H01R9/2675

Electrical contact element for a bus element of a mounting rail bus system
10535963 · 2020-01-14 · ·

An electrical contact element for a bus element of a mounting rail bus system includes: a contact body that extends in an areal manner along an extension plane; and at least one contact leg that is arranged on the contact body and extends along the extension plane. When measured perpendicularly to the extension plane, the contact body has a first thickness and the at least one contact leg has a second thickness that is smaller than the first thickness.

System comprising multiple functional modules and addressing method for functional modules thereof
10514734 · 2019-12-24 · ·

A system comprising a plurality of functional modules connected by a bus, each functional module comprising a photo emitter and a photo receiver, to transmit photo signals between two adjacent modules. A method for addressing the functional modules, wherein a control module broadcasts respective unique addresses to the bus and a photo enquiry signal to its downstream module to trigger the latter to pick up an address. Each module provides a photo enquiry signal to its downstream module, after it has picked up an address from the bus.

Electric switchboard terminal block with multiple label-holder seats
10511110 · 2019-12-17 · ·

Electric switchboard terminal block having a body (310) extending in a lengthwise longitudinal direction (X-X), widthwise transverse direction (Y-Y) and heightwise vertical direction (Z-Z), and comprising a front face (310a) and lateral flanks (310b) situated opposite each other in the longitudinal direction (X-X), each flank having a first seat (320) for housing a label (30), and comprising a recess (330) with a substantially trapezium-like vertical cross-section arranged in a central position in the longitudinal direction (X-X) and having a greater base open on the front face (310a) of the terminal block and smaller base open towards the inside thereof, said recess (330) having at least one further seat (331;333) for housing at least one additional label (30).

CONNECTOR FOR A CIRCUIT BREAKER AND A DOWNSTREAM CONTACTOR, FEEDER WITH SUCH A CONNECTOR AND ARRANGEMENT WITH SUCH A FEEDER
20240055196 · 2024-02-15 ·

A connector for a circuit breaker and a downstream contactor has a one-piece configuration and facilitates an electrical connection between the circuit breaker and the downstream contactor. The connector includes at least one sensor, the connector includes an evaluation unit for measured values of the sensor, and the connector includes first contacts for the circuit breaker and second contacts for the downstream contactor, both acting in the same mating direction. A feeder for connecting a load and an arrangement having a distribution system, a load and a feeder, are also provided.

Socket with locking parts to secure to a rail

The disclosure provides a socket that can be held at any position on rails having different width dimensions. The socket includes a housing, which can be held on a rail that has a first side part and a second side part and extends in a first direction. The housing includes a first locking part disposed on one side of the rail in a second direction to be capable of locking the first side part in a third direction; a second locking part disposed on the other side of the rail in the second direction to be capable of locking the second side part in the third direction; and a third locking part disposed between the first locking part and the second locking part in the second direction to face the first locking part to be capable of locking the first side part of the rail in the third direction.

Jumper and power distribution device

A jumper is adapted to be disposed between two sockets. Each of the sockets has at least one conductive terminal. The jumper includes an insulative body and at least one conductive body, which includes a main body portion, a first engaging portion, and a second engaging portion. The main body portion is connected to the insulative body. The first and second engaging portions are respectively located at two opposite sides of the main body portion, and extend respectively from two opposite sides of the insulative body. The first engaging portion engages the conductive terminal of one of the sockets. The second engaging portion engages the conductive terminal of another one of the sockets, such that the conductive terminals are electrically connected. A power distribution device is also provided.

Carrier rail housing and electronic module with a carrier rail housing and control system
10483725 · 2019-11-19 · ·

A carrier rail housing comprises: a carrier rail receiving opening into which the holding legs of a carrier rail are insertable; a locking mechanism to secure the holding legs in a desired mounting position and comprising locking slides to interlock with the carrier rail housing in a locking position; a plug-in contact element arranged inside the carrier rail housing to face the carrier rail receiving opening; and a bus connector into which plug-in contacts of the plug-in contact element are insertable, the bus connector being connectable to a plug-in contact element of at least one additional carrier rail housing, wherein each of the locking slides comprises a first end that comprises a holding section that extends in sections into the carrier rail receiving opening in the locking position, so that the bus connector is secured between the holding sections of the locking slides and the plug-in contact element.

JOINT CONNECTOR
20190341716 · 2019-11-07 ·

It is aimed to simplify the shape of a short-circuit means. A joint connector (A) includes a housing (10), a plurality of terminal fittings (35F, 35S, 35T) provided in the housing (10) and each formed such that a plurality of tabs (37F, 37D, 7R) are coupled by a terminal base portion (36), and a short-circuit module (40) provided in the housing (10) and formed by arranging a plurality of short-circuit plates (42) side by side in a length direction of the tabs (37F, 37D, 37R). The short-circuit plate (42) is formed with a plurality of conduction holes (45) for allowing the tabs (37F, 37D, 37R) to pass therethrough in a contact state and non-contact holes (44) for allowing the tabs (37F, 37D, 37R) to pass therethrough in a non-contact state, and an arrangement of the plurality of conduction holes (45) differs among the plurality of short-circuit plates (42).

MULTI-PHASE BUSBAR FOR CONDUCTING ELECTRIC ENERGY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
20190305447 · 2019-10-03 ·

A multi-phase busbar for conducting electric energy includes: an insulating base layer made of an insulating material; a first conducting layer made of a sheet metal arranged on and adhesively bonded to the base layer; a first connecting pin mounted to the first conducting layer which extends in a direction with respect to the first conducting layer; a first insulating layer arranged on and adhesively bonded to the first conducting layer; a second conducting layer made of a sheet metal arranged on and adhesively bonded to the first insulating layer, the second conducting layer including a second connecting pin which extends in a direction parallel to the first connecting pin; and a second insulating layer arranged on and adhesively bonded to the second conducting layer. The second conducting layer and the first and second insulating layer each include at least one pinhole through which the first connecting pin projects.

MULTL-PHASE LAYERED BUSBAR FOR CONDUCTING ELECTRIC ENERGY WHEREIN THE LAYERS ARE GLUED TOGETHER, METHOD OF MANUFACTORING THE SAME AND SWITCHBOARD CABINET INCLUDING SUCH A BUSBAR
20190305526 · 2019-10-03 ·

A multi-phase busbar for conducting electric energy includes: a base layer of an insulating material; a first conducting layer of a sheet metal; a first insulating layer of an insulating material arranged on the first conducting layer; a second conducting layer of a sheet metal arranged on the insulating layer; and a second layer of an electrically insulating material which is arranged on the second conducting layer. The first and/or second insulating layers include spacers, each spacer including a layer of a rigid insulating material. At least one of the spacers is glued to an electrically insulating coating of the first and/or second conducting layer, and/or at least one of the spacers is glued to an electrically conductive surface of an uncoated first and/or second conducting layer by an adhesive.