DE1693400U - WALL PEDESTAL FOR WATCHES WITH LANTERN-SHAPED OR TRAFFIC-SHAPED HOUSING. - Google Patents

Description

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Waadgodest for TSreen. with lateraen- or ampelföriaig ^ a

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And it is true that it is limited by the rule of thumb with a long running time _t, for example, so-called iakresuhreii. These tihreii are generally depicted as the fisöltalarea of the sails, but they are also freely attached to a hook by means of a hinge.

mat at & sole en ^ irish, which are formed as 2isclmhren, the lanterns or basket shape noeb, starter ner ~ _r Torzitheben a wall pedestal "uses the durcit a Tersenene with a shaft on the adjusting plate for the tßir

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is marked. This wall pedestal connects the clock with a holder arranged on a wall plate into which the shaft is inserted, the appearance of a carriage lantern as it used to be for carriages in earlier times, Cabs, sleighs and the like were used.

With this wall pedestal, the arrangement is made in such a way that the shaft of the mounting plate is preferably stepped off one or more times ^{: of} the "shaft-formed · - " ■ '■■ " ^: "

The bracket of the wall plate expediently consists of two mirror-like holding arms whose free sins in the form of Half cuffs the shaft of the mounting plate except for one Close the gap and hold it with a hand screw

To give the tlhr better stability +, the mounting plate is also provided on its upper side with one larger or several small depressions in which the feet of the clock rest.

The shaft that can be inserted into the holder of the wall plate can but also emanate directly from the base plate of the clock, if it is a clock with a swing pendulum. In In this case, there is no need for a special mounting plate.

A latera or traffic light-like character of the clock to amplify, the Hir can be equipped with an electric

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^j processing device, which is housed in the upper gable-shaped cover of the clock and whose power supply is routed via the wall pedestal.

The subject of the utility model is on the drawing illustrated in an exemplary embodiment, namely demonstrate

lig »X a front view of the wall pedestal with the raised Clock and -

IFig * 2 a side view of WIg. 1"

, Ixet, shown .Example, the wall plate 'of the wall pedestal with I _9, their two mirror-like holding arms with 2 _t, the mounting plate with 5 and the shaft of the same with 4 *

On the wall plate 1, which extends behind the erected door 5 and is provided with a fastening opening 6 at its upper end, the two holding arms are fastened with their own pins. The other free ends of the holding arms are from the wall plate 1 turned and run parallel to each other? they run out in half-mane sleeves which complement each other except for a gap zvl of a cuff.

This cuff 2a serves to accommodate the shaft 4 of the mounting plate J _f, which is inserted from above into the holder formed by the holding arms 2 and held in place by means of a hand screw 7 _S that combines the two angled ends of the string arms 2 The shaft 4

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can be discontinued one or more times. "The Transition from the mounting plate 3 sum shaft 4 through a pillar-like reinforcement 4a can be formed

The top of the mounting plate 3 is provided with a larger recess 8 * in which the clock 5 rests with its adjustable feet 9.Instead of a single recess 8, several small recesses can be provided that correspond to the adjustable feet 9 in terms of size and arrangement.

Ufa landunebanhelten. to be able to compensate. " is the wall plate 1 expediently each with a set screw lö atif both To add pages

Claims (1)

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17.11 »54 Protection requirements for lights with lantern »- or ampelfSrmigeia housing, characterized by one provided with a shaft Storage shelf for the clock that is connected to the clock with a holder arranged on a wall plate, in ^^^ | "one ^: Ktttsehen- 2 · ¥ and podium according to claim. l _{t r} characterized in that the shank of the mounting plate preferably once vein siehreremale is offset # 3 · Wall pedestal according to claims 1 or 2 _r characterized »that the transition from the mounting plate to the shaft is formed by a base-like reinforcement of the shaft» 4 »Wall pedestal according to claims I * 2 or 3 * characterized by» that the holder consists of two mirror-like holding arms consists, whose free ends in Fons of half sleeves Enclose the shaft of the mounting plate up to a gap and hold it with a hand screw. -2 - A 4197 - 2 - 5 · wall pedestal after. Claims 1, 2, 5 or 4 »·" characterized, that the mounting plate is provided with one larger or more Icleinen indentations on its upper side in which the feet of the clock rest, 6. Wall pedestal according to claim 1, characterized in that the base plate of the clock is provided with a shaft, which can be inserted into the bracket of the wall plate 7 · wall podium according to one or more of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the Gar is v@rseh.en with a elekisrischeEL Beleuchtungseinricatung "äexstn Stronusuführung \ is passed over the wall pedestal.