Waterproof construction of rotary dial
AssigneeClarion Co., Ltd.
InventorSatoshi Watanabe
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeClarion Co., Ltd.
InventorSatoshi Watanabe
Estimating the term…
Provided is a waterproof construction of a rotary dial, which makes it possible to improve a waterproof property with a simple construction and is suited to a marine acoustic equipment. The waterproof construction of the rotary dial comprises a dial body, a knob member provided at the back of the dial body and comprising a portion provided centrally thereof to be connected to a rotating shaft of an electric part and a portion provided in a rear region thereof to be mounted to a back side of a hole of an escutcheon, and a seal ring held between the knob member and the dial body and having an outer edge thereof brought into contact with an opened edge of the hole of the escutcheon, a ring-shaped waterproof film is interposed between the seal ring and the dial body to have an outer end thereof extending radially beyond a position, in which the seal ring and the opened edge of the hole of the escutcheon contact with each other, and a free end of the waterproof film is deformed by water pressure to seal a position, in which the seal ring and the opened edge of the hole of the escutcheon contact with each other, to prevent invasion of water.
A waterproof construction of a rotary dial comprising a dial body, a knob member provided at the back of the dial body and comprising a portion provided centrally thereof to be connected to a rotating shaft of an electric part and a portion provided in a rear region thereof to be mounted to a back side of a hole of an escutcheon, and a seal ring held between the knob member and the dial body and having an outer edge thereof brought into contact with an opened edge of the hole of the escutcheon, and wherein a ring-shaped waterproof film is interposed between the seal ring and the dial body and having an outer end thereof extending radially beyond a position, in which the seal ring and the opened edge of the hole of the escutcheon contact with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.