A pin receiving terminal contact and a connector comprising one or more of such terminal contacts. The terminal contacts (1) comprise a base (13) comprising a folded strip and at least a first contact beam (3, 5) having a root end extending from said base (13) and a contact face (11, 12) bent sideward under an angle with said root end.

An electrical connector socket includes an outer receptacle and an inner receptacle disposed with the outer receptacle. A biasing element disposed between the inner receptacle and the outer receptacle biases the inner receptacle to a predetermined position with respect to the outer receptacle and allows displacement of the inner receptacle from the predetermined position to another position in response to an external force.

The invention relates to a high-current plug connector (1) for an electrical connection between a first line (11) and a second line (12), comprising: a plug pin (2) that can be connected to the first line (11), a plug socket (3) that can be connected to the second line (12), a contact cage (4), which is arranged between the plug pin (2) and the plug socket (3) and is designed to establish electrical contact between the plug pin (2) and the plug socket, a spring element (5), which exerts a preload (F) in the axial direction (X-X) of the high-current plug connector, and a flexible connection element (6), by means of which the plug pin (2) can be connected to the first line (11) and/or by means of which the plug socket (3) can be connected to the second line (12).

The invention relates to a high-current plug connector (1) for an electrical connection between a first line (11) and a second line (12), comprising: a plug pin (2) that can be connected to the first line (11), a plug socket (3) that can be connected to the second line (12), a contact cage (4), which is arranged between the plug pin (2) and the plug socket (3) and is designed to establish electrical contact between the plug pin (2) and the plug socket, a spring element (5), which exerts a preload (F) in the axial direction (X-X) of the high-current plug connector, and a flexible connection element (6), by means of which the plug pin (2) can be connected to the first line (11) and/or by means of which the plug socket (3) can be connected to the second line (12).

A connector for providing both a fluidic and electrical connection is disclosed, said connector having a proximal end, a distal end and an elongated body in between, characterized in that the elongated body has an inner cavity spanning throughout its length, and the distal end comprises: a) an inner body portion comprising a first inner electrical contact and b) an outer body portion comprising a second outer electrical contact having a spring element. The connector is easily adaptable to many kind of fluidic actuators and particularly to pipette instruments usually found in laboratory practice and developed to adapt fluidic actuators and pipette installments to work according to the Coulter principle in every working condition, in particular to adapt the electrical and fluidic connection between a sensing tip and an instrumented pipette.

A method and apparatus for unlocking and remove at least one plug-in electrical or IoT device locked by two lock ramps included in two channel of ramps on two surfaces of the plug-in device engaging at least two reciprocal channel of ramps on two surfaces of a support box, by an insertable dual release bar attached to a pull cord or an handle of an hand tool for inserting two insertable bars between the channels of ramps and the reciprocal channels of ramps for unlock and pull to remove the plug-in device.

A method and apparatus for unlocking and remove at least one plug-in electrical or IoT device locked by two lock ramps included in two channel of ramps on two surfaces of the plug-in device engaging at least two reciprocal channel of ramps on two surfaces of a support box, by an insertable dual release bar attached to a pull cord or an handle of an hand tool for inserting two insertable bars between the channels of ramps and the reciprocal channels of ramps for unlock and pull to remove the plug-in device.

An LED (light emitting diode) panel. In particular, an LED panel that is part of a modular system used to construct a wall mounted LED video screen. An LED panel includes a chassis and an LED tile including a plurality of surface mount devices attached thereto. The LED tile is removably mounted to a front of the chassis, and further includes: a first power connector and a first data connector; and a connector assembly mounted on the chassis. The connector assembly includes a support board; a second power connector; a second data connector; and a biasing member arranged to urge the support board in a direction towards the front of the chassis, such that the second power connector and second data connector engage with the first power connector and first data connector, respectively.

A method and apparatus for unlocking and remove at least one plug-in electrical or IoT device locked by two lock ramps included in two channel of ramps on two surfaces of the plug-in device engaging at least two reciprocal channel of ramps on two surfaces of a support box, by an insertable dual release bar attached to a pull cord or an handle of an hand tool for inserting two insertable bars between the channels of ramps and the reciprocal channels of ramps for unlock and pull to remove the plug-in device.

A method and apparatus for unlocking and remove at least one plug-in electrical or IoT device locked by two lock ramps included in two channel of ramps on two surfaces of the plug-in device engaging at least two reciprocal channel of ramps on two surfaces of a support box, by an insertable dual release bar attached to a pull cord or an handle of an hand tool for inserting two insertable bars between the channels of ramps and the reciprocal channels of ramps for unlock and pull to remove the plug-in device.