An electrical receptacle including a body having a plurality of electrical connections, a device face connected to the body and movable with respect to the body, a plurality of electrical plug contacts positioned behind the device face, and wherein the electrical plug contacts retain an electrical plug prong at a first tension when the device face is in a first position and the electrical plug contacts retain the electrical plug prong at a second tension when the device face is in a second position.

An electrical connector assembly includes a connector body defining a terminal cavity therein and a male terminal projecting along a terminal axis to a tip and secured within the terminal cavity by a primary lock feature. The electrical connector assembly also includes a terminal stabilizer defining an aperture that is disposed within the connector body and is moveable from a pre-staged position to a staged position. The electrical connector assembly further includes a primary lock retaining feature that is integrated with the terminal stabilizer and is configured to engage the primary lock feature as the terminal stabilizer moves from the pre-staged position to the staged position.

A thin safety door includes a baffle, a supporting frame and an elastic element. The baffle has a front slope and a rear slope. The lower end of the front slope has no obstruction, and the lower end of the rear slope is open. The supporting frame is provided with a front through hole and a rear through hole, the positions of which respectively correspond to the positions of the front slope and the rear slope. The baffle has a pair of sliders disposed side by side between the front slope and rear slope of the baffle. A pair of slide ways are disposed on the left side and right side of the supporting frame. The baffle spans the supporting frame and the sliders are connected to the slide ways. A pair of fulcrums are also formed where the sliders are in contact with the slide ways. The elastic element abuts against the baffle.

An energy supply arrangement for supplying a motor vehicle with electrical energy via a conductive plug connection, includes a stationary charging station and a charging socket which is arranged on board the motor vehicle, the charging station having a charging plug which can be extended in the direction of the motor vehicle. It is provided that the charging plug has a cylindrical base body, on the lateral surface of which multiple electrical contacts are arranged, the base body being encompassed by a protective ring which covers the contacts in a first position and releases the contacts in a second position for contacting counter contacts of the charging socket. A method for operating an energy supply arrangement is also provided.

A vehicle charging system includes: a power supply device including a power supply fitting body and provided in a stop space of a vehicle; and a power receiving fitting body that is provided on a bottom of the vehicle and is able to be fitted to and removed from the power supply fitting body in an insertion/removal direction. The power receiving fitting body includes power receiving terminals electrically connected no a battery provided in the vehicle, a power receiving terminal holding part that holds the power receiving terminals, and an opposite space forming part that is arranged adjacent to the power receiving terminal holding part in the insertion/removal direction and forms an opposite space facing the power receiving terminals.

An electrical connector assembly has a moving plate for protecting a terminal, which may easily separate the moving plate from a male plate for a rework operation for realigning a terminal pin without damage and may decrease a force when a female connector is inserted into and fastened to the male connector to push the moving plate. This improves the quality by reducing the difficulty when the female connector is inserted into and fastened to the male connector and improves a locking projection structure of the female connector such that the moving plate may easily return to the original location at all times when the female connector is separated.

The housing includes a protecting portion for protecting the terminal. The protecting portion projects in the first direction from the facing surface. A projection amount of the protecting portion is larger than that of the terminal. The protecting member includes a first through hole for insertion of the terminal and a second through hole for insertion of the protecting portion. The protecting member is displaced between a first position between a tip of the protecting portion and a tip of the terminal in the first direction and a second position between the tip of the terminal and the facing surface in the first direction.

An electrical connector for use with coaxial cables includes a plunger urged to protrude from a case by a spring.

The present invention relates to an electric connector and an illuminating device comprising this electric connector, wherein the electric connector comprises a housing and an end cap connected to the housing, wherein an conductor which can be connected to a power supply is arranged in the end cap, wherein the conductor comprises a stationary part and a movable part, wherein the conductor is rotatable relative to the housing along with the end cap from a first position to a second position, wherein the movable parts at least partially retract into the stationary part in the first position, and at least one movable part extends out of the stationary part in the second position so as to be in electric connection with a power consumption component arranged in the housing.

The invention relates to a protective housing (1) for electrical connectors (5) of electrical cables (4). According to the invention, the protective housing (1) has an inner housing (2) which is designed to accommodate the electrical connector (5), and an outer housing (3) which is designed to accommodate the inner housing (2), wherein the inner housing (2) and the outer housing (3) are designed to permit a movement of the inner housing (2) within the outer housing (3) exclusively along a defined trajectory and to therefore bring the inner housing from an initial position to a connecting position.