Routing configuration of wire harness
A routing configuration of a wire harness includes an outer member having a tubular shape, and at least one conductive path configured to be contained in and protected by the outer member. In a generally straight wiring portion, the wire harness is routed in such a manner that the outer member is snaked so that portions of an inner surface of the outer member are brought into contact with the at least one conductor path, the generally straight wiring portion being defined as a portion where the wire harness is routed generally straightly between bent wiring portions which are defined as portions where the wire harness is routed being bent so as to conform to shapes of corresponding portions of a routing target, respectively.
1. A routing configuration of a wire harness comprising:
an outer member having a tubular shape; and
at least one conductive path configured to be contained in and protected by the outer member,
wherein in a substantially straight wiring portion, the wire harness is routed in such a manner that the outer member is snaked so as to have a plurality of bent portions, each bent portion having a bent angle of substantially 90 degrees, the substantially straight wiring portion being defined as a portion where the wire harness is routed substantially straightly between bent wiring portions which are defined as portions where the wire harness is routed being bent so as to conform to shapes of corresponding portions of a routing target, respectively,
wherein portions of an inner surface of the outer member are brought into contact with corresponding portions of the at least one conductive path in the bent portions, and
wherein in each of the bent portions of the outer member, a bent angle of a corresponding action of the at least one conductive path is greater than 90 degrees.
2. The routing configuration of the wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein a snaking posture of the outer member is maintained by fixing members which fix the wire harness to the routing target.
3. The routing configuration of the wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein an inner surface of a snaked portion of the outer member suppresses shaking of the at least one conductive path.