Electric and mechanical stretching apparatus for movable sofa
Abstract
The invention is an electromechanical stretching apparatus of a convertible sofa, which consisting of a mechanical stretching apparatus and an electric actuator, the mechanical stretching apparatus being provided with an electrically-driven connecting rod, wherein, the electric actuator consists of a motor, a motor connecting tube, a motor movable slider, and a motor head fixing part, the motor adopted is a motor with a guide rail, the motor movable slider is installed on the guide rail of the motor, the motor head is rotationally connected through a second rotor shaft to the motor head fixing part fastened on the electrically-driven connecting rod, the motor connecting tube is connected to the motor movable slider through a first rotor shaft and the motor connecting tube is fastened on the mechanical stretching apparatus. The said motor connecting tube is fastened on a linkage part of the mechanical stretching apparatus. The said first rotor shaft and the second rotor shaft are both a bolt. By changing the electronic driving device, the invention increases automaticity and comfort of the convertible sofa, and improves installation, removal, maintenance, and operation efficiency of an electric actuator of the convertible sofa.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedThe invention claimed is:
1. An electromechanical stretching apparatus of a convertible sofa, consisting of a mechanical stretching apparatus and an electric actuator, the mechanical stretching apparatus being provided with an electrically-driven connecting rod, wherein,
the electric actuator consists of a motor, a motor connecting tube, a motor movable slider, and a motor head fixing part, the motor adopted is a motor with a guide rail, the motor movable slider is installed on the guide rail of the motor, the motor head is rotationally connected through a second rotor shaft to the motor head fixing part fastened on the electrically-driven connecting rod, the motor connecting tube is connected to the motor movable slider through a first rotor shaft and the motor connecting tube is fastened on the mechanical stretching apparatus.
2. The electromechanical stretching apparatus of a convertible sofa as in claim 1 wherein said motor connecting tube is fastened on a linkage part of the mechanical stretching apparatus.
3. The electromechanical stretching apparatus of a convertible sofa as in claim 1 or 2 wherein the first rotor shaft and the second rotor shaft are both a bolt.
4. An electromechanical stretching apparatus of a convertible sofa, consisting of a mechanical stretching apparatus and an electric actuator, the mechanical stretching apparatus comprising an electrically-driven connecting rod,
wherein the electric actuator consists of: a motor comprising a motor head and a guide rail, a motor connecting tube connected to the mechanical stretching apparatus and the guide rail, a motor movable slider installed on the guide rail of the motor, and a motor head fixing part fastened on the electrically-driven connecting rod, and wherein the motor head of the motor is rotationally and removably connected through a second rotor shaft to the motor head fixing part fastened on the electrically driven connecting rod; wherein the motor connecting tube is rotationally and removably connected to the motor movable slider through a first rotor shaft; wherein the motor connecting tube is fastened on the mechanical stretching apparatus via at least two connections between one end of the motor connecting tube and the mechanical stretching apparatus; wherein the motor connecting tube extends to one end side at the one end of the motor connecting tube, the end side is fastened on a linkage part of the mechanical stretching apparatus via the at least two connections, the end side is substantially parallel to the linkage part, and the linkage part is not directly connected with the electrically-driven connecting rod; and wherein the first rotor shaft and the second rotor shaft are both bolts, and a bolt connection of the motor is achieved by a rotational connection of the first rotor shaft and a bolt connection of the second rotor shaft.Cited by (0)
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