Patent classifications
H01R25/142
CONNECTION DEVICE ADAPTED FOR DIFFERENT ELECTRIFIED GUIDES
The connection device (100) is used for an electrified guide (200) lighting system; the electrified guide (200) is provided with a longitudinal groove (210) and the connection device (100) is adapted to be completely inserted into the electrified guide (200); the connection device (100) comprises at least one mechanical contact device (110, 120) adapted to abut against a bottom surface (212) of said longitudinal groove (210) when the connection device (100) is inserted into the electrified guide (200); the mechanical contact device (110, 120) can be removed or moved so that the connection device (100) can be adapted to electrified guides having longitudinal grooves of different depth; the mechanical contact device (110, 21) is shaped and/or located so that it abuts differently depending on the sense of insertion of the connection device into the electrified guide (10-1, 10-3) so that to avoid insertions in the wrong sense.
CONNECTION DEVICE WITH MOBILE COMMAND DEVICE
The connection device (100) is for an electrified guide (200) lighting system; the electrified guide (200) provides one longitudinal groove (210) and the connection device (100) is adapted to be inserted into the electrified guide (200); the device comprises a mobile command device (150, 160) and at least a mechanical element (22, 145, 147) and/or at least an electrical contact (148); an actuation of said mobile command device (150, 160) causes the exit of said at least a mechanical element (22, 145, 147) and/or of at least one electrical contact (148) from a side of a casing (130) of the connection device (100); the mobile command device comprises a sliding slider (150) and preferably a plate (152) with one or more slotted holes (153).
FIXING STRUCTURE FOR ELECTRICAL DEVICE, ILLUMINATION DEVICE PROVIDED WITH SAID FIXING STRUCTURE, AND METHOD FOR FIXING AND REMOVING ELECTRICAL DEVICE
A fixing structure for an electrical device of the present invention includes: a first operating unit that has a power receiving unit, which receives power feeding from a power feeding unit of a wiring duct, and that engages and disengages the power receiving unit with and from the power feeding unit; a second operating unit that has a second engagement portion, which is supported by a support unit of the wiring duct, and that engages and disengages the second engagement portion with and from the support unit; and a first lock portion that is provided in the first operating unit and locks the second operating unit.
POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR SHELVING SYSTEM
A power supply system for shelving system includes a support arm, and an electrical supply device mounted on the mounting plate. The support arm includes a mounting hole, and a mounting plate disposed in the mounting hole. The thickness of the mounting plate is less that the depth of the mounting hole. The electrical supply device includes a circuit board, and a first protection cover covering the circuit board. The circuit board is clamping between the mounting plate and the first protection cover. A side wall of the first protection cover opposite to the circuit board is flush with a side wall of the mounting hole. The assembly of the support arm can be completed without being affected by the electrical supply device as long as the end of the support art can be inserted into the punched hole as the side wall of the first protection cover opposite to the circuit board is flush with the side wall of the mounting hole.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
An electrical connector includes an insulative housing, and a pair of contacts which are secured together by a clamp mounted within the housing. Each electrical contact includes a planar body, spring fingers extending from a first end of the body, and a coupling extending from the body to couple the electrical contacts to the housing. A first deflection zone between the clamp and first ends of the spring fingers allows the spring fingers to deflect in a lateral direction to receive the conductive component within the receiving space. A second deflection zone between the first ends of the spring fingers and the second ends of the bodies allow the bodies and spring fingers to deflect in the lateral direction when the conductive component is received within the receiving space, but the conductive component is not directly aligned with the receiving space.
CONTACT ELEMENT FOR CONTACTING ELECTROTECHNICAL COMPONENTS AND ELECTROTECHNICAL COMPONENT
A contact element for contacting electrotechnical components includes: a leadframe part made of an electrically conductive material, having a recess in a contact tab. The contact tab is formed to be curved at at least one location such that a curving line, along which a curvature is present, extends between a beginning and an end of the recess and runs transversely through the contact tab in a straight line.
Insulated Connection System for Busbars
An insulated connection system for connecting a first busbar and a second busbar to at least a first connector and a second connector. The second busbar including a bar orifice to connect the first connector to the first busbar. The insulated connection system including an electrically insulating casing defining: a first recess portion for accommodating a first connecting portion of the first busbar, a second recess portion for accommodating a second connecting portion of the second busbar, and a sleeve portion for accommodating a portion of the second busbar provided with the bar orifice. The insulated connection system further including a busbar positioning assurance (BPA) member of electrically insulating material configured to accommodate a portion of the first connector and to be received in the connector passage and the bar orifice.
RAIL HOLDING STRUCTURE OF RAIL TERMINAL
A rail holding structure of rail terminal includes a case body and a grounding member received in the case body. Two lateral sides of the grounding member are connected in the case body for holding a preset grounding rail. The case body is formed with two lower sections respectively corresponding to two sides of the grounding member. A foot section extends from at least one of the two lower sections. A first connection side and a second connection side are disposed on two lateral sides of the foot section. The first and second connection sides are connected with an outer sidewall of the lower section to form a socket with an open top side. A tool can be extended into the socket to pull and extend the foot section. Via the lower section, the grounding member is driven to detach from the grounding rail or hold the grounding rail.
CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY
The present disclosure provides a circuit assembly that has a novel structure, with which it is possible to prevent the occurrence of a problem caused by an excessive repulsive force of a heat conductive member by controlling the repulsive force of the heat conductive member. A circuit assembly includes: a heat generation component; bus bars that are connected to connecting portions of the heat generation component; an insulating base member that holds the heat generation component and the bus bars; and an elastic heat conductive member that is in thermal contact with the bus bars. The bus bars press the heat conductive member in a mounting direction in which the bus bars are mounted on the base member. As a result of the bus bars abutting against bus bar positioning portions provided on the base member, the positions of the bus bars in the mounting direction are defined.
ELECTRIC UNIT FOR CONNECTING TO A MOUNTING RAIL, AND CONTACTING ELEMENT
The invention relates to an electric unit for connecting to a DIN rail (50), having means for contacting the lines (70) of a busbar (60), said means comprising a rotatable contacting element (30, 40, 50), the outer circumference of which is equipped with contacts (32, 42, 52, 53, 62, 63). A first group of contacts (32, 52, 62) and a second group of contacts (42, 53, 63) are provided, wherein the contacts of the first group are arranged so that, when the contacting element (30, 40, 50) is rotated they contact contact lines (70) extending in a first place (A1), and the contacts of the second group are arranged so as to contact lines extending in a second plane (B1).