Segmented Wire Guiding Strips with Corner Connector
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current wiring arrangements in interior decoration often result in tangled and poorly organized wires within wire grooves, making replacements complicated and potentially hazardous due to exposed conductive cores that can lead to short circuits.
Innovation Solution
A wiring arrangement using elongated wire guiding strips with a soft PVC wrapping layer, featuring separate insulation for ground, neutral, and live wires, and a corner connector with copper sleeves for secure electrical connections, allowing for easy replacement and aesthetic integration.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If wires are arranged inside wire grooves embedded into wall edges and corners, then safety and aesthetics are improved, but wire replacement becomes complicated and damages interior decoration
Solution Approach 1:
The wire guiding strip is divided into multiple segments that can be independently removed and replaced. Each segment contains wires that are insulated within the strip, allowing individual segment replacement without affecting other segments, thus enabling easy wire replacement while maintaining safety and aesthetics.
Solution Approach 2:
The wires are extracted from the traditional embedded wire groove structure and placed into removable wire guiding strips. This allows the wires to be easily accessed and replaced by simply removing the strip, eliminating the need to dig up wall edges or corners while maintaining the aesthetic appearance.
2Shape
If wires are arranged inside wire grooves, then aesthetics are improved, but wire organization becomes tangled and complicated
Solution Approach 1:
The wire guiding strip is segmented into distinct sections, each containing specific wires that are organized and insulated separately. This segmentation prevents wires from tangling and simplifies organization while maintaining a clean, aesthetic appearance when installed along wall edges and corners.
Solution Approach 2:
The wire guiding strip uses a flexible insulating structure that encapsulates and organizes wires in a neat, tidy manner. This flexible shell prevents wires from becoming tangled and complicated while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing appearance along the walls.
3Shape
If wires are arranged in wire grooves, then wiring is concealed, but exposed conductive cores can lead to short circuits
Solution Approach 1:
The wire guiding strip is covered with an insulating material that acts as a protective shell, concealing the wires while preventing exposed conductive cores. This insulating coverage eliminates the risk of short circuits while maintaining the concealed wiring appearance.
Solution Approach 2:
The wire guiding strip is constructed from composite materials that provide both concealment and protection. The insulating material covers the wires to prevent exposure, while the overall structure maintains aesthetic concealment along wall edges and corners, eliminating short circuit risks.
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AI summary
Wiring arrangement at wall edges and corners with decorative effect, having at least two elongated wire guiding strips; each wire guiding strip is positioned at a wall edge between a wall and a floor or a wall edge between two adjacent walls; each wall edge between the wall and the floor or each wall edge between two adjacent walls is provided with only one of the wire guiding strips; a corner connector is provided between two ends of two adjacent wire guiding strips to achieve electrical connection and a change in direction of the wiring arrangement; the corner connector has two legs electrically connected to two ends of the two adjacent wire guiding strips respectively; each of the wire guiding strips has a soft PVC wrapping layer and wires wrapped inside. The wiring arrangement has a reasonable structure and is safe and aesthetically pleasing.