Telephone bracket, in particular for vehicles

• US 4,984,269 A
• Filed: 11/28/1989
• Issued: 01/08/1991
• Est. Priority Date: 12/24/1988
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Daimler-Benz AG (Mercedes-Benz Group AG)
• Original Assignee: Daimler-Benz AG (Mercedes-Benz Group AG)
• Inventors: Holzhauer, Horst, Kneib, Rudi, Loffler, Eberhard
• Primary Examiner(s): Ng, Jin F.
• Assistant Examiner(s): Chan, Jason
• Application Number:
  US07/442,297
• Time in Patent Office: 406 Days
• Field of Search: 379/437, 379/438, 379/451, 379/454, 379/457, 379/58, 379/435, 439/501, 439/502, 248/52, 248/51
• US Class Current: 379/454
• CPC Class Codes: B60R 11/0241 for telephones
• CPC Class Codes: H04M 1/15 Protecting or guiding telephone cords

Abstract

A telephone bracket, for example, for vehicles, has a reception recess for a support plinith, on which a hand receiver can be fastened, to which a spiral cable is connected, which is accommodated in a cable storage container, which adjoins the reception reces and has a cavity, which extends in the direction of a vehicle floor and into which a cable deflection member can be inserted from above, which is arranged in it so that it can be quickly removed again and around which the spiral cable is guided.

Claims

1. A telephone bracket which has a reception recess for a support plinth on which a hand receiver can be fastened, a spiral cable connected to the hand receiver being guided around a cable deflection member, wherein a cable storage container adjoins the reception recess and has a cavity, which extends downwards towards a vehicle floor and into which the cable deflection member is inserted from above, and wherein securing means are provided for securing the cable deflection member for quick removal.

2. A telephone bracket according to claim 1, wherein the cable deflection member is locked in position in the reception recess together with the support plinth by the securing means which comprises a socket pin, which holds both the cable deflection member and support plinth.

3. A telephone bracket according to claim 1, wherein an unstretched spiral cable is shorter than a deflection path around the cable deflection member.