Rack for a switchgear cabinet
AssigneeRittal-Werk Rudolf Loh GmbH & Co. KG
InventorWolfgang Reuter
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Abstract
A rack for a switchgear cabinet, whereby the rack is assembled from frame legs, four of the frame legs being horizontally oriented forming a lower rack frame, which is connected to support profiles for bottom plates. The support profiles form a bottom frame (30), which has upward projecting fastening straps (50, 52). The frame legs (12 to 14) of the lower rack frame (11) have vertically aligned inner profile sides (21), which are provided with recesses (26) in the area of their lower edges (23) and of the adjoining profile sides for introducing the fastening straps (50, 52), and the fastening straps (50, 52) are screwed in place, resting on the inside of these inner profile sides (21) of the lower rack frame (11).
Claims18
A rack for a switchgear cabinet which is assembled from a plurality of frame legs, four of said frame legs being horizontally oriented, forming a lower rack frame, and said lower rack frame connected to support profile sections adapted to support a bottom plate of said cabinet,
- the improvement comprising:
- a bottom frame (30) comprising four corner pieces (40) and said support profile sections (31;
- 32;
- 33;
- 34) and having a plurality of upwardly projecting fastening straps (50, 52);
- each of said horizontal frame legs (12 to 15) of the lower rack frame (11) comprising a vertically aligned inner profile side (21), and each of said vertically aligned inner profile sides (21) forming a plurality of recesses (26) along a lower edge (23) proximate an adjoining said profile side which receive the fastening straps (50, 52);
- the fastening straps (50, 52) being screwed in place, disposed on a side of said vertically aligned inner profile sides (21) of the lower rack frame (11) facing away from an interior of said cabinet;
- and
- two attachment plates (48,49) having a raised partial area (45) with an upwardly offset bezel (46) which extends onto a base (47) of each of said four corner pieces (40).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.