EP0009151A1 - Prise de courant de sécurité multiple formée par des bars électriques et son encastrement dans un couvercle de gaîne - Google Patents

Prise de courant de sécurité multiple formée par des bars électriques et son encastrement dans un couvercle de gaîne Download PDF

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EP0009151A1
EP0009151A1 EP79103219A EP79103219A EP0009151A1 EP 0009151 A1 EP0009151 A1 EP 0009151A1 EP 79103219 A EP79103219 A EP 79103219A EP 79103219 A EP79103219 A EP 79103219A EP 0009151 A1 EP0009151 A1 EP 0009151A1
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R25/00—Coupling parts adapted for simultaneous co-operation with two or more identical counterparts, e.g. for distributing energy to two or more circuits
    • H01R25/006—Coupling parts adapted for simultaneous co-operation with two or more identical counterparts, e.g. for distributing energy to two or more circuits the coupling part being secured to apparatus or structure, e.g. duplex wall receptacle

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  • the invention relates to a multiple protective contact current plug rail according to the preamble of claim 1 and its installation in a duct cover according to the preamble of claim 9.
  • a generic device is commercially available as a multiple socket.
  • One of these very similar multiple socket is described in DE-OS 16 40 546.
  • cable connection devices for the power supply that is to say cable bushings, cable reliefs and wire clamps
  • DE-OS 16 40 545 on the base insulator claw fastenings for flush mounting are provided, there are extremely large installation dimensions.
  • the previously known table socket as such is not suitable for flush mounting or even for installation in panel-shaped structural elements such as switchboards and in particular in cover plates of egg kitchen wall closures or installation duct covers, because it has its housing division between the base insulating body and hood-shaped cover part in the area of the insulating body.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a device of the generic type, which can be the starting point of a device development in the direction of a universally applicable, both in terms of manufacture and in terms of application inexpensive, ready-to-install electrical installation system.
  • a particular advantage of the solution according to the invention lies in the channel-shaped or trough-shaped design of the base plate insulating body - with the exception of the plug pots - plate-shaped design of the cover part. Because the cover part is roughly guided during assembly by the plug pots dipping between the side walls of the channel-shaped insulating body and between the end walls, no guiding and supporting measures for the assembly need to be formed on the insulating body itself; this not only enables a cheaper design of the insulating body, but also more compact dimensions overall.
  • This trough-shaped insulating body closed by the cover part can be used directly as a mobile table socket, whereby the current is fed in via a flat plug - known as such from the 'power supply units' - through an end wall opening. For the electrical connection of the busbars and thus this table socket as a whole, there is therefore no need for conventional electrical installation work in the course of production or for the user.
  • the device according to the invention is also suitable for installation behind panels or panels, too if these consist of metal, as is customary for wall connection shelves in built-in kitchen technology.
  • the extremely difficult protective earthing requirements for such metal bores in kitchen installation can thus be eliminated.
  • the commercially available connecting shelves can in future be made smaller and therefore more pleasing; and the device according to the invention can also be installed in the comparatively narrow installation ducts, such as are important, for example, as baseboard ducts in the renovation of old buildings.
  • the installation is very easy, because only by means of a drill saw head that can be easily handled by every craftsman, the required number of holes for receiving the individual plug pots have to be punched into the board; and if the center-to-center distance of the holes is not exactly correct, then they can also be subsequently expanded eccentrically, without this still appearing visually after assembly. But it can also be done from the start using a jigsaw an elongated hole for the entirety of all plug pots, i.e. without intermediate webs, must be sown, because the insulating body lies beyond the front edges of this assembly area backwards against the board, and the opening is made when the cover part is put on, i.e. in the course of clamping the plug-in rail on Board, concealed.
  • the shape of the base plate area of the insulating body including the rail receiving means according to claim 2 has the additional advantage of being able to gain practically any length with high mechanical stability, or at standard lengths, with at least the same insulation quality with low tooling costs for producing an insulating body to be able to shorten the pressed insulating body to the lengths according to the number of desired multiple protective contact points.
  • Injection molds are required only for the flat parts to be placed flat on the upper end edges of the side walls of the insulating body and with their plug pots between the side walls engaging in the channel-shaped insulating body.
  • the development according to claim 3 promotes the manual or automated assembly between the cover part and channel-shaped profile body in a special way. Because about the inevitable leadership, which is characterized by the Immersion of the connector pots between the side walls of the channel-shaped profile body results, in addition, a lateral guide by touching the side edge of the cover part on the side walls of the profile body is palpable; Added to this is the orientation of the cover part in the longitudinal direction of the profile body by insertion between the edges caused by the projecting end walls, so that the clamping screws penetrating the potty bottoms can be securely inserted into the associated threaded holes.
  • a rail bracket is provided between support ribs on the insulating body, which requires or even only allows an assembly process perpendicular to the main plane of the insulating body base surface downward between the channel side walls, then it may be expedient to first fasten the couplings on the rail ends and to combine these conductor Then insert the unit as a whole and in one go from above into the insulating body and, if necessary, fix the plug in the resting position.
  • the multiple protective contact current plug-in rail shown in plan view in FIG. 1 essentially consists of an insulating body 1 which, parallel to its longitudinal extension, has pairs of contact rails 5, 6 for the phase or center conductor of a two-phase system and an earth rail 7 for connecting a protective conductor.
  • the conventional bow-like Protective conductor contact clamps 30 are fastened, for example by means of tubular rivets 31, which are anchored in a skirting board 32, or protective contact pins or spring clips are fastened thereon, depending on the local requirements.
  • the insulating body 1 is essentially designed as a rectangular channel-shaped profile body 33, made from a base plate 34 and towering side walls 35.
  • the pairs of contact rails 5, 6 are fixed locally in the profile body 33 by supporting ribs 37 oriented transversely to them in this exemplary embodiment and are supported with respect to an expansion of the spring arches 36 by inserted plug pins.
  • the support ribs 37 can also be realized by pin-shaped structures which are anchored in the base plate 34 or formed integrally therewith and between which the spring arches 36 are formed with a collar-like extension 38 pointing outwards.
  • contact pins are arranged as contact elements 22, 24, 23, which are electrically connected to the contact rail pairs 5, 6 or the earthing rail 7; you can e.g. B. tapered to a mandrel or formed by tubular bulges directly to pin bushings (not taken into account in the drawing). They are used to connect a connecting cable 40 by means of a female flat coupling 41, which passes through an end wall opening 42 in the region of the contact elements 22, 23, 24 into the interior of the channel-shaped Profile body 33 can be inserted, as outlined in Fig. 2 left.
  • the front ends of the contact rail pairs 5, 6 or the earthing rail 7 shown on the right in the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1 are connected to cable connecting terminals 43 on a mounting base 44 on the base plate 34. They are used to connect a three-wire supply cable 45 for the electrical supply of the safety contact power rail via a plug or via direct connection to a terminal box of the mains network (not shown in the drawing) through a removable end wall 46, which at the same time for fastening the jacket of the supply cable 45 for strain relief (Not shown in the drawing) can be formed.
  • the removable end wall 46 is preferably designed as an L-shaped angle profile, which has a screw connection 47 in the area of the mounting base 44 and, if appropriate, additionally in the area of the upper edge of the side walls 35.
  • a locking adapter 48 corresponding to the flat coupling 41, which is connected to the outer surface 49 of this end wall 39 preferably terminates flush and instead of contact sockets simply has openings 50 for clamping onto the contact elements 22, 23, 24, can be inserted into the opening 42 in a schematic representation below the socket flat coupling 41 in a schematic representation.
  • the end walls 39, 46 preferably protrude above the upper edges 51 of the side walls 35 in order to be formed in the region of the contact elements 22, 23, 24 to form a bridge 52 spanning the channel opening of the profile body 33. Between this bridging 52 and the bend corresponding to it in the form of the shorter L-leg 53 of the opposite end wall 46; like from 2, a cover part 54 lying flat on the upper edges 51 of the profile body side walls 35 is inserted flush. It has plug profile openings 55 for inserting, for example, a Schuko plug 13 (see FIG. 3) into plug pots 56. These engage with their pot walls 58 between the side walls 35 in the channel-shaped profile body 33. Their potty bottoms 59 have, above the associated spring arches 36, plug pin openings 20 for the plug pins 14 of a plug with protective contact 15, for example a so-called Schuko plug 13 (cf. FIG. 3).
  • the cover part 54 is connected to the insulating body 1, closing the channel-shaped profile body 33, by means of tensioning screws 60, indicated in FIG. 2, which engage in threaded holes 61 in the region of the earthing bar 7.
  • the multiple protective contact current rail described has very significant practical and economic significance when it is used to equip installation ducts with multiple protective contact sockets.
  • 3 shows a cross section through a corner installation duct 62, which is limited by the connection of a (kitchen or laboratory) worktop 63 to a wall 64 and by an angle profile 65 composed of duct cover 66 and duct side wall 67.
  • the cover width format shown in FIG. 2 is again selected for the cover plate 70 of the cover part 54, but a collar-shaped cover plate 71 projecting on all sides is arranged below it in an assembly step 72, which projects beyond the edges of an assembly cutout 68 on all sides, if not (contrary to the is shown in F ig. 3) instead, a cover part 54 with a wider deck plate 70 selected
  • the profile body 33 with the projecting surface 69 (cf. FIG. 2) of its end bridges 52 is placed rearward against the channel cover 66; and then the cover part 54, with its plug-groove profile pots 56 penetrating the cutout 68 and protruding into the profile body 33, is inserted and tightened by means of the clamping screws 60, so that the complete insulating body 1 is non-positively connected to the channel cover 66.
  • the supply cable 45 only needs to be fastened, for example, to cable connection terminals 43 (see FIG. 1) and, on the other hand, connected to a power distribution box.
  • any other multiple protective contact sockets provided at other locations in the installation duct 62 likewise only require the attachment of an elongated cutout 68 at the desired location in the duct cover 66; and for the electrical connection of an insulating body 1, which is now equipped at both rail ends with contact elements 22, 23, 24, it is only necessary to interpose the connecting cable 40 (cf. FIG. 2 left) by means of its female flat couplings 41 between the contact elements 22, 23, 24 of the adjacent insulating bodies 1.
  • FIG. 4 the representation according to Fig.1 / Fig.2 accordingly, again for the example of a multiple protective contact current plug rail with three plug points, the top view of the interior of the channel-shaped profile body 33 is shown with the cover part removed (54 in Fig. 2) Elastic snap claws 73 of the end walls 39 can positively engage in corresponding notches in the inner wall of the side walls 35.
  • mounting pins 79 extending parallel to the upward extension of the side walls 35 can be formed with barbs pointing away from one another. These barbs are then positioned and dimensioned in this way, that after the external mounting of the rails 5, 6, 7 and when they are pressed in between the support ribs 37, the mounting pins 79 reach through holder openings 80 in the insulating material holders 77 and, apart from one another, the rails 5, 6, 7 at the bottom of the insulating material holders 77 arranged on both sides Lock the base plate 34.
  • a socket flat coupling 41 which can be pushed through the corresponding end wall opening 42 onto the plug pins 74, can now serve for the power supply via the feed cable 45.
  • the connecting cable 40 for connecting further such plug-in busbars is then equipped with a plug pin flat coupling 81, which is used for connection to the coupling sleeves 76 through the opposite end wall opening 42.
  • the insulating body 101 shown in cross section in FIG. 5 is an essentially trough-shaped plastic extrusion.
  • Its base plate 134 has a roughly m-like cross section, which connects to the lower, free ends of the outer legs 182 via a continuous flange 183 to the side walls 35 of the elongated, channel-shaped insulating body 101.
  • the width of the flange 183 is selected so that it can accommodate screw heads; because for screw fastening on a base, the flange 1-83 is provided with holes 211 or can be retrofitted.
  • the outer m-legs continue - beyond the belt plate 184 of the m-like cross-section upwards and parallel to the side walls 35 - to support walls 185 which are angled toward one another.
  • the middle leg 186 of the m-shaped bottom plate 134 is formed by two relatively closely adjacent ribs 187.
  • the lateral area 184 'of the belt plate 184, which lies between these ribs 187 and the adjacent legs 182, is slightly offset relative to the central region of the belt plate 184 between the two ribs 187 in the direction of the flanges 183.
  • Ribs 212 which define a groove 194 between one another and extend up to the upper level of the central region of the belt plate 184, run on the lateral, lower-lying region 184 ′ of the belt plate 184.
  • the ribs 187 forming the middle of the legs 186 extend not only from the belt plate 184 down to the lower plane of the flanges 183, but also parallel to the outer support walls 185 beyond the belt plate 184 to form retaining walls 189 which are the support walls 185 tower a bit.
  • the holding walls 189 arranged between them have grooves 190 which open towards one another. Opposite these are formed on the retaining walls 189, as now running in the longitudinal direction of the insulating body 101 pair of rails supporting ribs on angled ends 191 to extending flanks 192.
  • the groove 194 corresponds to the shape and configuration of the slot 193, which lies between the end faces of the support flanks 192 and the angled support walls 185.
  • an earthing bar 7 formed as a flat metal strip can be inserted into the grooves 190. This is used to attach protective contacts that protrude upwards, e.g. B. brackets on SchUko mounting brackets 213. It is by means of an internally threaded hollow rivet 214, in which a bore with an internal thread is formed in a block-like extension, in a bore 195 in the earthing rail 7 consolidates.
  • the attachment can also be carried out by passing screws through the grounding rail bores 195, which are either anchored in the material of the belt plate 184 or, after passing through a corresponding hole in the belt plate 184, with a nut inserted between the ribs 187 196 are screwed.
  • section 5 relates to a section through a plug point.
  • the pairs of contact rails 5, 6 are widened to form spring arches 36 in order to be able to accommodate the pins of protective contact plugs between one another without excessively large inhibiting forces.
  • the slots 193 and grooves 194 are drilled out at the insertion point, so that the plug pins are inserted from above between the contact rails of the contact rail pairs 5 and 6 and the spring arches 36 can be widened in the process.
  • the lateral belt plate areas 184 ' are expediently broken through here, for. B. pierced; in this case, the cavity is closed below, so contrary to the representation z. B. molded in Fig. 5 between adjacent ribs 187 and legs 182 in the plane of the flanges 183 end plates.
  • the free, upper end edge 197 of the side walls 35 abuts at the edge of a mounting opening 198 in a duct cover 66, cabinet wall or the like.
  • the assembly opening 198 is again surrounded by a cover plate 71, cf. Fig. 4.
  • the Pot wall 58 are z. B. slots 199 recessed, protrude through the contact arms with their contact arms when joining the cover parts 54 with the insulating body 101 (not shown in the drawing).
  • a screw (not shown in the drawing) is screwed through an opening in the pot base 59 into the hollow rivet 214 or into the region of the insulating body belt plate 184 underneath.
  • the extrusion profile insulating body 101 which is cut to length for a certain number of plug-in locations (that is, to form a multiple protective contact current plug-in rail), is initially open at the end.
  • the closure of this opening is shown in FIG. 2, the L-shaped end wall 139.
  • Its longer leg, which forms the actual end wall 200, has the same height as the insulating body side walls 35.
  • the shorter L-leg is formed as a multi-part foot piece 201, which serves for the engagement between the legs 182 and the ribs 187 of the m-like base plate 134 below its belt plate 184.
  • this multi-part foot piece 201 is less than the height of these legs 182 or ribs 187; and in particular the thickness of the middle of the foot pieces 201 is made so small that in the remaining space under the belt plate 184 a nut 196 for z.
  • the end face wall 138 is preferably attached to the insulating body 101 via an adhesive connection between the inner surface of the side walls 35 in the insulating body. Front area and tab 202 formed above on the side wall 200.
  • This adhesive connection can be produced easily since, when the front end walls 139 are attached, the cover part 54 is not yet placed on the insulating body 101, projecting into it, the inner wall surfaces of the side walls 35 thus for pressing on the Flaps 202 are freely accessible in the adhesive region after inserting the foot pieces 201 under the belt plate 184.
  • the length of the insulating body 101 is milled from above in the area of at least one of its ends such that the support walls 185 and the holding walls 189, as well as the ribs 212 provided for forming the grooves 194 or beads, are removed up to the surface of the belt plate 184, so that there is an assembly level 203 for connection elements
  • the pin plug part 204 of such a connector is shown in a symbolically simplified manner. They can also be glued and / or screwed onto the mounting level 203, as shown symbolically in FIG. 8 by the screw connection 205 projecting through the belt plate 184. As a rule, however, it is sufficient to connect them directly via screw connections 178 to the offset ends 206 of the rails 5, 6, 7 projecting into the area of the assembly level 203.
  • an end wall opening 42 can again be exposed in the region of the plug opening 207, which in turn is equipped with a guide profile 208 for pole-reversible plug connections.
  • a predetermined breaking joint 209 is formed in the end wall 200, which defines a part 210 that can be broken out of the end wall 200.

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