A method and device for adjusting the unstored length of tubing directed to improving the use of infusion sets that deliver fluids to a user. The device includes a storage module and other features for adjusting, storing and securing the length of the tubing. The method of adjusting the length of the tubing to a desired length typically comprises removably attaching the tubing to the adjuster, adjusting the tubing by wrapping the tubing around a hub or post of the adjuster, and fixing the length of the unstored tubing by attaching the tubing to a securing device such as a friction structure or fastener.

An example fiber storage device includes a bend radius limiter extending along a height from a first end to a second end. The first end is seated at a mounting surface. One or more arms extend outwardly from the second end of the body. Each of the arms defines a retaining member that contacts the mounting surface. Each retaining member has a first contact surface that faces away from the storage surface and a second contact surface that faces towards the storage surface. A storage region is defined between the mounting surface, the storage surface, one of the arms arm, and the second contact surface of the respective retaining member.

An apparatus for managing personal electronic accessory cords including, but not limited to, headphone cords comprises of a body 1 with a length of greater measurement than its width and containing an assortment of holes offset from the body's outer edge and connected to the outer edge by way of a guide-slot 2,3,8,9 through which a cord may be passed and secured into the hole (known as cord-locks). The apparatus 1 also contains an assortment of recesses 4-7 in the outer perimeter of the body's length and width edges (known as wrap guides). The cord 11 to be managed can be attached to the apparatus 1 by being passed through the pair of cord locks on opposite ends of the body's length. The cord's main length is then wrapped around the body's longest dimension in the corresponding wrap guides 4,5 and then micro-adjusted around the body's shorter dimension using the other wrap guides 6,7 before the remaining end(s) of the cord are secured in the remaining cord locks 8,9.

An extension cord safety system designed to encourage or force the user to unplug or turn off a cord prior to rolling or unrolling the cord. Additionally, a safety system designed to automatically de-energise a cord whilst not in use. The safety system is specifically designed and intended to reduce the risk of electric shock. The extension cord safety system includes the permanent installation of a cable rolling device at the male end of the cord so the user must unplug the cord to commence rolling or unroll the cord prior to plugging into a power source.

The embodiment of the present disclosure provides a cable winding device of a mobile phone charger. The cable winding device comprises: a shell, a groove is formed in the shell, soft rubber is arranged inside the groove, and cable clamping grooves for fixing a mobile phone data cable are formed in the outer side of the soft rubber. As the groove is formed in the shell of the mobile phone power adapter, the internal mainboard space of the mobile phone power adapter is effectively avoided, and thus the size of the mobile phone power adapter is not increased.

A coil support with a coil of a trimmer line has a coil core with an outer wall surface and first and second axial ends. At the axial ends securing elements that project past the wall surface of the coil core are provided for positional fixation of the coil wound onto the coil core. A securing element provided at the first axial end is a support plate with a longitudinal center axis. The size of the support plate is provided in the direction of the longitudinal center axis with a greater extension than transverse to the longitudinal center axis such that the support plate in a first radial direction of the coil core is greater than in a second radial direction. The coil core is fixedly connected with the support plate and with the further securing elements that are provided on the second axial end.

A receptacle providing secure protection for its contents and comprising a housing with an opening, and a cover member pivotably attached to the housing to move between a closed position and an opened position. In the closed position, a locking mechanism may lock the housing and cover into engagement. In the open position, convenient access is provided to the interior of the housing and the contents. The cover member may be equipped with a retaining member for wrapping wires or cables in an organized fashion.

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 storage structure for an air duct hose of a hair grooming device is provided, including a first-side host, a second-side host, a connecting member and an air duct hose. The first-side host is configured opposite to the second-side host, thus defining a storage space. The connecting member is disposed within the storage space, one end of the connecting member is connected to the first-side host and the other connected to the second-side host. An air intake port is provided on the connecting member and connected to the air duct hose. The air duct hose is coiled around the connecting member and stored within the storage space. With above configuration, the hair grooming device provides sufficient storage space for the air duct hose. This allows the hose to be made adequately long without occupying excessive space, thereby better aligning with the compact and portable design concept.