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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 27, 1990
Filed:
Aug. 14, 1989
Marion R Farmer, Shelby, TN (US);
Aluma-Form, Inc., Memphis, TN (US);
Abstract
An improved electrical equipment cluster mount for use upon a utility pole or the like is disclosed. The improved electrical equipment cluster mount includes an elongated bearing plate adapted to be mounted to the utility pole and having one or a pair of spaced and elongated polygonally configured structural members each having a plurality of elongated sides and open ends, said members capable of being solid or hollow, and with each hollow structural member being attached to the elongated bearing plate along one side thereof. A plurality of individual brackets extend from other sides of each hollow structural member in predetermined spaced relationship to one another along the elongated sides and are also structurally interlocked with at least one other adjacent bracket on the hollow structural member for mounting electrical equipment, such as transformers, in a predetermined clustered array relative to the utility pole. Each of the individiual brackets include supporting bases which include complementary interfitting and overlapping sections, relative to the supporting base of an adjacent bracket, to structurally interlock and support the individual brackets in a stable and secure position on each of the hollow structural members. The individual brackets may be inclined downwardly or upwardly relative to aligned and cooperating brackets associated with a second spaced hollow structural member, with the hollow structural members also being moved toward and away from one another on the elongated bearing plate to facilitate mounting of the electrical equipment thereto at different spaced locations.