Control case with cover controlled by pressing button
AssigneeTimotion Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorYu-Chang Lin
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Abstract
A control case with a cover controlled by pressing button (10) incudes: a case body (1) having a cable connecting zone (11) and multiple connectors (12); a cable protection cover (2) capable of sliding relative to the case body (1) to make the cable connecting zone (11) be covered or exposed; a button locking module (3) having a button (31) and a first latching tenon (32), the button (31) is extended with a second latching tenon (33) latched with the first latching tenon (32); and an automatic cover pushing module (4) having an elastic push rod (41) and an abutting part (42); the first latching tenon (32) and the second latching tenon (33) are separated by pressing the button (31) to make the elastic push rod (41) push the cable protection cover (2) to be separated from the case body (1).
Claims14
A control case, comprising:
- a case body (1), comprising a cable connecting zone (11) and a plurality of connectors (12) disposed in the cable connecting zone (11);
- a cable protection cover (2), slidable with respect to the case body (1) to cover or expose the cable connecting zone (11);
- a button locking module (3), comprising a button (31) disposed in the case body (1) and a first latching tenon (32) extended from the cable protection cover (2), wherein the button (31) comprises a second latching tenon (33) extended therefrom and mutually latched with the first latching tenon (32);
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- an automatic cover pushing module (4), comprising an elastic push rod (41) disposed on the cable protection cover (2) and an abutting part (42) disposed on the case body (1), wherein the elastic push rod (41) abuts against the abutting part (42);
- wherein, when the button (31) is pressed, the first latching tenon (32) and the second latching tenon (33) are driven to be separated to make the elastic push rod (41) push the cable protection cover (2) via the abutting part (42) to separate the cable protection cover (2) from the case body (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.