Cable device
AssigneeTa Triumph-Adler Aktiengesellschaft
InventorRobert Hofmann
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Abstract
A cable device for connecting electrical apparatuses with a power source or housing parts of electrical apparatuses with one another has a foldable electrical cable which has a plurality of folds with folding regions therebetween, and fixing elements which fix bending points in the folding regions against turning movements.
Claims8
A cable device for connecting electrical apparatuses with a power source or housing parts of electrical apparatuses with one another, comprising a foldable electrical cable which has a plurality of folds with folding regions therebetween;
- and fixing elements which fix bending points in said folding regions against turning movements and are formed as closed caps which are fitted on the cable at said bending points in said folding regions.
A cable device for connecting electrical apparatuses with a power source or housing parts of electrical apparatuses with a power source or housing parts of electrical apparatuses with one another, comprising a foldable electrical cable which has a plurality of folds with folding regions therebetween;
- and fixing elements which fix bending points in said folding regions against turning movements, said folding regions of said cable having different lengths over a predetermined length of said cable.
A cable device for connecting electrical apparatuses with a power source or housing parts of electrical apparatuses with one another, comprising a foldable electrical cable which has a plurality of folds with folding regions therebetween;
- fixing elements which fix bending points in said folding regions against turning movements;
- and two parts with which said cable is connected, one of said parts having a recess, while the other fixed part has a guiding rib which displaces said holding regions of said cable into said recess, said recess having a shorter recess part and a longer recess part, said folding regions including shorter folding regions receivable in said shorter recess parts and longer portions receivable in said longer recess parts.
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