EP0401723A1 - Prise de courant et connecteur pour réaliser le raccordement électrique de remorques de véhicule - Google Patents

Prise de courant et connecteur pour réaliser le raccordement électrique de remorques de véhicule Download PDF

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EP0401723A1
EP0401723A1 EP90110546A EP90110546A EP0401723A1 EP 0401723 A1 EP0401723 A1 EP 0401723A1 EP 90110546 A EP90110546 A EP 90110546A EP 90110546 A EP90110546 A EP 90110546A EP 0401723 A1 EP0401723 A1 EP 0401723A1
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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
    • H01R13/46—Bases; Cases
    • H01R13/52—Dustproof, splashproof, drip-proof, waterproof, or flameproof cases
    • H01R13/521—Sealing between contact members and housing, e.g. sealing insert
    • 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
    • H01R13/46—Bases; Cases
    • H01R13/52—Dustproof, splashproof, drip-proof, waterproof, or flameproof cases
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  • the invention relates to a socket for a plug connection for the electrical connection of motor vehicle trailers, with a socket housing in which a contact carrier having a plurality of openings is accommodated, a contact being accommodated in each opening with lateral play, which is a sleeve part for receiving contact pins of a plug to be inserted into the socket and has a conductor connection part for connecting to an electrical conductor, the sleeve part and the conductor connection part being connected via a solid transition region.
  • the invention further relates to a plug for a plug connection for the electrical connection of motor vehicle trailers, with a plug housing in which a contact carrier having a plurality of openings is accommodated, contact being made in each opening with lateral play, which has a projecting pin part for insertion into a Has sleeve part of a contact of a socket and a conductor connection part for connecting to an electrical conductor, the pin part and the conductor connection part are connected via a solid transition region.
  • Such a socket and such a plug for a plug connection for the electrical connection of motor vehicle trailers are known from the draft of DIN standard 72 570 from March 1987.
  • Such a socket consists of an essentially hollow socket housing, which is provided with a cover.
  • the lid can be opened against the force of a spring and closes automatically due to the force of this spring.
  • a contact carrier is accommodated in the socket housing, which carries 13 contacts, for example in the case of a 13-pin socket.
  • the contact carrier can either be inserted from the bottom end into the socket housing or it can also be formed in one piece with the socket housing.
  • Such a plug consists of an essentially hollow cylindrical housing which is provided on the outside with a cover plate.
  • a bayonet connection part which carries the cover plate, is pushed onto an inner sleeve.
  • a contact carrier is accommodated in the inner sleeve, which carries 13 contacts in the case of a 13-pin connector.
  • the pin parts of the contacts protrude from the contact carrier approximately by the amount by which they are to be inserted into the sleeve part of the corresponding contact of the socket.
  • the geometric arrangement of the 13 contacts of the plug is identical to the geometric arrangement of the 13 contacts of the socket. This means that both the contact carrier of the socket and the contact carrier of the plug have the same hole pattern.
  • the spring-loaded cover of the socket is raised and the plug is pushed into the interior of the socket in a rotational movement typical of a bayonet connection.
  • the inner sleeve together with the contact carrier accommodated therein does not rotate, but only the outer bayonet connection part. If the plug is fully inserted into the socket, the cover plate of the plug is such that the inside of the cover of the socket can be placed on it.
  • the contacts of both the plug and the socket received in the openings have an outer diameter that is less than the inside diameter of the openings.
  • the difference for example in the case of a 13-pin version of a plug connection consisting of a socket and plug, is approximately 3/10 mm.
  • the aforementioned lateral play is provided in the openings of the contact carriers. If this lateral play was not present, a single incorrect contact could ensure that the plug can only be inserted with considerable effort, possibly with destruction or deformation of the sensitive sleeve part of the corresponding contact in the socket.
  • the lateral play allows the contacts to yield laterally during axial alignment while the plug connection is being made. As a result, the plug can then be pushed in without great effort and with appropriate axial alignment of the plug and socket contacts.
  • the underside of the cover of the socket is provided with a seal so that moisture cannot penetrate if the socket is not in operation. Moisture penetration is possible, however, if a plug that is damp or has moisture is inserted into the socket. It has been found that many users of trailers fitted with the plug carelessly drop the plug to the bottom. If the ground is damp, for example, wet grass in summer or slush in winter, a more or less large amount of liquid is absorbed in the plug between the individual contact pins. Since the contacts in the plug are accommodated with a lateral play in the openings, moisture and dirt penetrate into the interior of the plug by capillary action due to the careless handling of the plug mentioned above.
  • the liquid is essentially on the area between the front end of the plug and the bottom end of the contact carrier of the socket compressed. Due to the capillary effect, the entire liquid is gradually sucked in both towards the interior of the socket and the interior of the plug and causes the contacts to corrode.
  • the object of the present invention is therefore to overcome these disadvantages and to ensure that, while maintaining the lateral play of the contacts in the contact carrier, the ingress of moisture, which can lead to corrosion, is prevented.
  • the object is achieved both in the plug and in the socket in that a seal is provided between the inside of each opening and the transition region of a contact received in the opening.
  • a seal precisely at the point of the transition region of a contact between the sleeve part and the conductor connection part (socket) or pin part and the conductor connection part (plug) has numerous advantages.
  • a contact is solid in the transition area, ie a seal with high contact pressure can be provided without the risk that the contact is squeezed or deformed by the contact pressure.
  • a contact for use in a 13-pin socket has an outside diameter of 5 mm and that a contact pin of the plug to be inserted has an outside diameter of about 3.5 mm, then taking into account the contact spring inserted in the sleeve area, only wall thicknesses of 0.5 mm in the sleeve area, so that a high contact pressure, and therefore a high sealing force, could not be achieved in this area. Furthermore, the arrangement of the seal in the area of the transition area the advantage that the contact can be pivoted around the sealing point.
  • the arrangement of the seal in the area of the transition area between the sleeve part and the conductor connection part (socket) or pin part and the conductor connection part (plug) has the advantage that no moisture can enter the area in which the contact is connected to the live conductor is. Since the transition area between the sleeve part and the conductor connection part (socket) or the pin part and the conductor connection part (plug) is solid, no moisture can get into the conductor connection part via the interior of a contact.
  • the surfaces of such contacts are normally refined by an electroplating process and are usually provided with a nickel layer.
  • this surface refinement is often damaged by the connection process between the conductor connection part and the conductor.
  • this damage can arise from the heat required during soldering, ie the wafer-thin galvanized layer peels off.
  • the screw connection this can be done in that the screw or the contact is damaged by the screwing tool.
  • the clamping tool can likewise damage the electroplated surface of the conductor connection part arise.
  • this area of a contact is particularly shielded from the other contacts by the naturally non-conductive material of the contact carrier, so that no charge transport can take place between the individual different-pole sleeve parts.
  • This is quite different, seen in the direction of the interior of the socket or plug behind the seal according to the invention together with the pin parts inserted therein, since the 13 conductor strands there must be brought together to form a common cable harness which is discharged from the socket or the plug , so that the current-carrying conductors are much closer to each other and charge transport can take place much sooner.
  • a circumferential annular groove is cut in the contacts of the socket in the solid transition area, in which an O-ring seal is received.
  • This measure has the advantage that a seal can be produced in the area according to the invention between the sleeve part and the conductor connection part by means of a structurally particularly simple measure.
  • the circumferential groove can already be provided during the production of the contact. It then only needs an O-ring either from the side of the sleeve part or from the side of the conductor connection part to be pushed over the contact until it snaps into the annular groove.
  • This assembly can be carried out very easily manually or mechanically. The contact can then be simply pushed into the opening in the contact carrier together with the already installed O-ring.
  • the annular groove has a conically widening side flank in the direction of the sleeve part.
  • This measure has the advantage that when a plug is rudely inserted, the contact can dodge a certain distance in the axial direction into the socket housing, that is to say is moved relative to the O-ring, which then becomes smaller in the space between the inside of the opening and conical Side is squeezed, thereby dampening, cushioning and braking a further movement.
  • this flared side flank has the advantage that the O-ring can be pushed on easily and without risk of damage due to sharp edges from the sleeve part.
  • the annular groove in the direction of the conductor connection part has a side flank which acts as an abutment in the axial direction of the contact.
  • This measure has the advantage that a relative movement between the O-ring and the side flank that acts as an abutment in the direction of the abutment is limited in a precisely defined manner, i.e. that there is a seat that can be calculated precisely in the direction of the conductor connection part.
  • This measure also ensures that if an O-ring is pushed onto the contact from the sleeve part in cooperation with the previously mentioned measure, the contact is not moved so far that it emerges again from the annular groove.
  • annular groove is recessed on the inside of the opening in the contact carrier in the circumferential direction, in which the O-ring seal can be partially accommodated.
  • This measure has the advantage that the O-ring seal is received partly in the ring groove on the outside of the contact and partly in the ring groove in the inside of the opening of the contact carrier, as a result of which the axial position of a contact is then precisely fixed in the opening , so that even with rude treatment of the socket, ie if the plug is pushed in strongly, a tight fit of a contact in the contact carrier is guaranteed.
  • the conductor connection part when a plug contacts, is in the transition area extends over a shoulder into the smaller-diameter pin part, and the seal is arranged between the shoulder and the inner edge of the opening.
  • This measure has the advantage that the seal is received at a precisely predetermined point on the contact and cannot be moved in the direction of the conductor connection part. It is then possible to apply the conductor connection part over the shoulder or the ring seal resting thereon with a relatively high pressure to the inner edge of the opening. This then ensures a tight fit of such a contact, in which a considerable part, namely almost the entire pin part, projects from the contact carrier. This then ensures that, on the one hand, a tight fit and, on the other hand, an absolute seal is maintained while maintaining the lateral displacement and pivoting.
  • a socket 10 shown in FIG. 1 has a socket housing 12 which is provided with a cover 14.
  • the socket 10 has circumferentially arranged bores 13, which are provided for inserting screws, via which the socket 10 can be attached to a base, for example an outside of a body 15 of a motor vehicle.
  • the cover 14 is connected via a hinge 16 to the can housing 12.
  • the cover 14 can be lifted against the force of a spring, not shown, by pivoting about the hinge 16 from the top of the can housing 12.
  • the restoring force of the not shown spring ensures that the lid 14 closes automatically.
  • the underside of the lid 14 is provided with a sealing washer 18, which ensures that a sealed closure of the interior of the can housing 12 is ensured when the lid 14 is in place.
  • a contact carrier 20 is provided which has a contact-receiving part 21 which is formed in one piece with the socket housing 12.
  • the contact-receiving part 21 has an essentially cylindrical body 22, which merges into the inner wall of the socket housing 12 via an annular web 27 on the bottom side.
  • the cylindrical body 22 is provided with continuous axial cylindrical openings 24, 25 and 66, the number of which corresponds to the number of poles to be occupied.
  • it is a 13-pin socket
  • the arrangement of the openings, as seen from the end face on the cylindrical body 22, the arrangement of a 13-pin socket according to the draft of the DIN standard 72 570 corresponds, that is, there are nine outer openings arranged on a ring path, which include four further openings.
  • a circumferential ring seal 31 is provided on an upper ring surface of the ring web 27, which ensures a bottom-side seal of an upwardly open annular space between the outside of the cylindrical body 22 and the cylindrical inner wall of the can housing 12.
  • On the top of the ring seal 31 is the annular end face of an in the socket 10 inserted plug (see Fig. 1) and ensures that no moisture can penetrate into the interior of the socket 10 through this space on the bottom.
  • Each contact is constructed identically, so that the following description of the design of the contact 35 applies equally to the contacts 34 and 36, as well as for the other 10 contacts, not shown here.
  • the contact 35 has at its outer end facing the cover 14 a sleeve part 38 which merges via a transition region 50 into a conductor connection part 39 which is connected to a conductor 40.
  • the conductor connection part has a smaller diameter than the transition region 50 and is designed as a hollow cylindrical extension (see the sectional view of the contact 36) in which the end of the conductor 40 is inserted.
  • the conductor 40 is soldered to the conductor connection part 39.
  • the conductor connection part 39 of the contact 35 is received in a contact holder 23 which is detachably connected to the underside of the contact-receiving part 21 by means of a latch.
  • the hole pattern of the through openings in the contact holder 23 is such that the 13 through openings are laterally offset from the openings 24, 25, 26, etc., so that in the shifted position shown in FIG. 1 the contacts are prevented from falling out of the openings in the contact receiving part 21.
  • the outside diameter of contacts 34, 35 and 36 is less (about 3/10 mm) than the inside diameter of openings 24, 25 and 26.
  • the contact 35 (and likewise the other contacts) is provided with a circumferential annular groove 55 in the transition region 50 between the sleeve part 38 and the conductor connection part 39, in which it is solid.
  • An O-ring seal 64 is accommodated in the annular groove 55, this being shown in FIG. 1 only for the contact 34 or 36.
  • the O-ring seal 64 has such a thickness that it is squeezed between the inside of the opening 24 and the corresponding annular groove 55 and thus ensures a circumferential seal between the outside of the contact 34 and the inside of the opening 24.
  • Fig. 1 it can be seen from the sectional view of the contact 36 that the contact 36 is provided in the region of the sleeve part with a blind hole 53 which serves to receive a contact pin of a plug, as shown in Fig. 3.
  • the annular groove and the O-ring seal of the contact 36 are then provided in the illustration in FIG. 1 in an area below the blind hole 53, ie in the transition area in which the contact 36 is solid.
  • the annular sealing of the contacts 34, 35, 36 accommodated in the openings 24, 25, 26 ensures that no moisture can penetrate into the area of the conductor connection parts 39 from the cover side, so that the live conductors 40, 41 do not can be brought into short-circuit contact, and that the formation of leakage currents between the different polarized conductors 40, 41 is also excluded.
  • the exclusion of charge transport also helps to prevent microscopic galvanic elements that cause corrosion from being supported.
  • the individual conductors 40, 41 are guided to a cable hose 44 via an element 42, which serves to fix the 13 conductors relative to one another.
  • the cable hose 44 is received on a plug 46, which in turn is encompassed by a cup seal 48, which is used for a seal between the body 15 and the underside of the socket 10.
  • a section of a contact carrier 70 is shown, which has a contact receiving part 71 and a contact holder 75.
  • Contact receiving part 71 and contact holder 75 are detachably connected to one another via a latch.
  • An opening 72 is provided in the contact controller 70, which runs both through the contact receiving part 71 and through the contact holder 75.
  • a contact 74 is received in the opening 72 and has a sleeve part 76 which merges into a conductor connection part 86 via a transition region 84.
  • the contact 74 is provided with a blind hole 78 into which a hollow cylindrical contact spring 80 which tapers in the middle is inserted.
  • the opening 72 is provided at its end facing the cover, not shown here, with an inner annular flange 77, the inner surface 79 of which, as viewed in the direction of the interior of the opening 72, tapers conically.
  • the smallest inside diameter of the ring flange 77 corresponds approximately to the outside diameter of a pin part 138 of a contact 134 of the plug shown in FIG. 3, which is to be inserted into the contact 74 of the socket.
  • the conical inner surface 79 serves as an insertion aid for the pin part 138.
  • the outside diameter of the contact 74 is smaller than the inside diameter of the opening 72, so that the contact 74 with lateral play 102, which is approximately 1/10 to 2/10 mm, is received in the opening 72.
  • the contact 74 is provided in the area of the conductor connection part 96 with a blind hole 88 into which the metal strand 89 of a conductor 90 is inserted.
  • the metal strand 89 is fixed in the axial direction by a screw 92, which is screwed in via a lateral opening in the area of the conductor connection part 86.
  • the opposite flank 98 of the annular groove 94 runs at right angles to the longitudinal central axis 95 of the contact 74 and forms an abutment for the O-ring seal 100 if it is to be moved to the right in the illustration in FIG. 1.
  • the O-ring seal 100 is pushed from the end face of the sleeve part 76 over its outside and snaps into the annular groove 94 after reaching the flank 96.
  • the O-ring of the O-ring seal 100 has a diameter such that it is squeezed between the annular groove 94 and the inside 73 of the opening 72. This ensures that moisture that has come from the outside (ie from the left in the illustration of FIG. 2) between the outside of the sleeve part 76 and the inside 73 of the opening 72 does not go beyond the O-ring seal 100 can get to the right.
  • the sleeve part 76 can move in the lateral direction.
  • the center of the circular area delimited by the O-ring seal 100 is the location of pivot axes 104 about which the contact 74 can be pivoted into the opening.
  • the central longitudinal axis 95 of the contact 74 can thus be pivoted about the pivot axis 104 by a certain range in the lateral direction, as by a double arrow 106 is shown.
  • the contact 74 can assume a pivoted position very quickly when a pin part 138 of the contact of a plug is attached, even if this is done quickly and with brute force, and ensure that the pin part 138 is then axially aligned as the pin part 138 is pushed in further .
  • a slight axial deflection of the contact to the right when a contact 134 of a plug is strongly pressed in can additionally be cushioned by the fact that the seal 100 is moved relatively along the conical flanks 96 and the insertion energy is distributed by additional deformation work on the O-ring seal 100 or is destroyed.
  • a plug 110 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 which is intended to be inserted into the socket 10 shown in FIG. 1, has a housing 112.
  • the plug 110 is connected to a tag, e.g. connected to a caravan. If the plug 110 is inserted into the socket, the plug connection produced in this way creates an electrical connection between the vehicle and the trailer.
  • the housing 112 has a bayonet connection part 113, which is provided on its outer circumference with a cover plate 114.
  • the bayonet connection part 113 is pushed onto an inner sleeve 115, in which a contact carrier 120 is received.
  • the contact carrier 120 is seated at its right end in the illustration of FIG. 3 via a not designated here Shoulder on a corresponding inner shoulder of the inner sleeve 115.
  • An intermediate piece 116 serves to fix the axial position of the contact carrier 120 in the interior of the housing 112, a screw cap 117 also being provided for this purpose.
  • the contact carrier 120 consists of a first carrier part 121 and a second carrier part 122.
  • the first carrier part 121 is provided at its end facing the screw cap 117 with two webs 123, 124 which are provided with a clamping ring jaw 125.
  • the clamping ring jaw 125 is supported on the intermediate piece 116.
  • nine contacts lie on a circumferential circle and include four internal contacts.
  • the nine contacts lying on the outer circumferential circle, of which the contacts 134 and 136 are numbered in the illustration in FIG. 3, are designed somewhat shorter than the four contacts enclosed by this circumference, the contact 135 being recognizable from these.
  • the reason for this is accessibility in the circumferential direction of the contact carrier 120 to the connection points of the contacts with the corresponding conductors. However, all thirteen contacts end at their end facing the socket 10 at the same level.
  • Each of the contacts here contact 134 being used as a representative, has, see in particular FIG. 4, a solid pin part 138 which merges via a shoulder 140 into a larger-diameter conductor connection part 139.
  • the shoulder 140 is arranged in a transition area 141 between the pin part 138 and the conductor connection part 139.
  • a blind hole is provided, in which a conductor 146 is received, which is held firmly on the contact 134 via a locking screw 148.
  • An o-ring seal 142 bears against the shoulder 144.
  • the diameter of the conductor connection part 139 and the outer diameter of the O-ring seal 142 is larger than the clear inner diameter of the opening 150 through which the pin part 138 protrudes from the second carrier part 122 of the contact carrier 120.
  • the outside diameter of the pin part 138 is somewhat smaller than the inside diameter of the opening 150.

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