The invention relates to a cantilever device for a charging station with at least one beam, wherein the at least one beam has a rigid main body with a first end and a second end opposite the first end along a longitudinal extension of the at least one beam, wherein the cantilever device has a first fastening device for rigidly fastening the first end of the at least one beam to the charging station, wherein the cantilever device has at least one further fastening device for movably fastening at least one charging cable accommodation and/or at least one roof element.

Line guide apparatuses for guiding a plurality of lines for suspended applications such as for example in a drilling rig. The line guide apparatus has a flexible carrying strand of high tensile strength which extends over the length of the line guide apparatus. Guide bodies are arranged in the longitudinal direction of the carrying strand, adjacent guide bodies being spatially deflectable relative to one another. At least some guide bodies in each case have a central part with a fastening device for fastening to the carrying strand, and an outer part with at least one circumferential element, which delimits a receiving region for lines. At least three radial bars are provided on the central part and hold the outer part. At least one spacer body is provided on the carrying strand between in each case two guide bodies, the spacer body specifying a spacing between the central parts of the guide bodies. The spacer body may be configured with an external diameter which is reduced relative to the guide bodies and/or in such a way that the outer parts of the two guide bodies may rest against one another in the fully deflected relative position.

The present disclosure provides a wire harness fixture that makes it possible to easily detach an electric wire member from an attachment target and also provides a wire harness. A wire harness fixture (12) according to one embodiment of the present disclosure comprises a fixing member (20) that is fixed to an attachment target (P) and an electric wire holding member (30) for holding an electric wire member (11). The electric wire holding member (30) has a first connection portion (31). The fixing member (20) has a second connection portion (21) that is removably connected to the first connection portion (31). The electric wire holding member (30) is attached to the fixing member (20) in a separable manner by the connection between the first connection portion (31) and the second connection portion (21).

According to a first aspect of the disclosure there is provided a cable store for a charging device, the charging device for charging and/or discharging an electrical device, the cable store comprising: a drum portion around which a cable of the charging device is configured to be wound; a deflection portion configured to deflect the cable to wind around the drum portion; wherein the cable is configured to enter the deflecting portion substantially in a direction corresponding to an axial direction of the drum portion and wind around the drum portion substantially in a direction corresponding to a circumferential direction of the drum portion.

A charger according to the present embodiment comprises a body with a space formed inside; a door configured to open and close the space; a retractor module including a retractor having a wire connected to a charging cable and a box configured to cover the retractor; and a retractor cover disposed on an upper side surface of the body and configured to cover the retractor module when the retractor module is inserted.

A system (e.g., an ultrasound imaging system) is provided. The system includes an ultrasound probe having a cable, and an ultrasound probe holder configured to receive the ultrasound probe. The system further includes a housing supported by a base. The housing includes a connector port and a cable manage passage. The cable manage passage positioned at an upper end of the housing distal to the base. The cable extending through the cable manage passage, and is attached to the connector port. The ultrasound probe holder is coupled to a front side of the housing.

A cable management system for the storage, deployment and support of an EV charging cable. The system is mounted at or near the source of power. The cable is electrically coupled to the power source and may be deployed and plugged into a port on the EV. The support system is mounted to a vertical support, and freely rotatably horizontal therefrom. The deployment end of the support system near the connector end of the holds the free end of the cable above the ground and includes a fixed length of free end of cord out of the body. The system may be expanded or contracted, in telescopic fashion, maintaining the free end of cord and charging head above the ground.

A cable reel is disclosed having an outer deployment spool for deployment and retractive coiling of cable based on rotation about a central axis. The cable reel also has an inner, coaxial drum in which stored cable assumes tighter loops and relaxed loops responsive to the deployment or coiling of the cable on the outer spool. The cable extends from the inner drum through an opening in an axial tube and out of the drum orthogonally. The cable is contiguous from the deployable end on the outer spool, through the inner drum coils and through the axial tube. The reel may have a resistive spring or other means of retraction. The disclosed cable is not subject to acute bends, turns or torsion upon its long axis through deployed and retracted phases.

Systems and apparatus for implementing a megawatt electric vehicle (EV) charging solution. In some implementations, a system includes at least one inverter; a vertical alignment track; and an electric vehicle charging interface physically connected to the vertical alignment track and electrically connected to the at least one inverter. The electric vehicle charging interface can be configured to move vertically up and/or down the vertical alignment track to adjust a height of the electric vehicle charging interface.

There may be provided a cable management system for an electric vehicle charger. The cable management system may include a mechanical wire coupled to a charging cable associated with the electric vehicle charger and an enclosure. The cable management system may include a wire tension sensor engaging the mechanical wire. The wire tension sensor may generate a sensor output based on a force applied to the mechanical wire. The wire retractor may be configured to retract the mechanical wire into the enclosure and extend the mechanical wire from the enclosure. The cable management system may include a controller coupled to the wire tension sensor. The controller may be configured with instructions which, when executed, cause the controller to control the wire retractor based on an amount of force applied to the mechanical wire.