Vehicle Battery Fuse Box Mounting With Threaded Cover Connection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing methods for mounting a 12V battery fuse box in vehicles are either space-consuming, expensive, or not robust enough, and are difficult to assemble and service.
Innovation Solution
A method involving a threaded connection between a fuse box and a vehicle battery using a fastening member that cuts thread in the battery cover, allowing for a secure, space-independent, and cost-effective mounting solution applicable to all H-type batteries, without requiring additional tooling or support structures.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If additional brackets or support structures are used to mount the fuse box, then the fuse box can be securely mounted, but the space required around the battery increases and the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting function is merged with the battery cover itself. The cover is designed with integrated mounting holes and threaded inserts that directly provide the mounting capability, eliminating the need for separate brackets or support structures. This combines the protective cover function with the mounting function into a single integrated component.
Solution Approach 2:
The battery cover serves multiple functions: it protects the battery interior, provides structural support, and enables mounting of the fuse box through integrated threaded holes. This multi-functional design eliminates the need for additional dedicated mounting components.
2Reliability
If additional brackets or support structures are used to mount the fuse box, then the fuse box can be securely mounted, but the device complexity and cost increase
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting function is merged with the battery cover itself. The cover is designed with integrated mounting holes and threaded inserts that directly provide the mounting capability, eliminating the need for separate brackets or support structures. This combines the protective cover function with the mounting function into a single integrated component.
Solution Approach 2:
The mounting capability is extracted directly into the battery cover design. Instead of adding external mounting components, the threaded holes and mounting features are built into the cover itself, removing the need for separate mounting hardware.
3Ease of manufacture
If the fuse box is mounted on the battery pole, then the mounting is simplified, but mechanical stress is introduced to the pole
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting function is extracted from the battery pole and transferred to the battery cover. The cover is designed with dedicated mounting holes and threaded inserts that provide the mounting capability, removing the mechanical loading from the battery pole and its terminals.
Solution Approach 2:
The mounting function is separated from the battery pole structure and assigned to the battery cover. This segmentation allows the pole to maintain its primary electrical function without mechanical stress, while the cover handles the mounting function through its integrated threaded holes.
4Reliability
If conventional mounting methods are used, then the fuse box can be mounted, but the assembly and service difficulty increases
Solution Approach 1:
The mounting function is merged with the battery cover itself. The cover is designed with integrated mounting holes and threaded inserts that directly provide the mounting capability, eliminating the need for separate brackets or support structures. This combines the protective cover function with the mounting function into a single integrated component.
Data Source
AI summary
The current disclosure relates to a method for mounting a fuse box associated with a vehicle battery. In one example, the method can comprise providing a battery comprising a housing and a cover closing off an opening of the battery housing. The method can further comprise providing at least one fastening member can be provided for mounting the fuse box to the cover. The method can further comprise cutting thread in the cover for providing a threaded hole. The method can further comprise screwing the fastening member into the threaded hole.

