DK178873B1 - Cable holder element composed of two open elongated flexible tubes - Google Patents

Abstract

The purpose of the cable holder element is to make theft difficult. The cable holder element consists of elongated, clamped and assembled tubes, which are assembled by pushing an outer tube, over an insert tube, which is then clamped by additional mounting elements, such as screw holder element screw thread holes. The cable holder element can further be connected to GPS tracking, which can be connected by pressure on the cable holder's elongated tube, and placed over a traffic vein. The cable holder element can be further assembled with several different wire connection connections, including wire and cables.

Description

Cable holder element composed of two open elongated flexible tubes. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a cable holder element for connecting cables and / or for cable theft protection.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Cable mounting elements are used for connecting cables and can also be used as part of security against cable theft.

Currently used cable theft protection consists of invisible DNA spray for marking cables, and EP 2533382 [1] discloses cable holder element consisting of a cable holder element which can compare several cables fastias side by side, using a W-shaped angular profile around the cables in a cable holder element holds cables with a plurality of Ipse L-shaped Ilse projections, brackets protruding from a base body, side by side or behind each other. DE 10 2008 016 330 [2] discloses a cable holder element consisting of an inner tube and an outer tube which are pushed over one another. The outer tube is matched to secure the cap to the inner tube without additional mounting elements.

Description of the Invention

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of the cable member or cable holder member; Figures 2 and 3 show the same cable holder member viewed from above (Figure 2) and from the side (Figure 3). The cable holder element is seen to consist of two openings, oblong rpr, an outer tube 2 and an insert tube 4. The tubes are cut, or fitted with cuts or cuts, also cut cable cut cuts, to be open, so that outer 2 has a cable cut cut 7, also the cut or cut. Similarly, insert pruning 4 is cut to have a cable cut cut 6.

A predetermined diameter cable can be placed in the hollow insert 3 created on the inside of the insert tube 4 and the outer tube 2. The cable will thus be protected from the environment. The cut-out of insert tube 4 allows the tube to be adapted to a cable of a different diameter. Similarly, the cut-out of the tubes allows the insert tube 4 to be seamed about the cable by pressing fit, and outer shaft 2 can be assembled to insert fit 4 by pressing fit. The cut-out of insert pipe 4 or outer pipe 2 is such that the pipes are flexible and that the diameter of the pipes can be flexible.

The outer tube 2 is also referred to as the "outer flexible connecting tube", or as "wire holder", or as an "elongated tube", or as "cable holder element elongated outer tube", the cut in the outer tube 7 is also referred to as "cable cutout", or also as "cable holder element provides flexible cut section".

Insert interpreter 4 is also referred to as the "insert preamp connector", or as "elongated, flexible cable tube", or as "cable holder element elongated tube". The cut insert interpretation 6 is also referred to as "cable cut cutout", and also as "cable holder element pressure with flexible cable cut cutout".

The cable is inserted into the insert 3, which is formed by the inside of the insert tube and the inner tube, as shown in Figure 1. Hu! the insert is also referred to as "cage retention elongated flexible hollow insert".

Cable holding element is composed of two open tubes 2.4 which are pushed over one another to hold a cable inside a cable holder, where the insert tube 4 is in possession of an adapted cable hole diameter 3, with section cut, adapted to the rear used cable diameter, where the cable hoist element with its flexible insert pipe cut section, is used as cable theft protection.

The cage hooid element can thus be assembled in a simple way by. press or push insert insert 4 down over the cutout of the outer cutter 2, also the cable cut or cable cut cutout 7 in the outer law.

The cable holder element can be assembled by additional mounting elements such as various types of screws, boite, GPS, wire elier fittings, spokes such as for example screw threaded hole 8, and / or clamping hole 1 and jointing screw hole 5.1. Four Screw Thread Cells 8.1 Figure 1 shows insert tube 4 to have a clamp hole 1 in combination with a joint screw hole 5, and in Figure 2-3, insert bolt 4 is seen to have four clamp holes 1 in combination with joint screw holes 5. The cable holder element may for example, is seamed with pin screws via the joint screw holes 5.

Tightening hole 1 is also referred to as "cable holder element countersunk screw hole". Assembly screw hole 5 is also referred to as "cable holder element mounting connection hole". Screw threaded hole 8 is also referred to as "cable element screw threaded housing".

Mounting elements may be adapted to the cable holder element in terms of sizes and diameters. Thus, the size of clamping hole 1, jointing screw hole 5 and screw threaded hole 8 can be of flexible size and configured for a fixed mounting element, such as a screw or pin screw.

The cable holder element functions as a cable holder element, where a simple mounting over a cable is emphasized by pressing the cable holder element with pressure.

The cable holder element has the purpose of answering theft of cables, and further complicating the transport of cables, with the two elongated and fixed press fitting tubes 2.4 of the cable hanger element. The cable holder element is retained with a flexible press fit over the current, current, cables, inside the cable holder element. The cable holder element can thus be mounted without cable holder element reducing the electrical connection in the cabins.

Each elongated cable holder member can be assembled into one unit and may be constructed of a flow-conducting material.

The flexible insert tube 4 of the cable holder element can be replaced as needed with a tube with a larger, smaller cable cut cutout 6. Thus, the cable holder element tube insert 4 can be changed to another used cable diameter and the cable cutter element can then be pressed down over some new cable at the cut cut cutout 6, thereby automatically safeguarding the cables used in the cable hoist element.

Another aspect of the invention is thus the use of the described cable element for theft protection of cables during use, or during use. Cables in use could for example! be above and below the cable masts, and in the distance between the cable rails over a shorter cable stretch.

The cable hoisting element has the purpose of making theft difficult. The cable hoisting element consists of elongated, clamped and assembled ropes, which are assembled by pushing an outer tube, over an insert tube, which is then secured by additional mounting elements, such as the threaded member of the cable holder element. The cable hoist element can further be connected to GPS tracking, which can be connected by pressure on the cable holder's elongated tube, and placed over a traffic jam.

The cable hoist element can be further assembled with several different wire connection connections, where wires and cables can be connected in series in addition to the cable holder element.

Description of drawings

Figure 1 is a front view of the cable holder element. The references show: 1. Tightening hole. 2. Exterior, 3. Hollow effort. 4. Action Pr. 5. Assembly screw hole. 6. Cable cutout in insert pipe, 7. Cable cutout in outer tube. 8. Screw threaded hole, Fig. 2 shows cable holder element seen from above, References show: 1. Tightening hole. 2. Outer tube. 3. Hollow effort. 4. Insert tube. 5. Assembly screw hole, 6. Cable cutout in insert pipe. 7. Cable cutout in outer tube. 8. Screws found. Fig. 3 shows the cable holder element as seen from the side; 1. Tightening hole. 2. Outer tube. 3. Hollow effort, 4. Effort tube. 5. Assembly screw hole. 6. Cable cutout in insert pipe. 7. Cable cutout in outer tube. 8. Screws found,

References [1] EP 2533382 [2] DE 10 2008 016 330

Claims (11)

A cable hoist element consisting of two openings, elongated tube, an outer tube (2) and an insert tube (4), the outer tube, (2) being pushed over the insert tube (4) to hold cables in the insert tube (4), characterized in that the outer tube (2) and insert ratchet (4) are press fitting cut out with cable cut (6.7), and the outer tube (2) can be applied to various types of screws, bolts, GPS, wire, and / or brackets (8) using the cable holder element. 2. The cable holder element according to claim 1, wherein the outer tube (2) and insert ratchet (4) are two open oblong pipes fitted with each cable cut (6.7), so that they can be collected over one another. 3. The cable holder element according to claims 1-2, wherein the outer tube (2) is flexible belt and has a plurality of screw threaded weights (8). 4. The cable holder element according to claims 1-3, where the cable section cuts the outer tube (6) and the insert tube (7) gives flexible cable press fit. 5. The cable element according to claims 1-4, wherein the insert (4) is flexible and can be assembled over a cable. 6. The cable element according to claims 1-5, further having one or more clamping holes (1) configured to receive a clamping element. The cable element according to claim 6, wherein the clamping holes (1) are paced in the insert tube (4). 8. The cable element according to claims 1-7, wherein the cable section cuts the outer tube (6) and the insert tube (7) allows them to be sarnied over a cable with a diameter at pressure. The enclosure element according to claims 1-8, wherein the insert tube (4) is further in possession of a plurality of joint screw caps (5), whereby it can be assembled with pin screws. 10. Use of the cabling element according to claims 1-8 for anti-theft protection of cabs placed under use. 11. Use of the cable element according to claim 10, above and below cable masts, and in the distance between cable masts over a longer cable section.