Fastening Bracket With Inclined Locking Surface for Heavy Router Mounting
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional fastening brackets for heavy wireless routers require numerous bolts and are cumbersome to install, posing safety and efficiency concerns as they often necessitate multiple users and significant time and effort.
Innovation Solution
A fastening bracket with a base and connection unit featuring an inclined surface and abutting portions, allowing for easy attachment and rotation of the wireless router, utilizing a compression or torsion spring mechanism to secure the device to a mounting surface with improved stability and safety.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Strength
If conventional bolts are used to fasten heavy wireless routers, then the connection strength is sufficient, but the installation complexity and time consumption increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The fastening bracket is divided into multiple functional components: a base for mounting, a connection unit with inclined surface, and abutting portions. This segmentation allows each part to perform its specific function independently, simplifying the overall installation process while maintaining connection strength.
Solution Approach 2:
The connection unit acts as an intermediary mechanism between the base and the object. It includes a unit inclined surface and unit abutting portion that mediate the fastening process, allowing the object to be securely attached through a simple pushing motion rather than requiring multiple bolts.
2Reliability
If multiple bolts are used to fasten the wireless router, then the security and stability improve, but the installation time and effort increase
Solution Approach 1:
The connection unit is pre-configured with the unit inclined surface and unit abutting portion in the base. This preliminary arrangement ensures that when the object is pushed into place, the fastening action occurs automatically without requiring additional steps, reducing installation time while maintaining reliability.
Solution Approach 2:
The fastening mechanism is designed to be self-actuating. When the object is pushed upward or rotated slightly, the object abutting portion automatically engages with the unit abutting portion through the inclined surface, completing the fastening process without requiring external tools or multiple users.
3Strength
If multiple users are required for installation, then the fastening process can be completed with conventional bolts, but the operational simplicity deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The fastening bracket is designed to be self-servicing during installation. The connection unit with its inclined surface and abutting portions enables a single user to complete the fastening by simply pushing the object upward or rotating it slightly, eliminating the need for multiple users or complex bolt assembly procedures.
4Reliability
If conventional fastening methods are used, then the connection is secure, but the process requires significant time and effort
Solution Approach 1:
The connection unit is pre-assembled with the unit inclined surface and unit abutting portion positioned in the base. This preliminary configuration ensures that the fastening action occurs in a single motion when the object is pushed into place, dramatically improving installation efficiency while maintaining connection stability.
Solution Approach 2:
The invention changes the fastening parameter from multiple bolt insertions to a single pushing or rotating motion. The unit inclined surface converts the pushing motion into the engagement of the object abutting portion with the unit abutting portion, achieving secure fastening with a single action and significantly improving productivity.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Enables single-user, efficient, and safe installation of wireless routers by allowing upward pushing or slight rotation to complete the connection, enhancing stability and safety through secure attachment to a mounting surface.
Implementation Method 1
utilizing a compression or torsion spring mechanism to secure the device to a mounting surface
Implementation Method 2
utilizing a compression or torsion spring mechanism to secure the device
Data Source
AI summary
A fastening bracket is provided. The fastening bracket is adapted to be affixed to a mounting surface and connected to an object. The fastening bracket includes a base and a connection unit. The base is for being affixed to the mounting surface. The connection unit is connected to the base, wherein the connection unit includes a unit inclined surface and at least one unit abutting portion. The object includes at least one object abutting portion. When the object is in a separated state, the object abutting portion is separated from the unit abutting portion, and when the object is in a connected state, the object abutting portion abuts the unit abutting portion. While the object is being moved from the separated state to the connected state, the object abuts the unit inclined surface and slides relative to the unit inclined surface.