Electricity: conductors and insulators – Overhead – Towers – poles or posts
Patent
1977-05-25
1981-02-24
Reynolds, B. A.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Overhead
Towers, poles or posts
H02G 304
Patent
active
042529891
ABSTRACT:
A service column comprising a pair of channels in a main member for receiving electrical conductors providing power and communication services from above a suspended ceiling to a work area in an office. The suspended ceiling contains inverted T-rails supporting a plurality of ceiling panels. An adapter bracket assembly fastened to the upper end of the main member of the service column secures the main member to one of the inverted T-rails. The inverted T-rail supporting the service column is defined by two split legs joined together by a web. The adapter bracket assembly abuts against the web and a double C-clamp secured to the adapter bracket assembly with a fastener grippingly engages the split legs of the inverted T-rail. A standard secured to the lower end of the main member of the service column adjustably supports the column from the floor and a sleeve slideable over the main member conceals the standard from external view.
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CTS Corporation
Palguta Larry J.
Reynolds B. A.
Tone D. A.
Young John A.
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