Compressor Wiring Layout for Consistent Lead-Wire Routing

The patent pre-arranges the wiring posts on the seal terminal in a specific pattern (first, second, and third wiring posts along the extending direction) before wire installation. The wire routing path is pre-determined with the first wire passing through the first wiring post, the second wire passing through the second wiring post, and the third wire passing through the third wiring post. This preliminary arrangement eliminates the need for workers to neatly arrange wires and determine routing directions during assembly, significantly improving production pace while ensuring proper wire installation.

The patent segments the wire routing into three distinct paths, with each wire (first, second, and third wires) assigned to a specific wiring post (first, second, and third wiring posts respectively). This segmentation ensures that each wire is routed independently through its designated post, distributing forces evenly across the wiring posts on the seal terminal. The consistent outgoing directions of all three wires further ensure uniform force distribution, preventing the stripping of insulating sleeves and eliminating safety hazards associated with uneven force application.

The patent distributes the three wires in different spatial dimensions rather than concentrating them on the same side. The first wire is routed through the first wiring post, the second wire through the second wiring post, and the third wire through the third wiring post, with each wire having a consistent outgoing direction. This spatial distribution prevents wire stacking and reduces the local thickness of wires, eliminating the harmful effect of the wiring box cover pressing on the wires while still enabling easy wire routing.