Patent classifications
H01R9/2608
LOCKABLE CONNECTION MODULE
A connection module for mounting on a busbar module or several busbar modules extending in a longitudinal direction includes: a housing, a rear side of which is mounted or mountable on the busbar module or busbar modules; a crossbar, movable on a first longitudinal side of the rear side of the housing transversely to the longitudinal direction, so as to provide a positive-locking connection of the connection module to the busbar module or the busbar modules in a mounted position of the connection module; and a latching profile on a second longitudinal side, opposite the first longitudinal side, of the rear side of the housing, the latching profile providing a positive-locking connection of the connection module to the busbar module or the busbar modules in the mounted position.
RAIL-MOUNTED BUILDING AUTOMATION DEVICE
The invention relates to a rail-mounted building automation device adaptable to space and communication requirements, comprising a communications module having a communications bus, an application module that implements the functionality, a bus connector for supplying power and transferring data, the communications module comprising a first casing having ten bus connector pins, a lower body with the communications bus, having a wall further forward than another in relation to a user, the application module comprising a second casing with a pin-receiving connector having three terminals, a first projection separated from a second projection at approximately the width of the rail, in use when the ten pins are introduced into the receiving connector and an upper body of the first casing is introduced into a third recess of the second casing, with both being joined by securing means.
CURRENT BAR MODULE AND CORRESPONDING CONNECTION MODULE
A conductor rail module for distributing and a corresponding connection module for tapping a direct current distributed along a mounting rail is described. The connection module comprises a housing whose electrically insulating rear section is connected or connectable to the mounting rail in a form-fit manner. A front section of the housing has a plurality of electrically insulating transverse struts extending transversely to a longitudinal direction of the conductor rail module. Furthermore, the conductor rail module comprises at least two conductor rails extending in the longitudinal direction in the housing between the rear section and the front section, which conductor rails are configured to contact the connection modules for distributing the direct current through a gap between the transverse struts when the connection modules are in a position mounted on the conductor rail module.
BOLT TERMINAL
A bolt terminal mounted on a guide rail is provided. The bolt terminal comprises a housing (1), an integral nut (2), a screw (3), a connection component (4), and a wiring metal surface (5); one end of the screw is provided in the housing, the other end of the screw is located outside the housing, and the screw located outside the housing is to be connected to the integral nut fitted therewith; the wiring metal surface is provided on the interface between the screw and the housing; and the housing is to be connected to the guide rail via the connection component. The bolt terminal increases the requirement for powering the wirings, and the bolt terminal can be removed from the guide rail only by using a conventional screwdriver to lightly tap on a removal port. The screw is integrally connected to the housing by injection molding and thus there is no risk of the screw falling off, enabling higher reliability.
TERMINAL BLOCK
A conductor connection terminal, having an insulating material housing, a busbar, a clamping spring and an operating lever which is pivotably received in the insulating material housing over a pivoting range and can be pivoted between an open position and a closed position, wherein the clamping spring has an operating arm which is deflected via a spring driver of the operating lever at least in the open position, characterized in that the operating lever is supported in the open position at a first and a second support point spaced from the first, and that the operating lever is pulled against the first and the second support point by a tensile force of the clamping spring acting on the spring driver from the operating arm.
Rail terminal assembling structure
A rail terminal assembling structure includes a protection member formed with an assembling passage defined by a contact side section, a connection side section and two lateral sections. The connection side section has a first locating section, an elastic locating section and a second locating section. An end section of a conductive plate extends into the assembling passage and securely attached to the contact side section. A metal leaf spring has a first section, a second section and an elastic bight section connected between the first and second sections. The first section has a first located section and an insertion section. When the first section extends into the assembling passage and the first section elastically pushes/presses the elastic locating section until the insertion section reaches the elastic locating section, the elastic locating section is elastically engaged with the insertion section.
TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTION ASSEMBLY WITH A PLURALITY OF INDEPENDENT POWER CONNECTION MODULES AND SYSTEM FOR THE QUICK LOCKING/UNLOCKING OF THE MODULES ON A RAIL INTENDED TO BE FASTENED TO A STRUCTURE, IN PARTICULAR AN AIRCRAFT STRUCTURE
Terminal block connection assembly with a plurality of independent power connection modules and system for the quick locking/unlocking of the modules on a rail intended to be fastened to a structure, in particular an aircraft structure. A terminal block connection assembly with a terminal block includes one or more connection modules with a plurality of connection cavities, the individual fastening of which to a support rail that is itself intended to be fastened to a structure is ensured by one or more positioning pieces that are each able to be inserted into and then held in a fastening groove through a single translational movement.
Electrical connection system with a conductive blade
The invention relates to an electrical connection system (7) for an electrical device, such as an electrical terminal block, said electrical connection system (7) comprising: a conductive bar (21) including an electrical contact region (45) arranged to cooperate with a conductive portion (13) of an electrical conductor (13) in a connected position, and an engagement zone (35) arranged to engage with a portion (15) of a support rail (15) in an engaged position; a leaf spring (23); and a retaining device (49) arranged to retain the support rail (15) in the engaged position, the conductive bar (21) consisting of a conductive strip.
CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MOUNTING A CONTROL SYSTEM
A control system and a method for mounting a control system, the control system comprising a signal-distribution board, a top-hat rail, at least a first contact device and at least a second contact device. The first contact device and the second contact device are arranged at the signal-distribution board with an offset relative to each other with the signal-distribution board electrically connecting the first contact device to the second contact device for at least transmitting data. The top-hat rail is mechanically fastened to the signal-distribution board and a first coupling module may be mechanically fastened to the top-hat rail, where the second contact device is embodied to electrically contact a signal-processing module or a second coupling module. The first contact device may be electrically connected to a field device.
DIN rail mounting bracket
An electrical block mounting assembly includes a bracket, an electrical block assembly, and a rail. The bracket includes a first surface and a second surface that is opposite the first surface. The bracket also includes a first securing member and a second securing member, which are coupled to the second surface. The electrical block assembly is coupled to the bracket. The electrical block assembly includes at least one electrical block. The first electrical block is coupled to the second electrical block in a coupling direction. The rail extends along a rail axis and is coupled to the bracket by the first securing member and the second securing member such that the coupling direction is orthogonal to the rail axis.