Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to an operation/indication apparatus for an elevator
in accordance with the preamble of claim 1 (see for example
JP S58 136215 A).
Background Art
[0002] An elevator includes a plurality of landings and a hoistway, which are formed in
a building, and further a car provided inside the hoistway so that the car can be
raised and lowered therein. An operation/indication apparatus for registering a call
for the elevator and indicating a current position of the elevator is provided to
each of the landings of the elevator. A case of the operation/indication apparatus,
which contains a button and an indicator therein, is embedded into a wall of the building,
which constitutes each of the landings. In general, a wiring hole and a wiring device
for covering the wiring hole are provided to the case of the operation/indication
apparatus so as to connect a cable to the button and the indicator of the operation/indication
apparatus. By using the wiring hole and the wiring device, the cable is led into the
case and fixed thereto.
[0003] As a cover for the wiring as described above, there exists a configuration disclosed
in
JP 03-42481 A. In this configuration, a wiring hole, through which the cable is to pass, an upper
screw hole for mounting a clamp for fixing the cable, lower guide holes, a projection
for keeping holding the cable, and the like are formed in a back surface of a box.
Then, by mounting the clamp to the back surface of the box, the cable is fixed so
as to be interposed between the back surface of the box and the clamp. The clamp is
fixed to the back surface of the box by screwing a screw into the upper screw hole
of the box through the clamp while two guides provided to a lower part of the clamp
are inserted into and locked to the corresponding lower guide holes of the box.
[0004] As another example, there exists a configuration disclosed in
JP 2008-81311 A. In this configuration, an angular mounting member and a flexible member are mounted
to a distal end of a cable. The mounting member is fixed to a back surface portion
of the box with bolts in a state in which the flexible member is interposed between
the back surface portion and the mounting member.
[0005] In the conventional configurations described above, however, an operation for locating
the clamp and the mounting member, an operation for strict alignment to the screw
holes or the like, and further a screwing operation following the operations described
above are required to be performed from inside of the hoistway which has a large number
of restrictions on a working space. Therefore, the operations are difficult to perform
and require efforts.
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Summary of Invention
Technical Problem
[0007] The present invention has been made to solve the problem described above, and therefore
has an object to provide an operation/indication apparatus for an elevator, which
enables a cable extending in a hoistway to be easily mounted to a predetermined base.
Solution to Problem
[0008] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, according to the present invention,
there is provided an operation/indication apparatus for an elevator, including the
features of claim 1, in particular: a supporting member for supporting a cable extending
in a hoistway; a base to which the supporting member is fixed; at least one projecting
portion including an expanded-diameter portion having a diameter larger than a diameter
of a base portion, the at least one projecting portion being provided to one of the
supporting member and the base; and a fastening hole, through which the at least one
projecting portion is to be inserted, the fastening hole being provided to another
of the supporting member and the base so as to correspond to the at least one projecting
portion, in which: the fastening hole includes a passage portion and a retaining portion;
the passage portion has a size which allows the expanded-diameter portion of the at
least one projecting portion to pass therethrough; and the retaining portion has a
size which prevents the expanded-diameter portion of the at least one projecting portion
from passing therethrough and allows the base portion to pass therethrough.
Advantageous Effects of Invention
[0009] According to the operation/indication apparatus for an elevator of the present invention,
the cable extending in the hoistway can be easily mounted to the predetermined base.
Brief Description of Drawings
[0010]
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an operation/indication apparatus provided on the
landing side of an elevator.
FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a cross section of the operation/indication apparatus,
taken along the line II-II of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a cable management apparatus as viewed from the hoistway
side.
FIGS. 4(a), 4(b), and 4 (c) are diagrams illustrating a state of the cable management
apparatus for an elevator according to a first embodiment of the present invention
as viewed respectively from the hoistway side, the lateral side, and the lower side.
FIGS. 5(a), 5(b), and 5 (c) are diagrams illustrating a state of a cable management
apparatus for an elevator according to a second embodiment of the present invention
as viewed respectively from the hoistway side, the lateral side, and the lower side.
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a fixing spring provided to the cable management
apparatus for an elevator according to the second embodiment.
FIGS. 7(a), 7(b), and 7(c) are diagrams illustrating a state of a cable management
apparatus for an elevator according to a third embodiment of the present invention
as viewed respectively from the hoistway side, the lateral side, and the lower side.
Description of Embodiments
[0011] Hereinafter, a cable management apparatus for an elevator according to embodiments
of the present invention is described referring to the accompanying drawings . In
the drawings , the same reference symbol denotes the same or corresponding part.
First Embodiment
[0012] FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an operation/indication apparatus provided on the
landing side of an elevator, and FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a cross section
of the operation/indication apparatus taken along the line II-II of FIG. 1. An operation/indication
device 1 is provided to a landing of the elevator and contains a position indicator
for informing an elevator user of the arrival of a car and a landing button for registering
a landing call. The operation/indication device 1 includes a case If embedded into
a landing wall 2, which is provided on a back surface of a face board 1a. Inside the
case 1f, a position indicator 1b and a call button 1c are housed. The position indicator
1b and the call button 1c are exposed on the face board 1a.
[0013] A cable management apparatus for an elevator according to this embodiment connects
a cable 3 extending in a hoistway to the position indicator 1b and the call button
1c described above. Mainly referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the details of the cable management
apparatus for an elevator according to this embodiment are described. FIG. 3 is a
perspective view of the cable management apparatus as viewed from the hoistway side,
whereas FIGS. 4(a), 4(b), and 4(c) are diagrams illustrating a state of the cable
management apparatus for an elevator according to the first embodiment, as viewed
from the hoistway side, the lateral side, and the lower side, respectively.
[0014] A cable management apparatus 10 includes a wiring cover 4 as a supporting member
for supporting the cable 3 and the case If as a base to which the supporting member
is fixed. The wiring cover is an example of the supporting member, whereas the case
is an example of the base. Therefore, the present invention may respectively use a
wiring cover and a case, each having a structure different from that described in
this embodiment, as the supporting member and the base. Further, members completely
different from the wiring cover and the case may be respectively used as the supporting
member and the base.
[0015] To one of the supporting member and the base, specifically, the wiring cover 4 in
this embodiment, at least one projecting portion including an expanded-diameter portion
having a larger diameter than a diameter of a base portion is provided. Specifically,
a fastening member may be used as the projecting portion. In this embodiment, two
screws 4a are used as the fastening members. Each of the screws 4a includes a threaded-shaft
portion 11 as the base portion and a screw-head portion 12 as the expanded-diameter
portion. Each of the screws 4a is screwed into a portion of the wiring cover 4, which
faces the case If, from the case If side (landing side).
[0016] A wiring hole 1g having a rectangular shape, as a communication window for the passage
of the cable 3, is formed in a back surface of the case If (surface on the hoistway
side) . The wiring hole 1g is covered, from the hoistway side, with the wiring cover
4 for fixing the cable 3 to be connected to the position indicator 1b and the call
button 1c. In this manner, dust, water, and the like are prevented from entering inside
the case If through the wiring hole 1g.
[0017] To another of the supporting member and the base, specifically, the case If in this
embodiment, two fastening holes 13, through which the screws 4a are respectively inserted,
are provided so as to correspond to the screws 4a. Each of the fastening holes 13
includes a passage portion 14 and a retaining portion 15. The passage portion 14 is
formed so as to be larger than the retaining portion 15. Specifically, the passage
portion 14 has a size large enough to allow the screw-head portion 12 of each of the
screws 4a to pass therethrough. The retaining portion 15 has a size which prevents
the screw-head portion 12 of each of the screws 4a from passing therethrough and allows
the threaded-shaft portion 11 to pass therethrough.
[0018] The passage portion 14 and the retaining portion 15 are more specifically described.
First, a first one of the fastening holes 13 is located above the wiring hole 1g.
The passage portion 14 thereof is formed of a large-diameter round hole, whereas the
retaining portion 15 is formed of a small-diameter round hole connected to the large-diameter
round hole, which is smaller than the large-diameter round hole of the passage portion
14 and partially overlaps the large-diameter round hole. On the other hand, a second
one of the fastening holes 13 is formed by using the wiring hole 1g. Specifically,
the passage portion 14 of the second fastening hole 13 is the wiring hole 1g itself
which is a rectangular hole having a large diameter, whereas the retaining portion
15 thereof is formed of a small-diameter round hole connected to the wiring hole 1g
at a lower corner of the wiring hole 1g.
[0019] Moreover, as illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4, for each of the fastening holes 13, the
retaining portion 15 is located lower than the passage portion 14. In this embodiment,
in particular, each of the retaining portions 15 is located obliquely below the corresponding
passage portion 14.
[0020] Next, the connection between the wiring cover 4 and the cable 3 is described. A covering
portion 16, which is open downward and projects to the hoistway side, is formed on
the wiring cover 4. On a surface of the covering portion 16 located on the landing
side, a groove 4b for introducing the cable 3 into the case If is formed. The cable
3 is located inside the covering portion 16 and is guided in a vertical direction
by the covering portion 16.
[0021] Further, a cable-fixing clamp 4c is mounted on a portion of an outer surface (surface
on the hoistway side) of the wiring cover 4, which is located below the covering portion
16. The most part of the cable-fixing clamp 4c is formed to have an arch-like shape,
as well illustrated in FIG. 4(c), in particular. One end of the cable-fixing clamp
4c is locked from the hoistway side of the wiring cover 4 to the landing side through
an opening or a dedicated through hole formed below the covering portion 16. Another
end of the cable-fixing clamp 4c is fixed to the wiring cover 4 by fastening means
4d. The cable 3 is interposed between an arch-like inner surface of the cable-fixing
clamp 4c and the outer surface of the wiring cover 4 to be fixed therebetween.
[0022] Next, a procedure for mounting the wiring cover configured as described above to
the case is described. First, in a state in which the cable 3 is fixed to the wiring
cover 4 by using the cable-fixing clamp 4c, the wiring cover 4 is located in the vicinity
of the case If. The two screws 4a are mounted in advance to the wiring cover 4. At
this time, the screw-head portion 12 of each of the screws 4a is kept spaced away
from the surface of the wiring cover 4 on the landing side by a predetermined distance
(for example, a thickness of the case + about 1 mm).
[0023] Then, the wiring cover 4 in the state described above is brought into contact with
the case If so that the two screws 4a are inserted into the passage portions 14 of
the corresponding fastening holes 13. At this time, the screw-head portions 12 are
spaced away from the surface of the wiring cover 4 as described above, and therefore
have passed through the passage portions 14 of the fastening holes 13. Thus, the threaded-shaft
portions 11 are located in the fastening holes 13, respectively. A distal end of the
cable 3 extends so as to pass through the wiring hole 1g to sufficiently reach the
position indicator 1b and the call button 1c. In other words, the wiring hole 1g,
the fastening holes 13, and the screws 4a described above are provided in such a relationship,
positions, and mode as to obtain the above-mentioned state.
[0024] Thereafter, the wiring cover 4 is slid obliquely downward with respect to the case
1f so that the threaded-shaft portions 11 of the two screws 4a are located in the
retaining portions 15 of the corresponding fastening holes 13, respectively. As a
result, the screw-head portions 12 of the screws 4a are locked on the retaining portions
15 of the fasteningholes 13, respectively. Then, the wiring cover 4 is supported so
as not be separated away from the case 1f. Specifically, the wiring cover 4 is provisionally
fixed.
[0025] Thereafter, a connector for the cable 3 is connected to the position indicator 1b
and the call button 1c from the landing side, whereas the screws 4a threadably fitted
to the wiring cover 4 are sufficiently fastened. In this manner, the complete fixation
of the wiring cover 4 to the case If is completed. Any one of the connection of the
connector for the cable 3 and the complete fixation of the wiring cover 4 may be first
started or first terminated in accordance with a situation.
[0026] According to the cable management apparatus for an elevator of this embodiment as
described above, only by locking the projecting portions to the fastening holes, the
wiring cover can be provisionally fixed to the case of the operation/indication device.
Therefore, a worker does not need to perform operations from the hoistway side, such
as a strict alignment operation to the screw holes and a screw-fastening operation
following the alignment operation. Specifically, it is only necessary to perform an
operation to lock the projecting portions to the predetermined holes from inside the
hoistway which has many restrictions on a working space. Therefore, a necessary operation
can be completed on the hoistway side without using any tools, and hence the cable
extending in the hoistway can be easily mounted to a predetermined target.
[0027] The fastening means screwed from the landing side is used as the projecting portions.
Therefore, the complete fixation can be directly performed by screwing the fastening
members in a loosened state at the time of the provisional fixation and then fastening
the fastening members in a state in which the fastening members are locked to the
fastening holes. Therefore, common means can be used for the provisional fixation
and the complete fixation, and hence the number of components can be reduced. Further,
before the complete fixation, the fastening means is already set. Therefore, there
is no fear in that the fastening means falls before the fastening means held in a
hand is inserted into each of the screw holes. In addition, for the complete fixation,
only a simple operation using a quite common tool such as a screwdriver is required
to be performed from the landing side. Therefore, extremely good workability is provided.
[0028] Further, the hole provided to the case can be used for two functions, that is, as
the hole for guiding the cable to be connected to the target (communication window)
and the hole corresponding to the passage portion through which the expanded-diameter
portion of one of the projecting portions is allowed to pass. Therefore, it is not
necessary to individually provide the passage portions. Thus, fabrication and processing
can be simplified, while the structure can be prevented from becoming complex. Further,
the space of a region required for forming the fastening holes can be saved.
[0029] Further, a plurality of sets of the projecting portion and the fastening hole are
provided. Thus, the rotation of the wiring cover with respect to the case is already
suppressed in the stage of the provisional fixation before the complete fixation.
Thus, the operation can proceed from the provisional fixation to the complete fixation
in a stable state.
[0030] Further, the cable is guided by the covering portion of the wiring cover so as to
extend in the vertical direction. Therefore, the cable extending from the wiring cover
to the hoistway can be laid downward, specifically, the cable is prevented from extending
perpendicularly to the wiring cover. In this manner, the projection of the cable toward
the hoistway can be avoided.
[0031] Further, the cable is fixed so as to be pressed by the cable-fixing clamp while being
guided by the covering portion. Therefore, the cable is prevented from moving with
respect to an outer surface of the wiring cover. Thus, the cable can be maintained
in a desirable state inside the covering portion.
Second Embodiment
[0032] Next, a cable management apparatus for an elevator according to a second embodiment
of the present invention is described referring to FIGS. 5 and 6. FIGS. 5(a), 5(b),
and 5(c) are diagrams respectively illustrating a state of the cable management apparatus
for an elevator according to the second embodiment, as viewed from the hoistway side,
the lateral side, and the lower side. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a fixing spring
provided to the cable management apparatus for an elevator according to the second
embodiment.
[0033] The second embodiment is obtained by modifying the configuration relating to the
fixing clamp of the first embodiment. For the remaining part, the same configuration
as that of the first embodiment may be used. A cable management apparatus 20 includes
a plate-like fixing spring 5. The fixing spring 5 is mounted to the inner side of
the covering portion 16 of the wiring cover 4.
[0034] The fixing spring 5 includes a semi-circular cable holding portion 5a and a pair
of right and left peak portions 5b located at both ends thereof. A plurality of pairs
of insertion holes 4e, into which the pair of peak portions 5b is to be inserted,
are formed in both end portions of the covering portion 16 of the wiring cover 4.
[0035] The pair of right and left peak portions 5b is inserted into a corresponding one
of the pairs of insertion holes 4e of the covering portion 16 so that the fixing spring
5 is placed into a curved state as compared with a natural state, and hence the fixing
spring 5 is mounted to the covering portion 16 by its own elastic restoring force.
The fixing spring 5 holds the cable 3 with the inner surface of the covering portion
16 as illustrated in the figures, thereby fixing the cable 3. Moreover, by changing
the pair of insertion holes 4e, to which the pair of peak portions 5b is to be inserted,
the size of a space generated between the fixing spring 5 and the inner surface of
the covering portion 16 can be changed.
[0036] Also with the cable management apparatus for an elevator according to the second
embodiment described above, the cable extending in the hoistway can be easily mounted
to a predetermined target, as in the first embodiment described above. Further, in
the second embodiment, the fixing spring itself can be retained and the cable can
be fixed by using the elastic restoring force of the fixing spring. Therefore, the
reduction in number of components and the facilitation of the mounting/removal operation
of the fixing spring can be realized. Further, the fixing spring is mounted by using
the elastic restoring force. Thus, the position at which the fixing spring is mounted
can be changed easily. Further, the fixing spring is expected to be deformed and generate
the restoring force at the time of fixation. Therefore, cables having different thicknesses
can be fixed by the single fixing spring, which in turn reduces the number of kinds
of fixing springs to be prepared.
Third Embodiment
[0037] Next, a cable management apparatus for an elevator according to a third embodiment
of the present invention is described referring to FIGS. 7. FIGS. 7(a), 7(b), and
7(c) are diagrams respectively illustrating a state of the cable management apparatus
for an elevator according to the third embodiment as viewed from the hoistway side,
the lateral side, and the lower side.
[0038] The third embodiment is also obtained by modifying the configuration relating to
the fixing clamp of the first embodiment. For the remaining part, the same configuration
as that of the first embodiment may be used. A cable management apparatus 30 includes
a fixing-line member 6. The fixing-line member 6 is, for example, a string-like member
such as a binding wire, and is wound around the covering portion 16 of the wiring
cover 4. In both end portions of the covering portion 16, through holes 4f are formed.
At the top of projection of the covering portion 16, an elongated locking hole 4g
is provided.
[0039] The fixing-line member 6 is inserted into the right and left through holes 4f alternately
so as to extend alternately on the inner side and the outer side of the covering portion
16. In this manner, the fixing-line member 6 holds the cable 3 with the inner surface
of the covering portion 16 to fix the cable 3, as illustrated in the figures. As an
example, the fixing-line member 6 having a given sufficient length may be prepared
in advance so that a length in accordance with the thickness of the cable 3 to be
fixed is used for winding and the remaining length is cut away after the winding.
[0040] After the fixing-line member 6 is wound around the covering portion 16, the fixing-line
member 6 is pushed so as to be located in the elongated locking hole 4g. As a result,
the fixing-line member 6 is locked in the elongated hole 4g so as to prevent the fixing-line
member 6 from being positionally shifted with respect to the covering portion 16.
[0041] Also with the cable management apparatus for an elevator according to the third embodiment
described above, the cable extending in the hoistway can be easily mounted to a predetermined
target, as in the first embodiment described above. Further, in the third embodiment,
only a length of the fixing-line member to be used differs in accordance with a situation,
and a sufficiently long string-like member is merely required to be prepared as a
member. Therefore, even without preparing a large variety of fixing-line members,
the cables having a wide range of thicknesses can be fixed.
[0042] Although the contents of the present invention have been specifically described above
with the preferred embodiments, it is apparent that those skilled in the art can adopt
various modified modes based on the basic technological thought and teaching of the
present invention.
[0043] For example, the embodiments have been described above as the mode in which the cable
management apparatus is provided to connect the cable to the operation/indication
device provided on the landing side. However, the cable management apparatus for an
elevator according to the present invention can also be used to connect the cable
to an operation/indication device provided on the car side.
[0044] The cable managed in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as
the cable is a linear member, and is not limited to those used for the transmission
of an electrical signal and power feeding. Thus, as other examples, the present invention
is also applicable to cables including an optical fiber and a wire for power transmission.
[0045] Moreover, the present invention is widely applicable to situations in which the linear
member is connected to a device other than the operation/indication device, regardless
of whether the device is provided on the landing side or the car side.
[0046] The screw described in the aforementioned embodiments is an example of the projecting
portion and the fastening means constituting the projecting portion. As the projecting
portion of the present invention, a member other than the screw may be used. For example,
the projecting portion providing the provisional fixation may be integrally molded
with or bonded to the supporting member, whereas means such as a screw independent
of the projecting portion for the provisional fixation may be used for the complete
fixation.
[0047] The present invention can also be carried out while the projecting portions are provided
to the base and the fastening holes are provided to the supporting member. Further,
the numbers of the projecting portions and the fastening holes and the positions,
at which the projecting portions and the fastening holes are formed, can be appropriately
modified.
Reference Signs List
[0048] If case (base), 1g wiring hole (communication window), 3 cable, 4 wiring cover (supporting
member), 4a screw (projecting portion), 4c cable-fixing clamp, 5 fixing spring, 6
fixing-line member, 10, 20, 30 cable management apparatus, 11 threaded-shaft portion
(base portion), 12 screw-head portion (expanded-diameter portion), 13 fastening hole,
14 passage portion, 15 retaining portion, 16 covering portion.
1. An operation/indication apparatus for an elevator, comprising:
a position indicator (1b),
a call button (1c),
a face board (1a), on which the position indicator (1b) and the call button (1c) are
exposed;
a cable (3) connected to the position indicator (1b) and a call button (1c);
a supporting member (4) for supporting a cable (3) extending in a hoistway;
a base (1f) to which the supporting member (4) is fixed;
at least one projecting portion (4a) including an expanded-diameter portion (12) having
a diameter larger than a diameter of a base portion (11), the at least one projecting
portion (4a) being provided to one of the supporting member (4) and the base (1f);
and
a fastening hole (13), through which the at least one projecting portion (4a) is to
be inserted, the fastening hole (13) being provided to another of the supporting member
(4) and the base (1f) so as to correspond to the at least one projecting portion (4a),
wherein:
the fastening hole (13) comprises a passage portion (14) and a retaining portion (15);
the passage portion (14) has a size which allows the expanded-diameter portion (12)
of the at least one projecting portion (4a) to pass therethrough; and
the retaining portion (15) has a size which prevents the expanded-diameter portion
(12) of the at least one projecting portion (4a) from passing therethrough and allows
the base portion (11) to pass therethrough,
the supporting member (4) comprises a covering portion (16) ; and the cable (3) is
provided inside the covering portion (16),
characterized in that the apparatus further comprises a communication window (1g) for the cable (3), which
is formed through the base (1f),
wherein the passage portion (14) of the fastening hole (13) is formed of the communication
window (1g).
2. The operation/indication apparatus for an elevator according to claim 1, wherein:
the at least one projecting portion (4a) comprises a fastening member screwed from
the base side into a portion of the supporting member (4), which faces the base (1f);
and
the base portion (11) comprises a threaded-shaft portion of the fastening member,
and the expanded-diameter portion (12) comprises a screw head portion of the fastening
member.
3. The operation/indication apparatus for an elevator according to any one of claims
1 to 2, wherein:
a plurality of projecting portions (4a) is prepared as the at least one projecting
portion (4a); and
a plurality of fastening holes (13) corresponding to the plurality of projecting portions
(4a) is prepared as the fastening hole (13).
4. The operation/indication apparatus for an elevator according to any one of claims
1 to 3, wherein:
the covering portion (16) is open downward; and
the cable (3) is guided in a vertical direction by the covering portion (16).
5. The operation/indication apparatus for an elevator according to claim 4, wherein:
a fixing clamp (4c) is mounted on an outer surface of the supporting member (4) at
a position below the covering portion (16); and
the cable (3) is interposed between the fixing clamp (4c) and the outer surface of
the supporting member (4) to be fixed.
6. The operation/indication apparatus for an elevator according to any one of claims
1 to 4, further comprising a fixing spring (5) mounted to an inner side of the covering
portion (16) of the supporting member (4),
wherein the fixing spring (5) is mounted to the covering portion (16) by its own elastic
restoring force and holds the cable (3) with an inner surface of the covering portion
(16) to fix the cable (3).
7. The operation/indication for an elevator according to claim 4, further comprising
a fixing-line member wound around the covering portion (16) of the supporting member
(4),
wherein the fixing-line member (6) extends on an inner side and an outer side of the
covering portion (16) alternately and holds the cable (3) with an inner surface of
the covering portion (16) to fix the cable (3).
1. Bedien-/Anzeige-Vorrichtung für einen Aufzug, aufweisend:
eine Positionsanzeige (1b),
einen Rufknopf (1c),
eine Verblendungsplatte (1a), an der die Positionsanzeige (1b) und der Rufknopf (1c)
freiliegen;
ein Kabel (3), das mit der Positionsanzeige (1b) und einem Rufknopf (1c) verbunden
ist;
ein Stützelement (4) zum Halten eines Kabels (3), das sich in einem Aufzugsschacht
erstreckt;
eine Basis (1f), an dem das Stützelement (4) befestigt ist;
zumindest einen vorstehenden Abschnitt (4a), der einen Abschnitt (12) mit vergrößertem
Durchmesser aufweist, der einen Durchmesser hat, der größer als der Durchmesser eines
Basisabschnitts (11) ist, wobei der zumindest eine vorstehende Abschnitt (4a) an dem
Stützelement (4) oder der Basis (1f) vorgesehen ist; und
eine Befestigungsöffnung (13), durch die der zumindest eine vorstehende Abschnitt
(4a) geschoben werden soll, wobei die Befestigungsöffnung (13) an einem anderen des
Stützelements (4) und des Basisabschnitts (1f) bereitgestellt ist, um dem zumindest
einen vorstehenden Abschnitt (4a) zu entsprechen, wobei:
die Befestigungsöffnung (13) einen Durchgangsabschnitt (14) und einen Halteabschnitt
(15) aufweist;
der Durchgangsabschnitt (14) eine Größe hat, die es dem Abschnitt (12) mit vergrößertem
Durchmesser des zumindest einen vorstehenden Abschnitts (4a) erlaubt, dort hindurch
zu gelangen; und
der Halteabschnitt (15) eine Größe hat, die verhindert, dass der Abschnitt (12) mit
vergrößertem Durchmesser des zumindest einen vorstehenden Abschnitts (4a) dort hindurch
gelangt, und die es dem Basisabschnitt (11) erlaubt, dort hindurch zu gelangen,
das Stützelement (4) einen Abdeckungsabschnitt (16) aufweist; und das Kabel (3) im
Innern des Abdeckungsabschnitts (16) vorgesehen ist,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Vorrichtung ferner ein Kommunikationsfenster (1g) für das Kabel (3) aufweist,
das durch die Basis (1f) hindurch gebildet ist,
wobei der Durchgangsabschnitt (14) der Befestigungsöffnung (13) aus dem Kommunikationsfenster
(1g) gebildet ist.
2. Bedien-/Anzeige-Vorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach Anspruch 1, wobei:
der zumindest eine vorstehende Abschnitt (4a) ein Befestigungselement aufweist, das
von der Basisseite in einen Abschnitt des Stützelements (4) geschraubt ist, der der
Basis (1f) zugewandt ist; und
der Basisabschnitt (11) einen Gewindeschaft-Abschnitt des Befestigungselements aufweist,
und der Abschnitt (12) vergrößerten Durchmessers einen Schraubkopfabschnitt des Befestigungselements
aufweist.
3. Bedien-/Anzeigevorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 2, wobei
eine Vielzahl von vorstehenden Abschnitten (4a) als der zumindest eine vorspringende
Abschnitt (4a) hergestellt ist; und
eine Vielzahl von Befestigungsöffnungen (13) der Vielzahl von vorstehenden Abschnitten
(4a) entsprechend als die Befestigungsöffnung hergestellt ist.
4. Bedien-/Anzeigevorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, wobei:
der Abdeckungsabschnitt (16) nach unten hin offen ist; und
das Kabel (3) von dem Abdeckungsabschnitt (16) in Vertikalrichtung geführt wird.
5. Bedien-/Anzeigevorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach Anspruch 4, wobei:
eine Befestigungsklemme (4c) an einer Außenfläche des Stützelements (4) an einer Position
unterhalb des Abdeckabschnitts (16) montiert ist; und
das Kabel (3) zwischen der Befestigungsklemme (4c) und der Außenfläche des zu befestigenden
Stützelements (4) eingefügt ist.
6. Bedien-/Anzeigevorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, ferner
aufweisend eine Befestigungsfeder (5), die auf einer Innenseite des Abdeckabschnitts
(16) des Stützelements (4) angebracht ist,
wobei die Befestigungsfeder (5) an dem Abdeckabschnitt (16) durch ihre eigene elastische
Rückstellkraft angebracht ist und das Kabel (3) mit einer Innenfläche des Abdeckabschnitts
(16) hält, um das Kabel (3) zu fixieren.
7. Bedien-/Anzeigevorrichtung für einen Aufzug nach Anspruch 4, ferner aufweisend ein
Befestigungsstrang-Element, das um den Abdeckabschnitt (16) des Stützelements (4)
gewickelt ist, wobei sich das Befestigungsstrang-Element (6) abwechselnd auf einer
Innenseite und einer Außenseite des Abdeckungsabschnitts (16) erstreckt und das Kabel
(3) mit einer Innenfläche des Abdeckungsabschnitts (16) hält, um das Kabel (3) zu
fixieren.
1. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur, comprenant :
un indicateur de position (1b),
un bouton d'appel (1c),
un panneau frontal (1a) sur lequel l'indicateur de position (1b) et le bouton d'appel
(1c) sont exposés ;
un câble (3) raccordé à l'indicateur de position (1b) et au bouton d'appel (1c) ;
un élément de support (4) pour supporter un câble (3) s'étendant dans une cage d'ascenseur;
une base (1f) à laquelle l'élément de support (4) est fixé ;
au moins une partie saillante (4a) incluant une partie de diamètre agrandi (12) ayant
un diamètre plus grand qu'un diamètre d'une partie de base (11), la au moins une partie
saillante (4a) étant pourvue sur l'un d'un élément de support (4) et de la base (1f)
; et
un trou de fixation (13), à travers lequel la au moins une partie saillante (4a) doit
être insérée, le trou de fixation (13) étant pourvu sur un autre de l'élément de support
(4) et de la base (1f) de manière à correspondre à la au moins une partie saillante
(4a), dans lequel :
le trou de fixation (13) comprend une partie de passage (14) et une partie de retenue
(15);
la partie de passage (14) a une taille qui permet à la partie de diamètre agrandi
(12) de la au moins une partie saillante (4a) de la traverser ; et
la partie de retenue (15) a une taille qui empêche la partie de diamètre agrandi (12)
de la au moins une partie saillante (4a) de la traverser et permet à la partie de
base (11) de la traverser,
l'élément de support (4) comprend une partie de recouvrement (16); et le câble (3)
est pourvu à l'intérieur de la partie de recouvrement (16),
caractérisé en ce que l'appareil comprend en outre une fenêtre de communication (1g) pour le câble (3),
qui est formée à travers la base (1f),
dans lequel la partie de passage (14) du trou de fixation (13) est formée de la fenêtre
de communication (1g).
2. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon la revendication 1,
dans lequel :
la au moins une partie saillante (4a) comprend un élément de fixation vissé du côté
de la base dans une partie de l'élément de support (4) qui est en regard de la base
(1f) ; et
la partie de base (11) comprend une partie à arbre fileté de l'élément de fixation
et la partie de diamètre agrandi (12) comprend une partie de tête de vis de l'élément
de fixation.
3. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon l'une quelconque des
revendications 1 à 2, dans lequel :
une pluralité de parties saillantes (4a) est préparée en tant que la au moins une
partie saillante (4a) ; et
une pluralité de trous de fixation (13) correspondant à la pluralité de parties saillantes
(4a) est préparée en tant que trou de fixation (13).
4. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon l'une quelconque des
revendications 1 à 3, dans lequel :
la partie de recouvrement (16) est ouverte vers le bas ; et
le câble (3) est guidé dans une direction verticale par la partie de recouvrement
(16).
5. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon la revendication 4,
dans lequel :
un étrier de fixation (4c) est monté sur une surface externe de l'élément de support
(4) dans une position en dessous de la partie de recouvrement (16) ; et
le câble (3) est intercalé entre l'étrier de fixation (4c) et la surface externe de
l'élément de support (4) à fixer.
6. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon l'une quelconque des
revendications 1 à 4, comprenant en outre un ressort de fixation (5) monté sur un
côté interne de la partie de recouvrement (16) de l'élément de support (4),
dans lequel le ressort de fixation (5) est monté sur la partie de recouvrement (16)
de par sa force de restauration élastique propre et maintient le câble (3) avec une
surface interne de la partie de recouvrement (16) pour fixer le câble (3).
7. Appareil de fonctionnement/indication pour un ascenseur selon la revendication 4,
comprenant en outre un élément formant ligne de fixation enroulé autour de la partie
de recouvrement (16) de l'élément de support (4),
dans lequel l'élément formant ligne de fixation (6) s'étend sur un côté interne et
un côté externe de la partie de recouvrement (16) en alternance et maintient le câble
(3) avec une surface interne de la partie de recouvrement (16) pour fixer le câble
(3).