Mounting device for fan
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorZheng-Heng Sun
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Abstract
A mounting device for mounting a fan includes a base board and two blocks to be mounted on opposite sides of a bottom of the fan. The base board forms two rods. Each block defines a fixing hole in which a corresponding rod engages. A resilient member is mounted to a bottom of each block for absorbing vibrations of the fan. The resilient member includes an arc-shaped main piece, and two fixing pieces respectively extending from opposite ends of the main piece to be mounted to opposite ends of the corresponding block, respectively.
Claims16
A mounting device for mounting a fan having a main body and two opposite boards connected to opposite ends of the main body, comprising:
- a base board forming two rods;
- two blocks to be mounted to opposite sides of a bottom of the main body of the fan;
- each block comprising a bottom wall defining a fixing hole to be fitted about one of the rods;
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- two resilient members each mounted to a bottom of a corresponding one of the blocks and deformedly sandwiched between the base board and the corresponding block, each resilient member comprising an arc-shaped main piece, and two fixing pieces formed at opposite ends of the main piece to be fixed to opposite ends of the corresponding block.
An assembly, comprising:
- a base board forming two rods;
- a fan comprising a main body and two boards perpendicularly connected to opposite ends of the main body;
- two blocks mounted to opposite sides of a bottom of the main body of the fan;
- each block comprising a bottom wall defining a fixing hole fitted about one of the rods;
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- two resilient members each mounted to a bottom of one of the blocks and deformedly sandwiched between the base board and the corresponding block, each resilient member comprising an arc-shaped main piece, and two fixing pieces formed at opposite ends of the main piece to be fixed to opposite ends of the corresponding block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.