Cable stand-off
View Patent ↗The different embodiments of the cable stand-off serve as a thermally inslutative protector. In one embodiment, the cable stand-off includes an elongated member defining a lumen therethrough, and a plurality of fins extending from an outer surface of the elongated member, wherein the plurality of fins includes sets of fins, each set of fins being spaced a longitudinal distance from one another and being positioned around a circumference of the elongated member. Another embodiment of the cable stand-off comprises an elongated member having a helical shape and surrounding at least a portion of a length of at least one energy transmission conduit. In yet another embodiment, a cable stand-off comprises an elongated surrounding at least a portion of a length of an energy transmission conduit, wherein the elongated member is made of a non-flammable, low particulate, flexible fiber material.
1. A cable stand-off, comprising:
an elongated member surrounding at least a portion of a length of at least one energy transmission conduit, at least a portion of the elongated member having a helical shape;
wherein the elongated member is formed of thermally insulative material and includes helical segments of similar diameter longitudinally spaced apart from one another by longitudinally extending bridges, the bridges extending between adjacent helical segments along an outside surface of the at least one energy transmission conduit and at most only partially about the at least one energy transmission conduit.
2. The cable stand-off according to claim 1 , wherein the elongated member extends along at least a portion of a length of the conduit.
3. The cable stand-off according to claim 1 , wherein the elongated member extends along substantially an entire length of the conduit.
4. A cable stand-off according to claim 1 , wherein at least one bridge extends off axis relative to a longitudinal body axis of an adjacent helical section at a point of extension.
5. A cable stand-off according to claim 1 , wherein the bridges are configured and dimensioned to permit airflow to the at least one energy transmission conduit between the helical sections.
6. A cable stand-off according to claim 1 , wherein each bridge extends from an adjacent helical section in substantially perpendicular manner.
7. A cable stand-off, comprising:
an elongated member surrounding at least a portion of a length of at least one energy transmission conduit, at least a portion of the elongated member having a helical shape;
wherein the elongated member is formed of thermally insulative material and includes helical segments of similar diameter longitudinally spaced apart from one another by longitudinally extending bridges, at least one bridge defining a longitudinal body axis which is substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the at least one energy transmission conduit, the longitudinal body axis being disposed at a distance from the longitudinal axis that is less than or equal to a distance from the longitudinal axis defined by a radius of at least one of the helical segments.
8. A cable stand-off, comprising:
an elongated member surrounding at least a portion of a length of at least one energy transmission conduit, at least a portion of the elongated member having a helical shape;
wherein the elongated member is formed of thermally insulative material and includes helical segments of similar diameter longitudinally spaced apart from one another by longitudinally extending bridges, the bridges extending between adjacent helical segments in close proximity to the at least one energy transmission conduit and only partially surrounding the at least one energy transmission conduit.