An adaptive corner wire organizer for network wiring

Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of self-adapting corner wire arrangement device for network wiring, belong to corner wire arrangement device technical field, including first buried wire frame, the inside installation of first buried wire frame has installation mechanism, the installation mechanism includes guide slot, connecting soft belt, second buried wire frame, wire fixing clamp, adhering groove and adhesive tape, one end of second buried wire frame is fixedly connected with connecting soft belt.The utility model is through setting connecting soft belt, first buried wire frame and second buried wire frame etc. Component, through the fixed connection between connecting soft belt and first buried wire frame, second buried wire frame, so that connecting soft belt can be driven first buried wire frame and second buried wire frame flexible adjustment relative angle by its bendable characteristic, and then reached the effect that the device can be adapted to different corner wiring requirements by flexible adjustment corner, solved the technical problem that corner wire arrangement device in prior art is fixed angle structure, poor adaptability.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of corner cable management devices, and more particularly to an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling. Background Technology

[0002] During network cabling construction, it is often necessary to turn and arrange cables in corners, cabinet corners, and other locations. At this time, cable organizers are needed to organize and fix the cables to ensure the neatness and safety of the cabling, and to prevent the cables from being pulled or bent at corners, which could lead to unstable signal transmission or cable damage.

[0003] Existing corner cable organizers are mostly fixed-angle structures, which cannot flexibly adjust the corner angle according to actual wiring needs, resulting in poor adaptability. Moreover, the cable fixing methods are mostly binding or clip-on, and the fixing force is difficult to control. If it is too tight, it will easily cause wear on the cable insulation layer, and if it is too loose, it will easily cause the cable to loosen and shift. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention provides a solution that solves the problems mentioned in the background.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: an adaptive corner cable organizer for network cabling, comprising a first cable tray, an installation mechanism installed inside the first cable tray, the installation mechanism comprising a guide groove, a connecting soft band, a second cable tray, a fixing clip, an adhesive groove, and an adhesive strip, one end of the second cable tray being fixedly connected to the connecting soft band, the first cable tray being fixedly connected to the side of the connecting soft band away from the second cable tray, the guide groove being formed on the outer wall of the first cable tray and the second cable tray, the fixing clip being fixedly connected to the inner wall of the first cable tray, the connecting soft band, and the second cable tray, and the adhesive groove being formed at the bottom end of the first cable tray and the second cable tray.

[0006] As a further technical solution of this utility model, an adhesive strip is fixedly connected inside the adhesion groove. The adhesive strip is used to limit the first wire embedding frame and the second wire embedding frame. An extension mechanism is installed inside both the first wire embedding frame and the second wire embedding frame.

[0007] As a further technical solution of this utility model, the extension mechanism includes a movable seat, a guide slider and an extension frame, wherein the movable seat is slidably disposed in the guide groove and the guide slider is fixedly disposed on the outer wall of the movable seat.

[0008] As a further technical solution of this utility model, the movable seat is slidably disposed in the guide groove by a guide slider, the extension frame is fixedly disposed on the inner wall of the movable seat, and the extension frame is slidably disposed in the first buried wire frame and the second buried wire frame through the movable seat.

[0009] As a further technical solution of this utility model, the extension mechanism also includes a connecting plate, a connecting hole and a fixing bolt. The connecting plate is fixedly disposed on the inner wall of the extension frame, and the connecting hole is opened in the connecting plate.

[0010] As a further technical solution of this utility model, the first and second buried wire frames are provided with a covering mechanism inside, the covering mechanism including a magnetic suction hole, the magnetic suction hole being opened at the top of the first and second buried wire frames.

[0011] As a further technical solution of this utility model, the covering mechanism also includes a magnetic suction rod and a dust cover. The magnetic suction rod is inserted into the magnetic suction hole, and the dust cover is fixedly installed on the top of the magnetic suction rod. The dust cover is used to cover the top of the first buried wire frame and the second buried wire frame.

[0012] This utility model provides a solution that has the following advantages compared to the prior art:

[0013] 1. This design provides an adaptive corner cable organizer for network cabling. By setting up components such as a connecting strip, a first cable tray, and a second cable tray, and through the fixed connection between the connecting strip and the first and second cable trays, the connecting strip can flexibly adjust the relative angle of the first and second cable trays due to its bendability. This achieves the effect of adapting to different corner cabling needs by flexibly adjusting the corner, thus solving the technical problem of fixed-angle structure and poor adaptability of existing corner cable organizers.

[0014] 2. This design provides an adaptive corner cable organizer for network cabling. By incorporating components such as cable clamps, adhesive grooves, and adhesive strips, and through the fixing relationships between the cable clamps and the inner walls of the first cable tray, connecting soft strap, and second cable tray, as well as the fixing relationships between the adhesive strips and the adhesive grooves, the cable clamps can stably fix the cables through clamping action. The adhesive strips can ensure the overall installation stability of the cable organizer by adhering to the mounting surface. Thus, this device can protect the cables through a gentle yet stable fixing method, preventing wear or loosening of the cable insulation layer. This solves the technical problems in existing technologies where it is difficult to control the cable fixing force, which can easily cause cable damage or loosening. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the split front view of an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling.

[0016] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the overall top and side view structure of an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling;

[0017] Figure 3A schematic diagram of the combined structure of a movable base and extension frame for an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a top view of an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling.

[0019] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the left-side structure of an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling.

[0020] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the first cable tray and connecting flexible tape combination structure of an adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling.

[0021] In the diagram: 1. First cable tray; 101. Guide groove; 1011. Connecting soft strap; 1012. Second cable tray; 1013. Cable clamp; 1014. Adhesive groove; 1015. Adhesive strip; 2. Movable seat; 201. Guide slider; 2011. Extension frame; 2012. Connecting plate; 2013. Connecting hole; 2014. Fixing bolt; 3. Magnetic suction hole; 301. Magnetic suction rod; 3011. Dustproof cover. Detailed Implementation

[0022] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all 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 protection scope of the present utility model.

[0023] Please see Figures 1-6This utility model provides a technical solution: an adaptive corner cable organizer for network cabling, including a first cable tray 1. An installation mechanism is installed inside the first cable tray 1. The installation mechanism includes a guide groove 101, a connecting soft strap 1011, a second cable tray 1012, a cable clamp 1013, an adhesive groove 1014, and an adhesive strip 1015. One end of the second cable tray 1012 is fixedly connected to the connecting soft strap 1011. The side of the connecting soft strap 1011 away from the second cable tray 1012 is fixedly connected to the first cable tray 1. The guide groove 101 is formed on the outer walls of both the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. The cable clamp 1013 is used to fix the cable tray 1. The cable is attached to the inner wall of the first cable tray 1, the connecting soft strap 1011, and the second cable tray 1012. The adhesion groove 1014 is opened at the bottom end of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. The first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 are connected by the connecting soft strap 1011. The guide groove 101 is opened on the outer wall of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. The cable clamp 1013 is fixed on the inner wall of the first cable tray 1, the connecting soft strap 1011, and the second cable tray 1012. The adhesion groove 1014 is opened at the bottom end of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. This realizes the initial installation and fixation of the cable at the corner, laying the foundation for subsequent wiring arrangement.

[0024] like Figure 2 As shown, an adhesive strip 1015 is fixedly connected inside the adhesive groove 1014. The adhesive strip 1015 is used to limit the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. Both the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 are equipped with extension mechanisms. The adhesive strip 1015 is fixed inside the adhesive groove 1014 to limit the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 and prevent them from shifting. At the same time, the extension mechanism installed inside the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 not only improves the stability of the cable organizer after installation, but also provides structural support for adjusting the cable length according to the wiring requirements.

[0025] like Figure 3 As shown, the extension mechanism includes a movable seat 2, a guide slider 201, and an extension frame 2011. The movable seat 2 is slidably disposed in the guide groove 101, and the guide slider 201 is fixedly disposed on the outer wall of the movable seat 2. The movable seat 2 is slidably disposed in the guide groove 101, and the guide slider 201 is fixed on the outer wall of the movable seat 2. Through the cooperation between the guide slider 201 and the guide groove 101, precise guidance is provided for the subsequent movement of the extension frame 2011, and support is provided for the stable sliding of the movable seat 2, ensuring the normal operation of the extension mechanism.

[0026] like Figure 5As shown, the movable base 2 is slidably disposed in the guide groove 101 via the guide slider 201, and the extension frame 2011 is fixedly disposed in the inner wall of the movable base 2. The extension frame 2011 is slidably disposed in the first buried wire frame 1 and the second buried wire frame 1012 via the movable base 2, allowing the movable base 2 to slide in the guide groove 101 via the guide slider 201, and fixing the extension frame 2011 in the inner wall of the movable base 2. This allows the extension frame 2011 to slide in the first buried wire frame 1 and the second buried wire frame 1012 via the movable base 2, and the effective wire management length of the cable organizer can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual wiring length requirements, thereby improving adaptability.

[0027] like Figure 1 As shown, the extension mechanism also includes a connecting plate 2012, a connecting hole 2013, and a fixing bolt 2014. The connecting plate 2012 is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the extension frame 2011, and the connecting hole 2013 is opened in the connecting plate 2012. The connecting plate 2012 is fixed to the inner wall of the extension frame 2011. The connecting hole 2013 in the connecting plate 2012 provides a connection structure for subsequently limiting the position of the extension frame 2011 by fixing components, ensuring that the extension mechanism can be stably fixed after the length is adjusted, and ensuring the cable management effect.

[0028] like Figure 6 As shown, the fixing bolt 2014 is rotatably set in the connecting hole 2013. The fixing bolt 2014 is used to limit the position of the extension frame 2011. When the extension frame 2011 is adjusted to a suitable length, the fixing bolt 2014 and the connecting hole 2013 can restrict the position of the extension frame 2011, prevent it from sliding during use, and ensure the stability of the cable organizer length.

[0029] like Figure 3 As shown, the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 are provided with a covering mechanism inside. The covering mechanism includes a magnetic hole 3, which is opened at the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. The magnetic hole 3 at the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 provides an installation interface for the covering mechanism composed of the magnetic rod 301 and the dust cover 3011, so that the covering mechanism can be accurately installed on the cable organizer, preparing for subsequent dust protection.

[0030] like Figure 2As shown, the covering mechanism also includes a magnetic suction rod 301 and a dust cover 3011. The magnetic suction rod 301 is inserted into the magnetic suction hole 3, and the dust cover 3011 is fixedly installed on the top of the magnetic suction rod 301. The dust cover 3011 is used to cover the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. By inserting the magnetic suction rod 301 into the magnetic suction hole 3 and fixing the dust cover 3011 on the top of the magnetic suction rod 301, the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 can be covered by the dust cover 3011, preventing dust from entering the inside of the cable organizer and contaminating the cables. At the same time, it protects the cables from the influence of the external environment and extends the service life of the cables.

[0031] The working principle of this utility model is as follows: When in use, first determine the installation position required for network cabling, such as the corner of the wall or the corner of the cabinet. Align the adhesive grooves 1014 at the bottom of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 with the installation surface. Use the adhesive strips 1015 fixed inside the adhesive grooves 1014 to tightly adhere to the installation surface. The adhesive force of the adhesive strips 1015 is used to initially fix the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012, ensuring that the cable organizer will not shift position during subsequent cable arrangement and angle adjustment, thus laying a stable installation foundation for the entire cable arrangement process.

[0032] Since the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 are fixedly connected by the connecting soft strip 1011, and the connecting soft strip 1011 has a flexible bending structure, when encountering corner wiring requirements at different angles, a moderate external force can be applied directly to the first cable tray 1 or the second cable tray 1012, causing the connecting soft strip 1011 to bend and deform at the corresponding angle as the external force is applied, thereby driving the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 to rotate relative to each other around the bending point of the connecting soft strip 1011 until the angle of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012 is completely matched with the actual corner wiring angle, so as to meet the diverse corner wiring angle requirements in different scenarios;

[0033] After adjusting the angle of the cable organizer and fixing the overall installation, place the network cables to be organized segment by segment into the internal space formed by the first cable tray 1, the connecting soft strap 1011, and the second cable tray 1012. During the placement process, the arrangement order of the cables can be adjusted according to the number and thickness of the cables to ensure that the cables are distributed in an orderly manner and do not tangle with each other in the internal space. Then, use the cable clamps 1013 fixed to the inner walls of the first cable tray 1, the connecting soft strap 1011, and the second cable tray 1012 to clamp and fix the placed cables. The cable clamps 1013 form a stable constraint on the cables through their own clamping structure, preventing the cables from shifting or loosening due to external force pulling, equipment vibration, or other factors during subsequent use, and ensuring that the cables always remain in a neat state at the corners.

[0034] After the cables are stored and secured, take the appropriate dust cover 3011 and align the magnetic suction rod 301 fixed at its bottom with the magnetic suction hole 3 at the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012. Slowly insert the magnetic suction rod 301 into the magnetic suction hole 3. Through the magnetic attraction between the magnetic suction rod 301 and the magnetic suction hole 3, the dust cover 3011 stably covers the top of the first cable tray 1 and the second cable tray 1012, thereby forming a closed protective space inside the cable organizer. This prevents dust and impurities from the external environment from entering the cable organizer and adhering to the cable surface. At the same time, it prevents water stains, small particles and other foreign objects from damaging the cables, ensuring the normal service life of the cables and the stability of network signal transmission.

[0035] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of this utility model. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make various improvements and modifications without departing from the principles of this utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the scope of protection of this utility model. Structures, devices, and operating methods not specifically described or explained in this utility model are implemented according to conventional methods in the art, unless otherwise specified or limited.

Claims

1. An adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling, comprising a first cable tray (1), wherein an installation mechanism is installed inside the first cable tray (1), characterized in that, The installation mechanism includes a guide groove (101), a connecting soft band (1011), a second wire embedding frame (1012), a wire fixing clamp (1013), an adhesive groove (1014), and an adhesive strip (1015). One end of the second wire embedding frame (1012) is fixedly connected to the connecting soft band (1011). The side of the connecting soft band (1011) away from the second wire embedding frame (1012) is fixedly connected to the first wire embedding frame (1). The guide groove (101) is opened on the outer wall of the first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012). The wire fixing clamp (1013) is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the first wire embedding frame (1), the connecting soft band (1011), and the second wire embedding frame (1012). The adhesive groove (1014) is opened at the bottom end of the first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012).

2. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 1, characterized in that, An adhesive strip (1015) is fixedly connected inside the adhesion groove (1014). The adhesive strip (1015) is used to limit the first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012). An extension mechanism is installed inside both the first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012).

3. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 2, characterized in that, The extension mechanism includes a movable seat (2), a guide slider (201) and an extension frame (2011). The movable seat (2) is slidably disposed in the guide groove (101), and the guide slider (201) is fixedly disposed on the outer wall of the movable seat (2).

4. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 3, characterized in that, The movable seat (2) is slidably disposed in the guide groove (101) via the guide slider (201), and the extension frame (2011) is fixedly disposed on the inner wall of the movable seat (2). The extension frame (2011) is slidably disposed in the first buried wire frame (1) and the second buried wire frame (1012) via the movable seat (2).

5. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 3, characterized in that, The extension mechanism also includes a connecting plate (2012), a connecting hole (2013), and a fixing bolt (2014). The connecting plate (2012) is fixedly disposed on the inner wall of the extension frame (2011), and the connecting hole (2013) is opened in the connecting plate (2012).

6. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 5, characterized in that, The fixing bolt (2014) is rotatably disposed in the connecting hole (2013), and the fixing bolt (2014) is used to limit the position of the extension frame (2011).

7. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012) are provided with a covering mechanism. The covering mechanism includes a magnetic suction hole (3) which is opened at the top of the first wire embedding frame (1) and the second wire embedding frame (1012).

8. The adaptive corner cable management device for network cabling according to claim 7, characterized in that, The covering mechanism also includes a magnetic suction rod (301) and a dust cover (3011). The magnetic suction rod (301) is inserted into the magnetic suction hole (3). The dust cover (3011) is fixedly installed at the top of the magnetic suction rod (301). The dust cover (3011) is used to cover the top of the first buried wire frame (1) and the second buried wire frame (1012).

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