EP0789185A2 - Système de raccordement et de connexion - Google Patents

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EP0789185A2
EP0789185A2 EP97100561A EP97100561A EP0789185A2 EP 0789185 A2 EP0789185 A2 EP 0789185A2 EP 97100561 A EP97100561 A EP 97100561A EP 97100561 A EP97100561 A EP 97100561A EP 0789185 A2 EP0789185 A2 EP 0789185A2
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Hans-Peter Mews
Johann Martinetz
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V23/00—Arrangement of electric circuit elements in or on lighting devices
    • F21V23/06—Arrangement of electric circuit elements in or on lighting devices the elements being coupling devices, e.g. connectors
    • 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
    • H01R12/675—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures characterised by the terminal insulation penetrating terminals with contacts having at least a slotted plate for penetration of cable insulation, e.g. insulation displacement contacts for round conductor flat cables
    • 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
    • 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

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  • the invention relates to a connection and coupling system, which is provided in particular for lights with a mounting rail and a light carrier, such as those used for the construction of trunking systems.
  • the mounting rails arranged on the ceiling usually extend over a considerable length which exceeds the length of an individual lamp (fluorescent tube), so that a plurality of luminaires can be carried one behind the other in the longitudinal direction by a single mounting rail.
  • several mounting rails can be strung together to form a longer light band.
  • the illuminants or lamps (fluorescent tubes) are mounted on the light carriers by means of suitable sockets, which in turn are held on the mounting rail.
  • the mounting rail carries lines to which the light carriers are to be connected. For this purpose, several connection and coupling systems are known from practice.
  • a socket strip is provided on the mounting rail side, which has insulation displacement contacts arranged in an insulating material body.
  • the insulating body is divided into two and thus has a base and a socket section. Between these, a space penetrated by continuous lead wires is limited, into which the insulation displacement contacts extend.
  • five insulation displacement contacts are provided, which are connected to the actual conductor by cutting through the line insulation.
  • a sixth identical insulation displacement contact is arranged in the plug.
  • the socket part is accordingly provided with six slit-like openings which, aligned parallel to one another, extend at right angles to the respective insulation displacement contact.
  • the contact body consisting of a sheet metal strip and defining the insulation displacement contact at the end is slotted, so that two legs which are bent parallel to one another in a U-shape are formed. A knife-like contact of a plug takes place between them.
  • Several such contacts are housed in a corresponding connector housing. At the other end, these contacts are designed as cage clamp springs and thus permit the screw-free connection of cables.
  • the contact reliability depends to a large extent on the adjustment accuracy of the socket contacts.
  • the wiring of the plug in order to change the assignment of lines connected to the plug to the continuous lines connected to the socket contacts, the wiring of the plug must be changed.
  • connection and coupling system in which a socket strip is provided for an adjustable plug, which has a total of five plug positions arranged in a row.
  • the socket strip which is contained in an insulating material housing, has a total of five contact bodies, each of which has two spring tongue contacts for connecting external lines. These are connected to the relevant contact by stripping them at the end and inserting them with the bare conductor into an opening provided in the insulating body.
  • the adjustable plug has insulating bodies contained in a strip, at least one of which is adjustable along the strip. Locking means secure the set position of the respective insulator.
  • Each insulator contains one or more knife-shaped contacts that protrude from it. For the connection of external cables, each contact is provided with two spring terminals, by means of which stripped and inserted cables are connected at the end.
  • the looped cables are interrupted on the socket strip.
  • the contact body connects the outgoing with the outgoing line, whereby it must be designed for a corresponding current carrying capacity. Since the looped-through current for a longer light band is considerably higher than the current required for a single luminaire, a correspondingly strong dimensioning of the contacts is required.
  • connection and coupling system that one simple assembly, high reliability and, if necessary, easy adjustability.
  • connection and coupling system with the features of claim 1 or with the features of claim 2.
  • connection and coupling system has a socket arranged on the mounting rail side with openings for looping through lines and a plug arranged on the light carrier side, which can be inserted into the socket.
  • the lines led through the openings of the box are connected by means of insulation displacement contacts, without the line having to be cut through.
  • the current load of the insulation displacement contact therefore only corresponds to that of the connected consumer. It is usually much lower than the total current carried by the line. This makes it possible to dimension the contact accordingly in a material-saving manner.
  • the susceptibility to errors of the overall system of the consumers connected to the looped-through lines is reduced in comparison to systems with interrupted lines. Regardless of how many consumers are connected to the continuous lines, the current only passes through the connection and coupling system contact points that are assigned to the consumer concerned. In the system with plug-in contacts known from the prior art, however, the current changes for each consumer from the leading line to a contact and from this to a leading line.
  • the insulation displacement contacts also allow the continuous line to be contacted without having to be stripped.
  • the assembly is correspondingly simple and cost-saving.
  • At least one of the plug contacts arranged on the plug can also be adjusted in its position such that it can optionally be inserted into different socket contacts.
  • the conductor to which a consumer is to be connected by means of the plug can thus be changed in a simple manner. This can be done easily without special tools.
  • the socket is divided into two parts in a plug base and a socket or base body.
  • the plug base and the base body limit openings for the cable bushing in which the insulation displacement contacts are located.
  • the plug base serves as a tool for simultaneously pressing the lines to be contacted into the insulation displacement contacts or their slots, which are held firmly in the base body.
  • the plug base covers the contacted lines and is fastened to it with a holding means designed, for example, as a locking means. This makes it possible, as it were, to connect the continuous lines without the use of special tools on site, the press-in tool required for the line connection being formed by the box itself.
  • Simple contact shapes are obtained if the insulation displacement contact is made in one piece with the socket contact. The number of current transitions is also reduced.
  • connection and coupling system which is advantageous both electrically and in terms of production technology has an insulation displacement contact which is formed by two contact plate sections which are preferably connected to one another in one piece and which are arranged essentially parallel to one another with their flat sides, partially touch and between which the plug contact can be inserted .
  • a spade-shaped or knife-shaped plug-in contact inserted between these contact plate sections thus forms at least four line contacts with the contact plate sections and, ideally, continuous line contacts form.
  • Such a connector proves to be reliable and secure.
  • the contacting is further improved if the contact plate sections are resiliently stretched towards one another.
  • a further tap for example for a protective conductor, can be provided on the socket.
  • the plug-in connection which is accessible, for example, through a housing opening, is used to connect the mounting rail to the protective conductor.
  • Uniform insulation displacement contacts can be used for all connection positions, the plug connections which are not required remaining unused.
  • the plug contacts of which at least one is preferably adjustable in its position in such a way that it can be switched over to a number of sockets, can be mounted on a contact base which is separated from and held by the plug.
  • the contact base can be locked as a separate component, preferably with the plug, so that it is simply in after it has been provided with a plug-in contact the plug is inserted. This results in a particularly simple assembly and a retrofitting option with further plug contacts, for example at initially empty positions.
  • the contact base is designed as a slide or slide, which holds the plug contact securely in its orientation. At the same time, the contact base can be moved easily, for example using a small screwdriver. Locking positions secure the contact base in preselected positions.
  • the contact base can be contrasted in color for better visibility of the displaceable parts of the connector. This makes operation easier.
  • the plug contact is provided with at least one and preferably two plug connections for connecting lines. These are designed as preferably square plug-in connections. Such are obtained by introducing several, in the specific case four, radially extending slots or incisions into the contact material, starting from an opening. The resilient tongues thus cut free are at an obtuse angle to the rest of the contact and contact an inserted conductor. The same applies to the socket contacts provided push-in connections.
  • the square plug-in connections result in good power transmission and good transmission security.
  • the plug tongue formed by the two sheet metal sections lying against one another can be provided with a certain convex curvature which extends over its entire or almost entire length. This effectively prevents the tongue from bending, even if it is not inserted correctly into the socket.
  • a simple assembly of the contact base is achieved if the plug contact inserted into the contact base is guided by the contact base, the plug contact, however, being supported directly on the plug.
  • the plug-in contact which is loosely pushed into the contact socket, only gets its locking after the contact socket has been locked in place. This simplifies both the design and the assembly.
  • Appropriate locking means allow the socket to be easily attached to the mounting rail and the plug base to the light carrier.
  • the can-side locking means are preferably arranged on the can base, wherein they are formed by resilient tongues which can engage behind projections formed on the mounting rail.
  • the plug contacts on the plug are preferably arranged in two rows, two non-displaceable plug contacts, generally serving as zero connections or protective conductors, being arranged in one row and at least one displaceable plug contact being arranged in the other row. This row can be filled with plug contacts by inserting further contact sockets.
  • a light strip 1 is shown in detail, which is formed by stringing together several longitudinally aligned mounting rails 2 to which light carriers 3, 4 are attached. Each mounting rail extends over a greater length of several (for example five) meters. The length of the individual light carriers 3, 4 essentially corresponds to a fluorescent lamp 5, 6, which is mounted on the respective light carrier 3, 4 by means of sockets 7, 8.
  • the mounting rail in FIG. 2 shows lines 11 (a to e) for the power supply which are shown schematically the light carrier 3, 4 and other light carriers, not shown, are laid.
  • the lines are plastic-insulated copper lines.
  • the light carrier 4 carries a socket 13 which can be tapped if necessary. In this way, light boxes in the sales area can be used to supply temporary showcases and in the production area electrical hand-held devices such as screwdrivers or the like can be supplied.
  • connection and coupling systems 15 are provided, via which the lines 11 are tapped and connected to the electrical consumers (fluorescent lamps 5, 6, socket 13) be electrically connected.
  • the connection and coupling system 15 is a socket-plug system, as can be seen in FIG. 2. It comprises a box 17 connected to the mounting rail 2, which through the this leads 11 passed electrically contacted.
  • the socket 17 is assigned a plug 18 which is connected to the respective light carrier 3 or 4. When mounting the light carrier 3 or 4 on the mounting rail 2, the plug 18 is plugged onto the socket 17, an electrical connection of the consumers carried by the light carrier 3 to some or all of the lines 11 (a to e) being established.
  • the socket 17 has a two-part insulating material housing which is divided into a plug base 21 and a base body 22.
  • the base body 22, which is shown in its view from below in FIG. 5, contains a total of five insulation displacement contacts 23 (a to e) which are provided in recesses or chambers 24 (a to e) formed in the base body 22 and provided for this purpose. are used.
  • the chambers 24 are divided into two groups, each arranged on a line.
  • the chambers 24 arranged alternately on one or the other line are offset from one another in such a way that even with a slight lateral overlap of the insulation displacement contacts 23 inserted into the chambers 24, a sufficient distance between the insulation displacement contacts 23 is ensured.
  • Each insulation displacement contact 23 projects with its clamping slot area into a passage 25 (a to e) which is delimited on the right and left by walls 26 (a to f). The distances between two adjacent walls are so large that a line to be connected fits easily into the passage 25.
  • each wall 26 (a to f) has an extension 27 (a to f), the projections 27a, 27f on the outside being provided at the ends with a detent 28a, 28f.
  • the next following extensions 27b, 27e seen from the outside are essentially correct in length with the extensions 27a, 27f and thereby protrude through the plug base 21 at corresponding openings 29b, 29e provided for this purpose.
  • the internal extensions 27c, 27d are shorter in length, in such a way that they can be supported in the connector base on corresponding contact areas 31c, 31d.
  • locking openings 32a, 32f are also formed on the plug base 21, the shape, size and location of which are such that the locking lugs 28a, 28f engage behind the plug base 21 and can thus hold onto the base body 22.
  • the chambers 24 provided for receiving the insulation displacement contacts 23 extend into the base body up to close to the side of the base body 22 remote from the plug base 21.
  • the base body is in each case provided with a pin or finger-like extension 33 (a to e) provided, which is oval in plan view.
  • each extension 33 is provided with an insertion opening 34 (e) which leads into the chamber 24 via an insertion bevel and a slot-like passage 35 (e).
  • the plug base 21 shown separately in FIGS. 4 and 6 is a multi-stiffened plastic body with a total of four walls 37, 38, 39, 40 which extend in the transverse direction and protrude from a base plate 36. Between the inner walls 39, 38 extend in In the longitudinal direction (vertical in FIG. 6) oriented webs 41 (a to e) projecting from the base plate 36. The height of these corresponds to the walls 37 to 40. Their arrangement is such that they are in the area of the clamping slots of the insulation displacement contacts 23 stand. To accommodate the end sections of the insulation displacement contacts 23, the webs 41 are interrupted by transverse grooves 42, 43 (a to e). Intermediate walls can also be provided for stiffening, which extend to the level of the groove floor.
  • the one-piece plug base 21 is symmetrical with respect to a line of symmetry running horizontally in FIG. 6, so that the plug base 21 is locked in two in the openings 32a, 32f in the openings 32a, 32f different positions can be attached to the base body 22.
  • the plug base 21 is provided with two locking ribs 44, 45 provided on the respective narrow sides. These are formed in one piece with the plug base 21 and are formed at their respective free ends with a corresponding, slightly rounded support surface 46, the curvature of which corresponds to the curvature of an inwardly projecting section 47 of the mounting rail.
  • a total of four contact fingers 48 each extending in pairs away from the base body 22 are provided as abutments for the locking means formed by the locking ribs 44, 45.
  • the locking means formed by the contact fingers 48 and the locking ribs 44, 45 holds the box 17 on the mounting rail 2 without precisely defining its longitudinal position.
  • the can 17 can thus be moved somewhat longitudinally if necessary.
  • the insulation displacement contact 23 is shown separately in FIGS. 7, 8 and at the same time forms a socket contact.
  • the insulation displacement contact 23 a sheet metal strip bent by 180 ° in its end region 51, the contact sheet sections 23 ', 23''of which lie flat against one another.
  • an insertion bevel 53 opening into the insulation displacement slot 52 is provided.
  • the insertion bevel 53 and the insulation displacement slot 52 are dimensioned such that the lines to be connected can be contacted without too much effort, with the formation of a reliable electrical contact, the insulation displacement slot 52 and the insertion bevel 53 in FIG. 8 only being indicated schematically by a chain line.
  • the ends of the insulation displacement contact 23 lying away from the end region 51 are provided with insertion aids for a knife contact.
  • the insertion aids are formed by cut-out and outwardly bent tongues 54a, 54b, 54c.
  • the slot-like opening, defined by the tongues 54 that narrows inwards sits directly under the slot-like passage 35 of the insertion opening 34 of the base body 22.
  • a nose or a barb can be formed in the case of a lateral incision 55, which latches with corresponding projections provided in the chamber 24.
  • a plug-in connection 56 can be provided for contacting a further line.
  • This is defined by an insertion opening 57 provided in the sheet metal strip, from which slots or cuts 58, 59, 60, 61 extend in the radial direction. These define a square with their ends, so that four resilient tongues are formed which extend to the insertion opening 57.
  • a larger passage opening 62 is provided, which allows a conductor inserted into the insertion opening 57 to pass freely.
  • the conductor serves, for example, to connect a protective conductor which is connected to the mounting rail 2.
  • the connector 18 provided for connection to the socket 17 is shown in FIG. 9 in a view of its connection side.
  • the plug 18 has an integrally formed insulating material housing 65, from the base plate 66 of which an open-ended housing part 67 projects. This surrounds plug contacts 69a, 69b, 69c held in separate contact bases 68a, 68b, 68c.
  • Latching projections 66a, 66b which serve for fastening to one of the light carriers 3, 4, extend from the narrow sides of the rectangular base plate.
  • the housing part 67 is divided into two chambers 71, 72, each of which is rectangular in plan view, two contact bases 68a, 68b being arranged in the chamber 72 and only one contact base 68c being arranged in the larger chamber 71.
  • the contact blocks 68a, 68b which are essentially cuboid and held in the chamber 71, 72 with a respective locking rib 73a, 73b, are immovable and the contact base 68c is held laterally displaceable.
  • the plug contacts 69 of a respective chamber 71, 72 are each in one plane. Both levels are parallel to each other. This arrangement has proven to be insensitive to tolerances and thus "plug-in friendly".
  • the contact base 68 is shown separately in FIG. 10. It has a body 74 which is contrasted in color from the insulating material body 65 and which likewise consists of insulating material. It is open at the bottom and in Fig. 10 to the rear, so that the plug contact 69 from below is freely insertable.
  • the body 74 has a truncated pyramid-shaped extension 76, the length of which is greater than a third of the section of the plug contact 69 protruding therefrom.
  • the body 74 is provided with two rectangular projections 78, 79, in which openings are provided, if necessary, with insertion bevels (not shown) 81, 82 are arranged, which lead to corresponding plug connections 83, 84 of the plug contact 69.
  • the projections 78, 79 project through the respective chamber wall of the chamber 71, 72 with a slot 85 provided for this purpose, as can be seen, for example, from FIG. 2. At least, however, the projections 78, 79 engage behind the locking ribs 73a, 73b and thus hold the contact sockets in the housing part 67.
  • the plug contact 69 is shown separately in FIG. 11. It is formed by a sheet metal strip angled by 180 °, which thus defines a two-layer or double connector tongue 91. In this area, the legs 91 ', 92' 'of the sheet metal strip bent onto one another are slightly curved in order to increase the rigidity of the plug tongue 91. While the leg 91 'is only angled briefly, the other leg 91' 'ends in a connection area 92, in which the two plug connections 83, 84 are formed. The connection area 92 is angled at the end.
  • the plug connections 83, 84 are identical to one another and are each designed as a square plug connection and are identical in construction to the plug connection 56 of the insulation displacement contact. Starting from an opening, four equally long incisions extend, the ends of which Define square. The contact tongues thus cut free are thus identical to one another.
  • connection and coupling system 15 described so far is used in the assembly of light strips as follows and works as follows:
  • the insulation displacement connection between the lines 11 and the insulation displacement contacts 23 is thus simultaneously established.
  • This can also be done, for example, by placing the plug base 21 on the back on a solid base, such as the rear wall of the mounting rail 2, and placing the base body firmly, for example with a hammer blow.
  • the flexurally rigid connector base 21 serves in the production of insulation displacement connections to the lines 11 as a tool for pressing the lines into the insulation displacement slots of the insulation displacement contacts.
  • the lines which initially lie in the insertion bevels of the insulation displacement contacts, are pressed into the insulation displacement slots until the respective end section of the insulation displacement contact, which has the insertion bevel sits in the respective grooves 42, 43 (a to e).
  • the socket 17 is closed and the lines 11 are contacted, the socket 17 is also locked to the mounting rail 2. No further assembly steps are required, the box 17 remaining displaceable longitudinally, at least as far as the lines allow, in order, for example, to be able to adjust the position of the box 17 afterwards.
  • the plug 18 is connected to the light carrier by inserting its latching projections 66a, 66b into corresponding recesses in the light carrier 3.
  • the wiring to be carried out at the factory is achieved by inserting corresponding lines into the openings 81, 82 of the contact bases 68 (a to c), which are accessible through the respective slots 85. Since each plug contact 69 (a to c) has two plug connections 83, 84, two lines can also be connected to each plug contact 69 (a to c). In this way, the plug 18 serves as a base for a further connection with, for example, interference protection capacitors or the like.
  • the base plate 66 has recesses 93, 94, which allow cables to be passed under the base plate 66.
  • the assignment of the relevant plug contact 69c to one of the connected lines 11a, 11c, 11e can now be freely selected.
  • These lines carry the three phases L1, L2, L3, while the remaining lines 11b, 11d are neutral and protective conductors.
  • the light carriers 3, 4, which are seated on a long light band in individual cases, can have different phases be connected to achieve a symmetrical network load.
  • the plug 18 finds the socket 17, the extensions 33a, 33c, 33e entering the chamber 71 and the extensions 33b, 33d of the socket 17 entering the chamber 72.
  • the plug contacts 69a, 69b, 69c slide into the corresponding openings of the extensions 33 and enter the chambers 24 through the corresponding slot-shaped passages. They are supported on the base plate 66.
  • the plug contacts 69 are located between the tongues 54a, 54b, 54c of the insulation displacement contacts 23. These are held on their longitudinal flanks in the chambers 24 in such a way that the two sheet metal sections of each insulation displacement contact 23 lying one on top of the other are pressed resiliently away from one another by the plug contacts 69. In the ideal case, this results in a total of four electrical line contacts on the longitudinal edges of the tongue 69, which ensure safe power transmission.
  • the plug connections 83, 84 of the plug contacts 69 also ensure good current transmission.
  • a conductor inserted into the plug connection 83 (84) is in contact with four tongues of equal strength, so that there are four equivalent contact points connected in parallel.
  • a socket-plug system is created which, when the light carrier 3 is mounted on the mounting rail 2, automatically effects the electrical connection of consumers sitting on the light carrier 3 with lines 11 which are laid in the mounting rail 2.
  • the socket 17 has a set of insulation displacement contacts 23 which are automatically contacted when the socket 17 is placed on a socket base 21 by severing the line insulation.
  • the socket base 21 acts as a press-in tool for producing the insulation displacement contact.
  • the plug 18 has with this latched contact base 68 with plug contacts 69. At least one of the plug contacts 69 can be changed in its position and thus in its assignment to one of the connected lines 11 by moving the contact base 68.
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