14 and the wall of the utility pole.

[0026] An arc-shaped buckle 15 is provided at the front end of the positioning seat 13, and an anti-slip plate 23 is provided on the rear wall of the arc-shaped buckle 15.

[0027] When in use, the arc-shaped buckle 15 can fit against the back wall of the utility pole, and the anti-slip plate 23 can increase the friction between the arc-shaped buckle 15 and the wall of the utility pole.

[0028] A screw rod 24 is fixed on one side of the rear end of the arc-shaped buckle 15, and a threaded ring 22 is provided at the rear end of the positioning seat 13, and the inside of the threaded ring 22 is threadedly engaged with the screw rod 24.

[0029] When in use, as needed, the screw 24 can be pulled out in the positioning seat 13, and the threaded ring 22 can be screwed onto the screw 24 to lock the length of the arc-shaped buckle 15.

[0030] A heel guard plate 19 is provided at the rear of the upper end of the foot pedal 3, and anti-slip strips 18 are provided at equal intervals at the front end of the heel guard plate 19.

[0031] When in use, the heel guard 19 can support the electrician's heel, and the anti-slip strip 18 can increase the friction between the heel and the heel guard 19.

[0032] A connecting rod 20 is fixed to the rear end of the heel guard plate 19, and screws 9 are fixed to both sides of the front end of the connecting rod 20. A base 8 is fixed to the lower end of the foot pedal 3, and a threaded ring 12 is provided at the front of the base 8, and the inside of the threaded ring 12 is threadedly engaged with the screw 9.

[0033] When in use, depending on the electrician's leg length, the screw 9 can be pulled out of the base 8 and the threaded ring 12 can be screwed onto the screw 9 to lock the length of the extended rear heel guard plate 19.

[0034] In use, according to the embodiments of this application: First, as needed, the screw 24 can be pulled out of the positioning seat 13, and the threaded ring 22 can be screwed onto the screw 24 to lock the length of the arc-shaped buckle 15. The arc-shaped buckle 15 can fit against the back wall of the utility pole. The anti-slip plate 23 can increase the friction between the arc-shaped buckle 15 and the wall of the utility pole. Then, the electrician can place his foot on the upper end of the foot pedal 3, pull the pull block 11 to the left, causing the pull rod 7 to move to the left and the spring 10 to compress, thereby causing the locking block 4 to move to the left to make way for the foot strap 1. Then, the foot strap 1 is inserted and passes through the clearance groove 2. Then, the pull block 11 is released. Under the push of the spring 10, the locking block 4 is reset and passes through the corresponding... The slot 5 can position the foot strap 1. The foot strap 1, together with the anti-slip protrusions 17, can be locked according to the electrician's instep size. Then, according to the electrician's foot length, the screw 9 can be pulled out in the base 8, and the threaded ring 12 can be screwed onto the screw 9 to lock the extension length of the heel guard 19. The heel guard 19 can support the electrician's heel. The anti-slip strip 18 can increase the friction between the heel and the heel guard 19. In addition, when the electrician climbs on the utility pole, the abutment 14 can fit against the side wall of the utility pole, and the anti-slip pad 16 can increase the friction between the abutment 14 and the wall of the utility pole. In summary, this foot buckle has good applicability and is easy to adjust and replace the arc-shaped buckle rod.

Claims

1. An adjustable foot strap for electricians, characterized in that: Includes a foot strap (1) and a foot pedal (3). The foot strap (1) is connected to one side of the upper end of the foot pedal (3). One end of the foot strap (1) is provided with a slot (5) at equal intervals. The other side of the upper end of the foot pedal (3) is provided with a relief slot (2) corresponding to the foot strap (1). One end of the foot pedal (3) is provided with an adjustment chamber (6), and the adjustment chamber (6) is provided with a pull rod (7). The two ends of the pull rod (7) are respectively fixed with a pull block (11) and a locking block (4). The locking block (4) is engaged with the slot (5). One end of the locking block (4) is connected to one end of the inner wall of the adjustment chamber (6) with a spring (10). The other end of the foot pedal (3) is provided with a sliding groove (21), and the sliding groove (21) is slidably connected with the pull block (11). The upper end of the foot pedal (3) is provided with anti-slip protrusions (17) at equal intervals.

2. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 1, characterized in that: A positioning seat (13) is fixed on one side of the foot pedal (3), and a stop block (14) is hinged on one side of the positioning seat (13). An anti-slip pad (16) is provided on the side wall of the stop block (14).

3. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 2, characterized in that: The positioning seat (13) has an arc-shaped buckle (15) at its front end, and an anti-slip plate (23) is provided on the rear wall of the arc-shaped buckle (15).

4. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 3, characterized in that: A screw rod (24) is fixed on one side of the rear end of the arc-shaped buckle (15), and a threaded ring (22) is provided at the rear end of the positioning seat (13), and the inside of the threaded ring (22) is threadedly engaged with the screw rod (24).

5. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 2, characterized in that: The foot pedal (3) is provided with a heel guard plate (19) at the rear of the upper end, and anti-slip strips (18) are provided at equal intervals at the front end of the heel guard plate (19).

6. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 5, characterized in that: The rear end of the heel guard plate (19) is fixed with a connecting rod (20), and both sides of the front end of the connecting rod (20) are fixed with screws (9).

7. The adjustable foot strap for electricians according to claim 5, characterized in that: The foot pedal (3) is fixed to a base (8) at its lower end, and a threaded ring (12) is provided at the front of the base (8), and the inside of the threaded ring (12) is threadedly engaged with the screw (9).

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