Pull cord arrangement

1. A pull cord arrangement for a roller blind or a Venetian blind, comprising:

a winding element arranged to be connected to a blind such that the blind is released or wound in response to a rotational movement of the winding element about a rotational axis;

a connecting element coupled to the winding element to rotate together with the winding element;

and a pull cord engaging the connecting element so as to control the rotation of the connecting element and thus the winding element as the pull cord is operated; and

wherein the ratio between the engagement diameter d of the connecting element at which diameter the pull cord operatively engages the connecting element and the outer diameter D of the winding element is smaller than 2:3, wherein

the pull cord arrangement further comprises a pull cord actuator formed by a telescopic rod comprising a first rod, a second rod, and a carrier, the pull cord is received inside the first rod, wherein:

(i) the first rod comprises a first end, a second end, and a slit extending a length of the first rod, wherein the first rod first end extends from the connecting element;

(ii) the second rod comprising a first end, a second end, and a locking element, wherein the second rod is constructed to slide over the first rod and enclose the first rod second end; and

(iii) the carrier is attached to the pull cord and to the locking element of the second rod, and extends through the slit of the first rod,

the second rod being movable in relation to the first rod along a longitudinal extension of the first rod, whereby the pull cord is operated by moving the second rod along the longitudinal extension of the first rod, and

whereby the pull cord is operated as the second rod is moved along the first rod.

2. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the pull cord forms a closed loop and is a bead chain, a toothed belt, a perforated belt or a chain, and wherein the connecting element along its outer circumference transverse the rotational axis comprises projections engaging the pull cord.

3. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the first rod is pivotably arranged about the rotational axis of the winding element.

4. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 3 , wherein the first rod encases the connecting element.

5. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the winding element is a tube, an outer envelope surface thereof forming a support onto which the blind of a roller blind is to be wound or a support onto which the strings of the Venetian blind are to be wound.

6. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the winding element comprises a spring providing a rotational biasing of the winding element.

7. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the engagement diameter d of the connecting element at which diameter the pull cord operatively engages the connecting element and the outer diameter D of the winding element is smaller than 1:2.

8. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the engagement diameter d of the connecting element at which diameter the pull cord operatively engages the connecting element and the outer diameter D of the winding element is smaller than 1:3.

9. The pull cord arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the engagement diameter d of the connecting element at which diameter the pull cord operatively engages the connecting element and the outer diameter D of the winding element is smaller than 1:4.