Door wiring module
AssigneesAutonetworks Technologies, Ltd., Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd., Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKoji YAMAGUCHI, Makoto HIGASHIKOZONO, Housei MIZUNO
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Abstract
A door wiring module includes: a door functional planar member; a wiring member wired on and held by the door functional planar member; and an exterior member in which a part of the wiring member extending to an outer side from the door functional planar member and incorporated into the door is wired and held. The door wiring module is provided to be able to be folded so that the exterior member overlaps with the door functional planar member before being incorporated into the door, and is incorporated into the door in a state where the exterior member is developed.
Claims5
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A door wiring module, comprising:
- a door functional planar member incorporated between a door panel and a design trim in a door of a vehicle;
- a wiring member wired on and held by the door functional planar member;
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- an exterior member in which a part of the wiring member extending to an outer side from the door functional planar member and incorporated into the door is wired and held, wherein
- the wiring member includes a plurality of covering wires wired side by side on a main surface of the door functional planar member and a main surface of an exterior member,
- the exterior member is a sheet member which fixes the plurality of covering wires by a contact area direct fixation to hold the plurality of covering wires to be located side by side,
- the door wiring module is provided to be able to be folded so that the exterior member overlaps with the door functional planar member before being incorporated into the door,
- the door wiring module is incorporated into the door in a state where the exterior member is developed, and
- the sheet member has flexibility to be bended in a front-back direction, and the door functional planar member has rigidity to be hardly bended in a front-back direction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.