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EP0697751A1
EP0697751A1 EP95112826A EP95112826A EP0697751A1 EP 0697751 A1 EP0697751 A1 EP 0697751A1 EP 95112826 A EP95112826 A EP 95112826A EP 95112826 A EP95112826 A EP 95112826A EP 0697751 A1 EP0697751 A1 EP 0697751A1
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junction box
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German Kager
Holger Strack
Alexander Schuir
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Wieland Electric 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
    • H01R4/00—Electrically-conductive connections between two or more conductive members in direct contact, i.e. touching one another; Means for effecting or maintaining such contact; Electrically-conductive connections having two or more spaced connecting locations for conductors and using contact members penetrating insulation
    • H01R4/24—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands
    • H01R4/2475—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members penetrating the insulation being actuated by screws, nuts or bolts
    • H01R4/2483—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members penetrating the insulation being actuated by screws, nuts or bolts penetrating the area under the screw tip
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R12/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, specially adapted for printed circuits, e.g. printed circuit boards [PCB], flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures, e.g. terminal strips, terminal blocks; Coupling devices specially adapted for printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures; Terminals specially adapted for contact with, or insertion into, printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures
    • H01R12/50—Fixed connections
    • H01R12/59—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures
    • H01R12/65—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures characterised by the terminal
    • H01R12/67—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures characterised by the terminal insulation penetrating terminals
    • 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
    • H01R25/16—Rails or bus-bars provided with a plurality of discrete connecting locations for counterparts
    • H01R25/165—Connecting locations formed by surface mounted apparatus

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  • the invention relates to a junction box with the features of the preamble of claim 1.
  • a multi-core cable in particular a multi-core ribbon cable, is usually used as the main power line.
  • a single junction box is known from DE-A-2 507 130, the junction box housing of which is composed of many individual housing layers.
  • the housing layers have a surface shape that is complicated in terms of production technology and, on the other hand, must be laboriously fixed to one another in order to act as a unit in the assembled state. Due to the voluminous structure of the junction box housing, the screw connection provided between two adjacent housing layers on the edge of the housing is not sufficient to hold the individual components of the junction box housing together permanently even when subjected to external forces.
  • the ribbon cable lies between a base shell and the rest of the junction box.
  • the base plate is pivotally mounted on the junction box housing, so that a large swivel path is required in order to insert or remove the ribbon cable in the junction box housing.
  • the known junction box housing also has a junction socket for the electrical connection of a ribbon cable acting as a main power line to a line to be branched.
  • the known junction box can be expanded to a multiple junction box.
  • DE-A-2 507 130 does not show how this multiple junction box is constructed. It must therefore be assumed that several branch sockets, each with adjoining housing components of a single branch socket, are arranged next to one another in the longitudinal direction of the cable. As a result, however, the manufacturing outlay and the space requirement of the multiple junction box are further increased.
  • the invention has for its object to simplify the construction of the housing of a double junction box of the type mentioned. This object is achieved by the combination of features of claim 1.
  • the two junction sockets of the double junction box are lined up in a space-saving manner and thereby considerably reduce the space requirement of the entire junction box housing.
  • the compact juxtaposition of the two branch sockets also avoids non-functional air gaps in the junction box housing which impair mechanical stability. This improves the mechanical stability of the junction box housing.
  • the row of the two branch sockets facing away from one another with their insertion openings also forming a dividing joint enables a uniform and therefore space-saving plug-in direction of the plug coupled to the branch socket.
  • a vise-like clamp bracket clamps the two socket housing parts separated from one another by the parting line in the assembly position. Tearing apart the two branch sockets - e.g. when pulling out a plug - is therefore effectively prevented.
  • the clamp bracket due to its U-shape, the clamp bracket can be produced easily and inexpensively in terms of production technology. The U-shape also simplifies its installation on the junction box.
  • the junction box housing usually consists of an insulating plastic. If necessary, pre-assembled socket housings of a socket that are available on the market in a large selection can also be used as socket housing parts. You then only need to be adapted to the requirements of the junction box according to the invention and in this case be particularly suitable for fixing the clip bracket.
  • Claim 2 supports a simple and convenient assembly of the clamp bracket for the fitter.
  • the two clamp arms of the clamp bracket engage in the respectively assigned socket housing part.
  • the recesses present in the socket housing parts for this engagement make it easy to pre-fix the clamp bracket during assembly.
  • the clamp arms advantageously engage positively in corresponding recesses in the socket housing parts.
  • the latching of the clip bracket according to claim 4 ensures a simple function check whether the clip bracket is actually in the installed position.
  • the releasability of the latching supports the simple disassembly of the junction box housing if individual components of the junction box housing have to be checked or replaced.
  • the clip bracket is an integral part of an insulating cover, preferably made of insulating plastic.
  • the cover cap is placed on the socket housing parts and covers the actuating side of the contact elements.
  • the clip bracket or the cover cap also has the additional function of mechanically and electrically shielding the actuating side of the branch box housing from the outside.
  • the contact elements accessible from the confirmation side are protected against mechanical damage or undesired electrical contacts.
  • junction cap isolates the actuation side of the junction box housing in an insulating manner and thereby prevents tampering with the contact elements.
  • the cover cap is locked to the socket housing parts and thereby assumes a mechanically stable mounting position.
  • Claim 7 proposes a contact element in the form of a pointed screw that has been tried and tested for the electrical contacting of a cable and is easy to operate. It is approximately at right angles to the cable level from the actuation side the junction box housing is screwed in.
  • the fully screwed-in or screwed-in pointed screw establishes direct electrical contact between the contact sleeve of the branch socket and the assigned cable core in the cable or ribbon cable. This creates a simple electrical contact between the cable and the line to be branched.
  • the conventional wiring of the stripped strands of a line to be branched off with corresponding clamping screws of the junction box and the associated assembly effort are eliminated. The complete absence of this wiring also eliminates a possible source of error when connecting the line to be branched.
  • the cover cap has a further function: it serves to check whether the pointed screws are fully screwed in and are properly contacted electrically with the assigned cable wires of the cable.
  • a pin-like flanking projection is formed on the inside of the cap of each screw head and associated with a pointed screw. This flanking projection flanks the screw head of the properly screwed pointed screw. In this way it is ensured that the cover cap can only reach its target mounting position when all the pointed screws of the junction box housing are completely screwed in, that is to say when the electrical contact between the branch sockets and the cable is completely established.
  • the cover cap therefore has the function of a test device for checking the electrical contact made between the contact sleeve and the associated cable core of the cable.
  • Claim 9 proposes a measure for simplified assembly and operation of the pointed screws.
  • the screw head of the pointed screw is located in a guide funnel of the socket housing that is open towards the actuation side.
  • This guide funnel on the one hand guides the screw head when screwing in and on the other hand serves as an actuation guide for the blade of the screwdriver used to screw in the respective pointed screw.
  • Claims 11 and 12 support the simple assembly of the cover cap. According to claim 11, the travel of the cap is limited when placed on the junction box. The flanking projections positively engaging in the associated guide funnels enable the cover cap to be guided during the placement process.
  • Guide funnels in which no pointed screw is to be inserted can be closed to the outside by suitable means or characterized by other means. This reliably prevents undesired contacts between certain socket poles and certain cable cores of the cable.
  • Claim 13 supports the clip function of the clip bracket or the cover cap.
  • claim 13 proposes a spring hook extending essentially in the direction of insertion.
  • This spring hook passes through the assigned socket housing part and is captively held with a latching end in the manner of a barb in the second socket housing part.
  • This abutment of the spring hook on the second socket housing part has the effect that, when tensile loads occur in the plug-in direction, the second socket housing part abutting the fastening end of the spring hook is almost pressed against the first socket housing part. This prevents the junction box housing from tearing in the direction of insertion.
  • the locking end of the spring hook opposite the fastening end in the plug-in direction serves in a known manner as a lock between the branch socket and the assigned plug.
  • Both socket housing parts preferably each contain an identical spring hook according to claim 13.
  • the contact sleeve penetrates both socket housing parts of the junction box housing and therefore contributes in the manner of a reinforcing bar to the fact that the components of the junction box housing form a mechanically stable unit even when subjected to external forces.
  • the contact sleeve inserted in the first socket housing part acts as a fixing aid during the assembly of the second socket housing part. Furthermore, this contact sleeve simplifies the provision of the poles of the double junction box.
  • Claims 16 and 17 take into account the simple manufacture of the contact sleeve. Due to their symmetrical design, incorrect assembly of the contact sleeve is avoided.
  • Claims 18 and 19 support the space-saving arrangement of the branch sockets and consequently also the entire branch socket relative to the cable.
  • the contact tab projecting approximately radially from the contact sleeve causes a transverse displacement of the thread for the pointed screw.
  • Appropriate radial projections of the contact tabs make electrical contacting of the cable cores with the associated pointed screws independent of the distance between two adjacent contact sleeves. In this way, a simple adaptation of the spacing grid of the cable cores of a ribbon cable to the spacing grid of the contact sleeves of a branch socket is possible.
  • the same type of contact sleeve can be used for both left and right-hand mounting in a socket housing part, since this type of contact sleeve has a certain degree of freedom for its required installation position.
  • the contact sleeve can be rotated by 180 ° about its central longitudinal axis running in the direction of insertion for left or right mounting, as well as rotated by 180 ° with respect to the direction of insertion. Of course, these degrees of freedom of the contact sleeve are also given without the contact tab.
  • the contact sleeve can optionally be electrically contacted with various cable cores of the ribbon cable.
  • the contact sleeve preferably has a number of threads corresponding to the number of cable cores in the ribbon cable. In this way, it is possible to make electrical contact with the contact sleeve with each cable core of the ribbon cable.
  • any socket configurations can be derived from ribbon cables with any wire configurations. If the wires in the ribbon cable are next to each other in a different order than the order of the poles of a pre-assembled socket-plug system, the configuration of the branch socket can be easily adapted to the desired state using the contact sleeves according to claims 22 and 23.
  • the socket housing surrounding the contact sleeves is expediently designed in such a way that the socket housing leaves only those threads free in which a pointed screw is actually screwed shall be. The remaining housings are then deactivated by the socket housing.
  • the construction and assembly of the housing of a junction box for a cable is simplified in that a bottom shell, which is detachably fastened to the underside of the junction box housing and comprises the cable jacket of the cable, transversely to the longitudinal direction of the cable Housing side wall can be inserted into its mounting position.
  • a bottom shell which is detachably fastened to the underside of the junction box housing and comprises the cable jacket of the cable, transversely to the longitudinal direction of the cable Housing side wall can be inserted into its mounting position.
  • This creates a short displacement path compared to the prior art, which e.g. few, in particular 3, mm.
  • the L-shaped housing underside of the junction box housing according to claim 25 provides good movement control and a displacement limitation for the base shell during its assembly.
  • Claim 26 prevents incorrect insertion of the cable, in particular the ribbon cable in the bottom shell.
  • the bottom shell and the cable form a compact and therefore mechanically stable unit, which is finally connected to the rest of the junction box housing.
  • the cable is flanked by the U-shaped bottom shell from the outset on three cable sides.
  • the bottom shell forms an improved fixing aid when inserting the cable.
  • Claim 29 supports a mechanically stable installation state of the base shell.
  • the leg-free ends of the U-shaped base shell are as projections educated. These projections engage in complementarily designed recesses or grooves in the junction box housing and thereby secure the base shell in its installed position.
  • further rear hook parts or reach-through parts can be provided on the base shell or on the remaining junction box housing as an additional securing of the base shell.
  • the double junction box 1 shown in FIG. 1 for a ribbon cable 2 contains two branch sockets 3, 4 each for a plug of a line to be branched, not shown in FIG. 1. Furthermore, the junction box 1 contains a plurality of contact elements in the form of pointed screws 5 for the electrical contacting of a cable core 6 of the ribbon cable 2.
  • the pointed screw 5 sits in the junction box housing and interacts with a metallic contact sleeve 7 forming a pole of the junction box 3 and 4.
  • the contact sleeve 7 is electrically contacted with the cable core 6 by means of the pointed screw 5.
  • the two branch sockets 3, 4 are lined up in the plug-in direction 8 with their plug-in openings 9, 10 facing away from one another to form a dividing joint 11.
  • a clip bracket 12 with a U-shaped cross section contains two clamp arms 13 opposite in the plug-in direction 8 and forming the U-legs In the in Fig. 1 shown mounting position, the two clamp arms 13 hold the two socket housing parts 14, 15 together in a vise-like tight fit.
  • the clamp arms 13 project in the direction of the cable level of the ribbon cable 2. In this direction, the clamp bracket 12 can be placed on the two socket housing parts 14, 15. In the assembly position, the two clamp arms 13 engage in a respective socket housing part 14, 15 approximately in a form-fitting manner.
  • the clamp bracket 12 is an integral part of a cover cap 16 with cap side walls extending transversely to the plug-in direction 8 as clamp arms 13.
  • the cover cap 16 can be placed on the socket housing parts 14, 15 from the actuation side 17 of the pointed screw 5 and insulates the entire actuated side 17, in particular the pointed screw 5 outward.
  • the two clamp arms 13 of the cover cap 16 preferably extend approximately over the entire width of the socket housing parts 14, 15.
  • the cover cap 16 has two further cap side walls 18 running in the plugging direction 8 (FIG. 2).
  • the cover cap 16 is locked in its assembly position shown in FIG. 2 with the socket housing parts 14, 15.
  • the free ends of the cap side walls 18 protruding in the direction of the ribbon cable are designed as spring hooks 19 which engage behind corresponding recesses in the socket housing parts 14, 15. In this way, the cap 16 is releasably locked.
  • the pointed screws 5 are screwed in from the actuating side 17 at right angles to the cable level of the ribbon cable 2 in the screwing direction 20 so that the pointed screws 5 cut through both the cable jacket 21 of the ribbon cable and the wire insulation 22 of the cable core 6 and with their screw tip into the metallic material of the cable core 6 penetrates.
  • the pointed screw 5 is screwed into a thread 23 mechanically and electrically connected to the contact sleeve 7. As soon as the pointed screw 5 penetrates into the cable core 6, the desired electrical contact between the contact sleeve 7 and the associated cable core 6 is automatically created.
  • flanking projection 24 A plurality of peg-like, cylindrical flanking projections 24 are formed on the inside of the cap 16.
  • One flanking projection 24 is assigned to a pointed screw 5.
  • the flanking projection 24 engages in a form-fitting manner in a guide funnel 26 formed on the socket housing part 14 or 15 and open towards the actuating side 17 fills the entire cavity of the guide funnel 26 above the screw head 25.
  • the flanking projection 24 has such a height that it sits on the screw head 25 when trying to mount the cover cap 16 if the pointed screw 5 is not screwed in properly.
  • the flanking protrusions 24 block the correct assembly of the cover cap 16.
  • the cover cap 16 with its flanking protrusions 24 therefore enables a simple function check whether the individual cable cores 6 are properly contacted with the associated contact sleeves 7.
  • the guide funnel 26 has a structural height such that its funnel edge 27 facing the actuating side 17 supports the inside of the cap of the cover cap 16 in the target mounting position (FIG. 1). This additionally stabilizes the cover cap 16 in its target mounting position.
  • the two socket housing parts 14, 15 each have a spring hook 28 running in the plug-in direction 8.
  • the spring hook 28 contains two free ends opposite each other in the plugging direction 8.
  • the latching end 29 which forms the actual spring hook serves for releasable latching with the plug housing of a plug.
  • the fastening end of the spring hook 28 opposite the latching end and not visible in the figures is captively mounted in the other socket part 14, 15 in the manner of a barb. In this way, tearing apart of the two socket housing parts 14, 15 from their target mounting position is prevented.
  • the spring hook 28 is U-shaped with a U-plane running parallel to the cable plane of the ribbon cable 2, the U-transverse yoke the latching end 29 forms and the free ends of the U-legs form the invisible fastening end.
  • the contact sleeve 7 is effective as the same pole for both branch bushings 3, 4 and for this purpose penetrates the two socket housing parts 14, 15 in the plug-in direction 8.
  • the contact sleeve 7 is e.g. first inserted into the socket housing part 14 on the left in FIG. 1 and then the second socket housing part 15 is added to the first socket housing part 14 and thus added to the overall housing of the branch bushings 3, 4.
  • the contact sleeve 7 is mirror-symmetrical with respect to an axis of symmetry running along the division joint 11 and parallel to the screwing-in direction 20 (FIG. 1).
  • the contact sleeve 7 is rotationally symmetrical with respect to its central longitudinal axis 30 extending in the direction of insertion 8.
  • the contact sleeves 7 of the same branch socket 3 or 4 lie in a space-saving manner in a single plane, the contact sleeve plane running parallel to the cable plane of the ribbon cable 2.
  • two threads 23 (FIG. 1), three threads 23 (FIG. 4), five threads 23 (FIG. 5) or another number of threads 23 can be arranged for a pointed screw 5 each.
  • a contact tab 31 which projects approximately radially from the contact sleeve 7 is integrally formed on the contact sleeve 7.
  • the contact tab 31 contains the threads 23 for the pointed screws 5. In this way, the threads 23 are laterally offset relative to the contact sleeve 7 (FIGS.
  • the contact tabs 31 thus allow different distances to be adjusted between adjacent contact sleeves 7 on the one hand and cable cores 6 on the other hand, thereby additionally simplifying the construction of the junction box housing.
  • the contact sleeve 7 is symmetrical as described above and contains the contact tab 31, the same type of contact sleeve can be used for both left and right mounting in the socket housing (FIGS. 1, 2).
  • Fig. 2 it can also be seen that the middle contact sleeve 7 of the three contact sleeves 7 lined up next to one another has no lateral contact tab 31. Rather, this central contact sleeve 7 itself is penetrated radially in the screwing-in direction 20 by a thread 23 or more threads 23.
  • the plug-in direction 8 extends at right angles to the longitudinal direction 32 of the cable.
  • an assignment of individual contact sleeves 7 to the cable cores 6 of the ribbon cable 2 can be selected as desired if the distance between two adjacent threads 23 of the same contact sleeve 7 and the distance two adjacent cable cores 6 are the same size and the contact sleeve 7 contains a number of threads 23 which is at least as large as the number of cable cores 6.
  • each contact sleeve 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 has a contact point for each conductor 61, 62, 63, 64, 65. All contact sleeves 71-75 can thus be electrically conductively connected to all cable cores 61-65.
  • the thread 23 not covered with pointed screws 5 are shown as white circles.
  • the threads 23 each occupied by a pointed screw 5 are visible as black circles.
  • the protective earth conductor 63 is electrically contacted with the protective earth contact sleeve 73 by means of the pointed screw 53.
  • the contact sleeve 74 arranged on the left outside in FIG.
  • a bottom shell 33 comprising the cable sheath 21 of the ribbon cable 2 transversely to the longitudinal direction 32 of the housing can be inserted into its mounting position from a housing side wall 34 of the junction box housing (FIG. 2).
  • the bottom shell 33 is releasably attached to a housing underside 35 of the junction box housing.
  • the housing underside 35 is L-shaped in cross section with a housing base 37 running in the transverse direction 36 as the first L-leg and with an edge strip 38 projecting beyond the housing base 37 and delimiting the displacement path of the base shell 33 as the second L-leg.
  • the bottom shell 33 contains a coding strip 39 running approximately in the longitudinal direction 32 of the cable. It is designed to be complementary to a coding groove 40 of the cable sheath 21.
  • the cable sheath 21 has two coding grooves 40 lying opposite one another in the screwing-in direction 20.
  • the bottom shell 33 positively encloses the cable sheath 21 of the flat cable 2 inserted therein.
  • the bottom shell 33 is U-shaped in cross-section with a U-transverse yoke running in the transverse direction 36.
  • the coding bar 39 is integrally formed on this U-cross yoke.
  • the fixing-free end 41 which is angled by 90 °, engages in a complementarily designed recess 42 of the edge strip 38 in the installed position of the base shell 33.
  • the other U-leg of the base shell 33 forming a shell side wall 43, is designed such that it engages in the material of the housing side wall 34 or the housing underside 35 and latches there, for example.
  • the required relative movement between the bottom shell 33 and the rest of the junction box housing is advantageously shortened in order to achieve the assembly or disassembly of the bottom shell 33.

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