EP0161456B1 - Prise de courant d'appareils - Google Patents

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EP0161456B1
EP0161456B1 EP85103954A EP85103954A EP0161456B1 EP 0161456 B1 EP0161456 B1 EP 0161456B1 EP 85103954 A EP85103954 A EP 85103954A EP 85103954 A EP85103954 A EP 85103954A EP 0161456 B1 EP0161456 B1 EP 0161456B1
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Felix Schreder
Wolfgang Traub
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EGO Elektro Geratebau GmbH
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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
    • H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
    • H01R13/44—Means for preventing access to live contacts
    • H01R13/447—Shutter or cover plate
    • H01R13/453—Shutter or cover plate opened by engagement of counterpart
    • H01R13/4534—Laterally sliding shutter

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  • the invention relates to a device socket with a socket made of insulating material, which carries the current-carrying current contacts behind two adjacent plug openings and a ground contact behind a further plug opening, and with a transverse to the plug-in direction against a restoring force, such as a return spring the cover position in a release position movably mounted contact cover member for covering the plug-in side of the current-carrying contacts when the plug pins of the associated plug are pulled out.
  • a restoring force such as a return spring
  • the smoothness of the cover member can be significantly affected by the fact that it canting over both connector pins when the displacement load is not uniform and deforms with two corner regions formed by it and thus penetrates into the sliding groove, so that a proper displacement of the cover member then hardly seems possible .
  • the cover plate is tensioned with a central screw against the housing-shaped base and thereby exposed as a whole to a curvature deformation in which the sliding guides for the cover member are included so that the friction between the cover member and the diaphragm plate up to complete tightness of the cover member is increased.
  • the transverse forces to be transmitted to the cover member via the plug are at least gradually loosening the anchoring of the plug pins in the plug, which can lead to significant impairments in electrical safety.
  • the connector pins get into the areas of the connector openings when the cover member is moved laterally, these connector pins suddenly slide over the associated edge limits of the connector openings due to their intended contact pressure and can cause these edge limits to break out, especially since the socket base in usually consist of a relatively brittle insulation material.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a device socket that easy and gentle insertion of associated connector guaranteed.
  • a device socket of the type described at the outset that the cover member for transfer to the release position is provided with at least one oblique ramp surface in the cover position in the area of the associated plug opening for at least one plug pin and on the base carrying the contacts is stored.
  • the plug can already be held in its intended position in relation to the plug openings when it is attached to the socket, after which it only finds its insertion position by loading in the longitudinal direction of its plug pins.
  • the cover member is slidably mounted directly on the socket base, which, in contrast to socket cover plates, has a high dimensional stability, there is a much more precise storage even with a compact design, so that the smoothness of the cover member can hardly be impaired, especially since the plain bearing does not can be put under tension by tightening a fastening screw.
  • the run-up surface is assigned to a leading plug pin and lies in particular in the cover position in front of the ground contact.
  • the plug openings can preferably be provided on the bottom of a countersink for receiving an insulating carrier of the plug such that the countersink is closed to the outside by the insulating carrier before the current-carrying contacts are reached by the associated plug pins.
  • the arrangement is expediently such that the recess is closed to the outside by the insulating support when the ground contact is reached by the associated plug pin, so that particularly high electrical safety is achieved.
  • a particularly space-saving and failure-prone design in which the socket can retain the same external dimensions or shape, is obtained if the cover member, which is mounted transversely to the plugging direction, is arranged essentially concealed between a wall of the base having the plug openings and the contacts, and preferably between one the contacts carrying and a recess forming the base part is arranged, in particular in a, forming sliding surfaces recess in the back of the front base part is slidably mounted.
  • the cover member, including its storage is very well protected against dirt and is still fully effective even if the socket base is already partially damaged.
  • a simple slide bearing without additional bearing parts results with simple manufacturability.
  • the design described also makes it possible in a simple manner to provide a continuous, one-piece design of the cover member and thus a further substantial reduction in susceptibility to failure.
  • the run-up surface is provided on a thickened section of the cover member, which is preferably formed by a web on the front side of the cover member and is guided in a slot in the base including the associated plug opening.
  • a relatively flat inclined contact surface can be provided to achieve favorable force relationships.
  • the plate-shaped cover member can be equipped with high stability, in particular with high breaking strength and high impact resistance, even with weak dimensions and low weight.
  • cover member formed in this way in particular in the case of a rectangular plate shape, can be easily stored with two lateral edge surfaces and secured against lateral displacement without the need for separate additional storage means.
  • the cover member is advantageously mounted to be displaceable parallel to the plane of the plate or to the shorter plate edges; instead, or in addition thereto, it can also be displaceably mounted at right angles to the common axial plane of the current contacts; the grounding contact can also lie in this axial plane, namely between the current contacts.
  • the cover member can practically only be moved into the release position with the appropriate plug. This is particularly the case if the contact surface of the cover member is at least approximately matched in cross-section to the associated plug pin, in particular is formed in a channel shape and is preferably provided at the associated end of the web of the cover member, which also leads to improved guidance and a reduction in the specific surface pressure can.
  • the cover member can be formed relatively and above all sufficiently solid even with a relatively small-sized socket if it protrudes from the base with an edge zone in the release position, which also makes very simple assembly of the cover member possible by pushing in from the outside of the socket base is. Furthermore, because of its heat resistance, the preferably metallic return spring can be moved to the outside of the base, so that even if the spring breaks, there is no danger that parts of the spring can come into conductive contact with live parts of the socket. In the case of a simple design, the prestressed return spring, such as a leaf spring, is supported in the region of the edge zone mentioned, in particular on the end face of the web which at least partially protrudes.
  • the preferably arc-shaped return spring is supported with both ends in slots in the base and is supported approximately in the middle between its ends on the cover member and in particular secured with an upright tab that engages behind the cover member, which also ensures easier assembly of the return spring is.
  • the return spring is expediently located on the underside of its base when the socket is mounted, so that in the event of a spring breakage, the fractions of the return spring come loose from the base and cannot penetrate into the socket or penetrate into its connecting terminals.
  • the cover member can be precisely fixed in its cover position especially when it is stop-limited in this position, the associated outer edge of the cover member preferably abutting the opposite boundary surface of the depression of the base forming the sliding surfaces, so that no separate stop members are required and Run-up surface in the cover position opposite the associated plug opening always occupies the same position.
  • the cover member which is formed in particular in one piece, at least in the area of the contacts, consists essentially of the same insulating material as the base, preferably of ceramic material, wherein it is in particular formed at least on the contact surface by a glaze layer or the like as a low-friction sliding surface , so that only small forces have to be applied to transfer to the release position. It is particularly expedient to design the cover member as a one-piece, monolithic part, so that even fewer parts are required for the inventive design than for a similar socket with a dummy plug.
  • the design according to the invention also achieves the essential advantage that the cover member not only covers the current-carrying contacts but also the grounding contact in the cover position, so that the latter is also protected from the harmful influences described. Possibly cleaning or dirt substances penetrating through the plug opening to the cover member can automatically come out of the base again by the cover member being led out of the base, so that a gradual clogging of the sliding surfaces for the cover member is not to be feared.
  • the socket according to the invention is particularly suitable for the interior of an oven, where it can also be used directly as a holder for a grill heater or the like in addition to an electrical connection.
  • FIGS. 1 to 7 show, there is a device socket according to the invention, designed as a grill socket, which is used for connecting different grill radiators or other devices to be used in the household or in the oven, such as grill motors, forced-air fans or Like.
  • a cover member 4 is slidably mounted between the two base parts 2, 3 of the base 1.
  • Current-carrying contacts 5 and a grounding contact 6 are provided in the base 1, and the two base parts 2, 3 are held together by two hollow rivets 8.
  • the cover member is spring-loaded by a return spring 7 towards its cover position.
  • the socket thus consists of only four one-piece components.
  • the front base part 2, which is designed as a housing part, the rear base part 3, which is designed as a housing part, and / or the cover member 4 expediently consist of a hard insulating material, for example steatite.
  • the front base part 2 has in the installed position, as a rule, vertical wall 9, which is surmounted at the front by a flange shoulder 10 in such a way that the front of the wall 9 forms the bottom surface of a countersink 11, the outline shape of which is long in the front view with a horizontal longitudinal extension .
  • the rivets 8 Against the rear of the wall 9 is clamped with the rivets 8 the less high rear base part 3, in which three adjacent openings 12 for receiving the metallic contacts 5 and the grounding contact 6 are provided hen are.
  • a plug opening 13, 14 in the form of an opening is provided in the wall 9, the central axes of the plug openings 13, 14 lying in a common axial plane 15 perpendicular to the wall 9, which at the same time is the longitudinal center plane the recess 11 is and is horizontal in the installed position.
  • the three plug openings 13, 14 have the same spacing from one another, the two outer plug openings 13 assigned to the current-carrying contacts 5 being cylindrical.
  • the plug opening 14 associated with the grounding contact 6 is formed by the end of a groove-like slot 16 which penetrates the wall 9 up to one, preferably up to the lower longitudinal limit of the recess 11.
  • the slot 16 is continued in the flange shoulder 10 as a constantly wide groove open to the rear of the front base part 2. This groove passes through the associated outer surface 17 of the front base part 2 lying transversely or at right angles to its longitudinal direction.
  • the plug openings 13, 14 are funnel-shaped for easy insertion of the plug.
  • the plug direction arrow 18 of the socket is parallel to the plug openings 13, 14 and thus at right angles to the wall 9.
  • an approximately rectangular recess 19 is provided in view; the flat and parallel to the rear bottom wall is penetrated by the plug openings 13, 14.
  • the recess 19 extends approximately from the plug openings 13, 14 to the outer surface 17 of the front base part 2.
  • the lateral boundary surfaces 20 of the recess 19 are parallel to one another and, in view of the plug openings 13, 14, laterally outside the mutually facing outer boundaries of the two outer plug openings 13
  • the boundary surface 21 of the recess 19 opposite the outer surface 17 lies parallel to the axial plane 15, approximately such that in the view according to FIG. 1 it touches the plug openings 13, 14 tangentially on the side facing away from the outer surface 17.
  • the substantially rectangular plate-shaped cover member 4 is inserted into the recess 19, the four corners of which are rounded and the thickness of which is approximately equal to the depth of the recess 19.
  • the length of the cover member 4 is smaller than the distance between the lateral boundary surfaces 20 of the recess 19 by the necessary play, so that it can be guided with its lateral plate edges 22 on the boundary surfaces 20.
  • the height of the cover member 4 corresponds approximately to the distance between the boundary surface 21 and the outer surface 17.
  • the outer edge 23 of the cover member 4 opposite or adjacent to the boundary surface 21 is parallel to the boundary surface 21.
  • the otherwise plate-shaped cover member 4 is thickened by a central web 24, which is rectangular in cross-section and projects beyond its front surface.
  • the web 24 protrudes over the front surface of the cover member 4 by approximately the thickness which the wall 9 has in the region of the plug openings 13, 14.
  • the cover member 4 can be displaced at right angles to the axial plane 15 in the arrow directions 25 and 26 in the base 1 and thus relative to the plug openings 13, 14.
  • the web 24 is provided with an oblique run-up surface 27 which, with the axial plane 15, encloses an angle of approximately 45 ° which opens towards the front of the wall 9.
  • the run-up surface 27 merges continuously and at the same level into a chamfer 28 which is provided on the front of the cover member 4 along the outer edge 23.
  • the outer surface 17 Above the outer surface 17 are two projections 29 of the front base part 2 which, in the view according to FIG. 1, lie on both sides of the recess 19 and whose mutually facing inner surfaces can form continuations of the lateral boundary surfaces 20 of the recess 19.
  • these lugs 29 there is a pocket-shaped slot 30, which is only open to the front and to the inside of the respective lug 29.
  • the restoring spring 7, which is curved in the relaxed state, is inserted with its ends. Between these ends, the return spring 7 rests with its convex side in the relaxed state on the end surface 31 of the web 24 facing away from the run-up surface 27 outside the base 1 with prestress.
  • the cover member 4 is pressed into the base 1 in such a way that its outer edge 23, which is rounded in cross-section or chamfered on both sides, bears against the limiting surface 21 of the recess 19 and thereby both the plug openings 13 from the rear of the wall 9 the plate body and the plug opening 14 are closed by the web 24 and thus the contacts 5 and the ground contact 6 are shielded from the front of the socket.
  • the plug 32 belonging to the socket has three plug openings 13, 14 belonging to it. parallel to one another and lying in a common axial plane on connector pins 33, 34, of which the middle connector pin 34 associated with the grounding contact 6 is slightly longer than the two other connector pins 33 of the same length for the current-carrying contacts 5.
  • the plugs Pins 33, 34 are arranged on an insulating support 35, the outline of which - seen in the direction of insertion arrow 18 - is only slightly smaller than the recess 11 and its extension in the direction of insertion arrow 18 is slightly greater than the depth of the recess 11.
  • a support plate 36 protruding beyond the outline of the insulating carrier 35 is fastened, which is connected in an electrically conductive manner to the connector pin 34 and is insulated from the connector pins 33.
  • the support plate 36 carries the ends of a grill heater 37, which is both electrically connected and mechanically held by inserting the plug 32 into the socket.
  • the socket in turn is fastened with the flange extension 10 such that only the flange extension is exposed.
  • the spherical cap-shaped or frustoconically tapered end surface of the middle plug pin 34 first comes into contact with the run-up surface 27, while the ends of the plug pins 33 are still at a distance from the cover member 4.
  • the middle plug pin 34 is pressed downward in the direction of arrow 25 against the force of the return spring 7 until the peripheral surface of the middle plug pin 34 according to FIG. 7 has reached the outer edge 23 of the cover member 4; here, too, the connector pins 33 are still at a distance from the cover member 4, specifically according to FIG. 7 at the outer ends of the associated plug openings 13. In this position, the distance between the insulating support 35 and the front of the flange extension 10 is already so small, that can no longer be reached with a finger in the recess 11.
  • the plug pin 34 comes into contact with the ground contact 6, the front surface of the insulating support 35 closing in front of the front open side of the recess 11 already in this position, the plug pins 33 possibly also come into contact with the cover member 4, specifically in the area of the chamfer 28, so that, if necessary, they can still push the cover member 4 a small distance against the force of the return spring 7 in order to advance to the current-carrying contacts 5.
  • the connector pins 33 only come into contact with the latter when the insulating carrier 35 already engages in the recess 11 and the connector pins 33 are thus hermetically shielded from the outside over their entire length. If the plug 32 is then pulled out again, the cover member 4 springs back under the force of the return spring 7 in the direction of arrow 26 into its cover position described.
  • FIGS. 8 to 11 the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 to 7, but with the index “a, are used for corresponding parts.
  • the run-up surface 27a of the cover member 4a is adapted in cross section to the associated part of the cross section of the associated plug pin 34a of the plug 32a and is therefore concave in cross section in the exemplary embodiment shown rounded trough-shaped.
  • This channel-shaped run-up surface 27a is slightly narrower than the web 24a, so that the side boundaries of the run-up surface 27a lie at a short distance from the side surfaces of the web 24a. This configuration enables the plug pin 34a to slide even more smoothly when the plug 32a is inserted into the socket.
  • the outer boundary 38 of the cover member 4a associated with the end face 31a directly adjoins the end face 31a on both sides of the web 24a and extends from this connection at an acute angle to the outer edge 23a, such that the two sections of the outer boundary 38a lying on both sides of the web 24a are at an obtuse angle of only slightly less than 180 ° to each other.
  • the end surface 31a is flush or level with the outer surface 17a of the base 1a, but the arrangement is such that the return spring 7a can at least slightly enter the housing opening receiving the cover member 4a.
  • the return spring 7a is provided on one longitudinal edge with an angular projection 39, which is formed in one piece with it, the free leg of which forms an erected tab 40.
  • the return spring 7a When the return spring 7a is pressed into a plane, the other leg of the extension 39 lies in the plane of the return spring and the tab 40 of the same width is at right angles thereto.
  • the tab 40 When the return spring 7a is relaxed, the tab 40, which is only slightly narrower than the web 24a, projects beyond the convex curvature side of the return spring.
  • the distance between the tab 40 and the opposite longitudinal edge of the return spring 7a is only slightly smaller than the thickness of the cover member 4a in the region of the web 24a.
  • the rear part spring 7a engages behind the cover member 4a on its rear side, the shoulder 39 abutting the end face 31a.
  • a pocket 41 open on the underside is provided as a receiving opening for the tab 40 in the cover position of the cover member 4a.
  • Fig. 8 one of the contacts, namely the ground contact 6a, can be seen, which lies in the opening 12a of the rear base part 3a and is essentially formed by a spring bushing 42 which is provided on the top of the base 1a Terminal 43 freely accessible from the outside.

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1. Prise de courant pour appareils, comportant un socle (1) réalisé en un matériau isolant et portant, derrière deux ouvertures d'enfichage voisines (13), les contacts sous tension (5) d'alimentation en courant et, en arrière d'une autre ouverture d'enfichage (14), un contact (6) de mise à la terre, ainsi qu'un organe (4) de recouvrement des contacts, monté de manière à être déplaçable transversalement par rapport à la direction d'enfichage (flèche 18) à l'encontre d'une force de rappel, telle que celle d'un ressort de rappel, depuis la position de recouvrement (figure 1) dans une position de libération (figure 6), et servant à recouvrir, sur le côté enfichage, les contacts (5) d'alimentation en courant lorsque les broches (33, 34) de la fiche male associée (32) sont ressorties, caractérisée en ce que, pour le passage dans la position de libération, l'organe de recouvrement (4) comporte au moins une surface oblique en forme de rampe (27) située, dans la position de recouvrement, au voisinage de l'ouverture d'enfichage associée (14) et prévue pour au moins une broche (34) de la fiche mâle, et est monté sur le socle (1) portant les contacts (5, 6).
2. Prise de courant suivant la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que la surface en forme de rampe (27) est associée à une broche (34) avancée, et est située, notamment en avant du contact (6) de mise à la masse, dans la position de recouvrement, et que les ouvertures (13, 14) de la fiche mâle sont prévues dans le fond d'un évidement (11) destiné à recevoir un support isolant (35) de la fiche mâle (32), l'évidement (11) étant fermé en direction de l'extérieur par le corps isolant (35) avant que le contact sous tension (5) ne soit atteint par les broches associées (33) de la fiche mâle, de telle sorte que notamment lorsque la broche associée (34) de la fiche mâle atteint le contact (6) de mise à la masse, l'évidement soit obturé.
3. Prise de courant selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce que l'organe de recouvrement (4) monté de manière à être déplaçable transversalement par rapport à la direction d'enfichage (flèche 18) est disposé entre la paroi (9) du socle (1), comportant les ouvertures d'enfichage (13,14), et les contacts (5, 6), à l'état sensiblement masqué, et est disposé de préférence entre un élément (3) du socle, portant les contacts (5, 6) et un élément (2) du socle formant l'évidement (11), et est monté de manière à être déplaçable d'une manière limitée par une butée, notamment dans un renfoncement (19) formant des surfaces de glissement (20) et ménagé dans la face arrière de la partie avant (2) du socle.
4. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que la surface de rampe (27) est prévue dans une section épaissie de l'organe de recouvrement (4), qui est formée de préférence par une barrette (24) située sur la face avant de l'organe de recouvrement (4) réalisé notamment sensiblement sous la forme d'une plaque et monté de manière à être déplaçable parallèlement au plan de la plaque ou aux bords les plus petits (22) de la plaque et/ou perpendiculairement au plan axial commun (15) des contacts d'alimentation en courant (5) et/ou du contact (6) de mise à la masse, disposé sensiblement entre ces contacts, et est guidé dans une fente (16) du socle (1), englobant l'ouverture d'enfichage associée (14).
5. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 4, caractérisée en ce que la surface de rampe (27a) de l'organe de recouvrement (4a) possède une section transversale adaptée au moins approximativement la broche associée (34a) de la fiche mâle, et notamment réalisée sous la forme d'une goulotte et est prévue de préférence sur l'extrémité associée de la barrette (24) de l'organe de recouvrement (4a).
6. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisée en ce que l'organe de recouvrement (4) fait saillie par une zone marginale hors du socle (1), lorsqu'il est dans la position de libération (figure 6) et que le ressort de rappel (7), comme par exemple un ressort à lame, précontraint et situé sur la face extérieure du socle (1) s'applique, de préférence au niveau de cette zone marginale et notamment contre la surface d'extrémité (31) de la barrette (24), qui est au moins partiellement en saillie par rapport à cette zone.
7. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisée en ce que le ressort de rappel (7a), qui est de préférence cintré en forme d'arc de cercle, est monté par ses deux extrémités dans des fentes (30a) du socle (1a), est soutenu approximativement dans sa partie médiane entre ses extrémités sur l'organe de recouvrement (4a) et est bloqué notamment au moyen d'une languette redressée (40) s'engageant derrière l'organe de recouvrement (4a).
8. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisée en ce que l'organe de recouvrement (4), qui est réalisé notamment sous la forme d'un bloc d'un seul tenant, est formé, au moins dans la zone des contacts (5, 6), essentiellement par le même matériau isolant que le socle (1), de préférence en une céramique, et est réalisé, notamment au moins au niveau de la surface de rampe (27), au moyen d'une couche de glaçage ou analogue formant surface de glissement présentant un faible frottement.
9. Prise de courant selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisée en ce qu'elle est réalisée. pour être installée dans l'intérieur d'un four de cuisson notamment en tant que support pour un organe chauffant de rôtissoire (37) ou analogue.
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