Device for protecting electric component
View Patent ↗A device for protecting an electric component for a compressor is provided, where the device is equipped with a bracket formed with an insert portion and a locking part having a locking hole, facing each other; and a cover formed with a clamp for clamping the distal end of the insert portion, and a ratchet fastened to the locking hole, and where the insert portion is formed of a plurality of projections with different length of projected portions in insert direction. This makeup enables only one ratchet to fix the cover securely to the bracket, as well as makes the cover to be resistant to fracture owing to a small distortion of the cover when detaching.
1. A device for protecting an electric component comprising:
a bracket fixed to a compressor unit, the bracket having a fixing portion, an insert portion and a locking part having a locking hole; and
a cover made of resin having a clamp into which a distal end of the insert portion is inserted and a ratchet that is fastened to the locking hole, wherein the insert portion including the distal end and the locking part protrude from the fixing portion in the same direction.
2. The device for protecting an electric component as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the insert portion is provided on an upper side of the bracket.
3. The device for protecting an electric component as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the insertion portion has a plurality of projections, a distal end of a projection with a longest projected portion of the projections projects beyond a distal end of the locking part.
4. The device for protecting an electric component as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the insertion portion has a plurality of projections, the distal end of the projection is chamfered.
5. The device for protecting an electric component as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the insertion portion has a plurality of projections, a projection with a short projected portion of the projections is arranged oppositely to the locking part, and the projection is to be longer than the locking part in width.