Cable connector

Abstract

The cable cobel (1) is a hemisphere that can accommodate cables (5) optimally and in large volume.

Description

[0001] The cable cone (1) is a hemisphere suitable for accommodating cables of various types.

[0002] Normally, for example on the desk, the cables of the electrical devices used are lying haphazardly on the table.

[0003] The hemisphere of the cable cone (1) is able to accommodate the cables (5) and guide them through the cable passage (3) to the corresponding connection point.

[0004] This can be done with cables of different thicknesses (5).

[0005] The cables (5) are fixed and organized inside the cable housing (1) by the cable holder (4). Nevertheless, the cables (5) can be lengthened and shortened to a certain extent.

[0006] A second cable housing (1) can be mounted opposite the first, so that the volume can be doubled.

[0007] The cable conduit (1) is sealed by the base plate (2) and prevents the cables (5) from escaping to the outside.

[0008] On the base plate (2) there is a holder on which the entire cable bundle (1) can be suspended.

[0009] It is therefore a closed, ordering, yet flexible system.

Claims

[1] The cable stub (1) is a hemisphere which can optimally accommodate cables (5) in a large volume. [2] The cable glands (3) can be installed around the entire circumference of the cable conduit (1) so that cables can be routed in and out in all directions. [3] There is a cable holder (4) in the cable stub (1) which is able to fix the cables (5) in such a way that they are neatly held in the cable stub (1), but can still be moved flexibly. [4] A second cable can be mounted to the cable housing (1) to simply double the volume. [5] The cable duct (1) can be closed by a base plate (2). [6] The cable bundle (1) can be suspended wherever it is needed by means of a retaining ring located on the base plate.

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