EP2115839A1 - Boîtier de raccordement et de connexion pour un module solaire - Google Patents
Boîtier de raccordement et de connexion pour un module solaireInfo
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- EP2115839A1 EP2115839A1 EP08715686A EP08715686A EP2115839A1 EP 2115839 A1 EP2115839 A1 EP 2115839A1 EP 08715686 A EP08715686 A EP 08715686A EP 08715686 A EP08715686 A EP 08715686A EP 2115839 A1 EP2115839 A1 EP 2115839A1
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- Prior art keywords
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a connection and connection box for a photovoltaic solar module with flexible flat conductor strips which protrude from the surface of the solar module and to a connection device for the connection and connection box.
- Solar modules typically consist of a plurality of solar cells based on semiconductors, which are interconnected to form large-area solar panels.
- a typical solar module typically has a glass pane on the side facing the sun and ⁇ a transparent plastic layer on the rear side, in which the solar cells are embedded.
- the back of the solar module is typically with a weather-resistant plastic composite film, z.
- the monocrystalline or polycrystalline solar cells are electrically interconnected by soldering strips.
- the solar module is still installed in a metal profile frame for attachment and stiffening of the composite.
- a solar module is therefore basically a planar structure, similar to a thick glass pane.
- junction box typically on the Glued rear surface of the solar module and has inside electrical An-circuit facilities for contacting the flexible flat conductor strips of the solar module.
- connection and connection box has a device for connecting an electrical connection cable, which is therefore connected by means of the connection and junction box with the flexible flat conductor band of the solar module to dissipate the electric power generated by the solar module.
- bypass diode is connected in antiparallel to each module.
- the freewheeling diode is connected to the electrical connection device within the connection and connection box. Without a bypass diode, if a module is shaded or does not provide power due to a defect, this module would reduce or even damage the performance of the series-connected solar modules.
- the bypass diode prevents this because the current flows through the diode and is maintained.
- junction boxes are known, which are placed over the flexible flat conductor strips.
- the flexible flat conductor band is bent by hand and contacted by means of a terminal or a solder joint. In a further operation then the junction box is closed. It can be seen that the Installation of such junction boxes is cumbersome and is difficult for automated mass production.
- a further object of the invention is to provide such a connection and junction box, which has a certain tolerance with respect to the lateral positioning on the solar module.
- a further object of the invention is to provide such a connection and junction box, which avoids the disadvantages of the prior art, or at least reduces and is inexpensive to manufacture and assemble.
- connection and junction box has on its in the mounted state of the solar module side facing an insertion for at least one flexible flat conductor ribbon of the solar module and a housing for placement on the solar module.
- a connection device for the flexible flat conductor tape is housed in the housing.
- the connecting device has a first electrical
- Contact device with an electrical contact terminal which can assume at least two defined stable states, namely an open mounting state and a closed contact state.
- the open mounting state the flat conductor strip is free of resistance in the connection device and indeed inserted into a free Einfangraum Colour the contact terminal.
- the closed contact state the flat conductor strip in the contact terminal is electrically contacted and clamped with a predefined clamping force.
- the terminal and junction box has a Betäc Trentseiement for actuating the contact terminal, so that the contact terminal is automatically closed in response to the operation and thereby the electrical contact with the flat conductor tape is made.
- the operation or the transition from the mounting state to the contact state is preferably carried out automatically when placing the connection and junction box through the Pressing the housing against the solar module orthogonal to the surface.
- the contact terminal comprises a clamping spring and a counter-clamping element, at least one of which has an electrical contact portion, and wherein the electrical contact with the flat conductor band is closed by an active movement of the clamping spring or the counter-clamping element in response to the actuation by means of the actuating element.
- the clamping spring pivotally mounted on the connecting device and to close the electrical contact with the flat conductor strip by means of a pivoting movement of the clamping spring in response to the operation by means of the actuating element.
- a clamping portion of the clamping spring passes over the catching space between the clamping spring and the counter-clamping element in order to catch the flat conductor strip.
- the trapping space when inserting the flat conductor strip is advantageously relatively large and free of resistors or obstacles, so that the risk of damage to the flat conductor strip is avoided.
- the actuating element is arranged on the housing, for example, integrally formed therewith and the housing is movable relative to the connecting device, preferably linearly displaceable, such that the contact clamp is automatically closed by the relative movement of the housing relative to the connecting device.
- the connection and Junction box a displacement device between the housing and the Ranvorricht-ung, so that when placing the junction box on the solar module, the housing relative to the connecting device is moved transversely to the surface of the solar module, whereby the actuator automatically closes the contact terminal in the placement process to to make the electrical contact with the flat conductor band.
- the displacement device comprises a guide sleeve, for example on the connection device and a guide pin, for example on the housing.
- the displacement device is self-clamping, in such a way that when mounting on the solar module by a force applied to the housing against the solar module, this clamping can be overcome in order to displace the housing relative to the connection device supported against the solar module as far as the stop of the housing against the solar module.
- the leaf spring-type clamping spring has an actuating portion, with which the actuating element of the housing cooperates to close the contact terminal, wherein the actuating portion comprises a curved and a substantially straight portion of the clamping spring.
- the counter-clamping element is inclined with respect to the surface of the solar module, e.g. at about 45 °, so that the flat conductor strip is angled in the contacted state.
- the contact terminal on a metallic and generally ü-f ⁇ rmiger support frame in which the clamping spring is rotatably supported by bearing journals in bearing openings.
- the holding frame is slotted to the bearing openings, so that during the pre-assembly of the connection and junction box, the journals of the clamping spring can be inserted through the slots.
- the first contact device still has a cable connection terminal for connecting the connection cable, which is suspended in the same support frame.
- the cable connection terminal has a second clamping spring for closing the electrical contact with the connecting cable.
- the contact clamp comprises a latching mechanism by means of which the clamping spring is latched in the contact state, e.g. by engagement of locking lugs of the clamping spring in the holding frame. In the closed and latched state, the contact terminal is under tension.
- connection device has a dielectric support, which defines the lower insertion opening for the flat conductor band and in which of the Holding frame is locked by means of mutual latching hooks.
- connection device has two identical electrical contact devices in order to simultaneously contact two flat conductor strips, in that the housing has two actuating elements which simultaneously close the two contact terminals.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a kink protection sleeve for the connecting cable
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view from above of the cable
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section transversely to the solar module through the Anschiuss- andmbisdo ⁇ e with the electrical connection device in the open mounting state
- Fig. 5 shows a cross section transverse to the solar module through the junction box with the connection device in the closed contact state
- Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the connection device
- Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the first electricalmaschineinri-rect
- Fig. 8 is an illustration of the clamping spring for the flexible
- FIG. 9 is an illustration of the clamping spring for the
- FIG. 10 shows a cross section through the connection
- FIG. 11 shows a cross section of an alternative embodiment of the terminal connection box parallel to the solar module.
- the junction box has a plastic housing 2.
- the housing 2 is formed by a substantially rectangular frame of four side walls 2a to 2d and a closed lid 2e connecting the four side walls and extending parallel to the solar module.
- the five-sided closed and downwardly open housing 2 is z. B. injected in one piece.
- connection cable bushings 4 each separate kink protection grommets 6 are used.
- the housing 2 is downwardly open and has an outwardly projecting mounting frame 8 with a circumferential adhesive groove 10, so that the housing 2 has a hat-like shape.
- the connection and connection box is finally permanently adhesively bonded to the solar module.
- the hat-shaped or trough-like shape of the housing forms an inner cavity 12, in which the connecting device, not shown in Fig. 3 is housed in the assembled state substantially waterproof.
- guide pins 14 protrude into the cavity 12.
- On the inside of the connection cable penetrations 4 is provided between two guide pins 14, a clamping web 16 for the connection cable, not shown.
- the underside of the housing cover 2e has two actuating devices 18.
- Embodiment in the form of transverse actuating webs formed, which are integrally formed with the housing.
- connection and junction box 1 the connection device 20 is arranged.
- Fig. 4 shows the connection and junction box in the assembled state in which the contact terminal 22 is opened.
- the connecting device 20 has guide sleeves 15 into which the guide pins 14 are inserted.
- the guide pins 14 clamp in the associated guide sleeves 15, such that when placing the connection and junction box 1 on the solar module 24, the connection device 20 is clamped in the housing 2, so that the housing can be automatically placed by a robot without the connection device 20 falls out.
- Fig. 4 shows the connection and junction box 1 in the open mounting state in which the connection device 20 is not yet fully inserted into the housing 2, that is still protruding a little way out of the housing 2 down.
- an offset between the underside of the connection device 20 and the mounting frame 8 of the housing 2 so that when placing the connection and junction box 1 first, the connection device 20 comes into contact with the solar module 24 and shown in this in Fig. 4 State of the mounting frame 8 is still spaced from the surface of the solar module 24.
- the connecting device 20 has a relatively large opening 26 on its side facing the solar module 24 side. This ensures that the sensitive, flexible flat conductor strip 28, the so-called “ribbon”, in the opened mounting state is introduced into the connection device 20 obstacle-free and without resistance from below. This is the risk of damage to the
- the contact terminal 22 defines in this state an open Einfangraum Suite 30, in which the flat conductor strip 28 immersed without resistance when placing the connection and junction box from below.
- an open Einfangraum Society 30 in which the flat conductor strip 28 immersed without resistance when placing the connection and junction box from below.
- no contact between the contact terminal 22 and the flat conductor strip 28 takes place in this state, so that
- the housing 2 is now subjected to force against the solar module 24, wherein the connection device 20 is supported on the solar module 24.
- This condition is shown in FIG.
- Glued solar module In the relative displacement of the housing against the connecting device 20 also interact the actuator 18, in this example, an actuating web, with the clamping spring 32. By this operation, the contact terminal 22 by means of a
- Clamping counter clamping element 36 to contact electrically.
- the flat conductor strip 28 is angled, since the counter-clamping element 36 is inclined in this example, approximately at 45 ° to the solar module normal.
- the clamping spring 32 has an actuating portion 38 which is divided into a curved portion 40 and a substantially straight portion 42.
- the actuating element 18 initially acts on the curved portion 40 (see Fig. 4) and biases in the illustrated in Fig. 5, closed contact state of the junction box 1 against the straight portion 42. That is, the actuator 18 passes over when closing the operating portion 38 of the clamping spring 32nd
- the contact terminal 22 is surrounded by one-electric contact device 44, which also has a cable connection terminal 46 for the electrical connection cable, not shown.
- the cable connection terminal 46 is also provided with a clamping spring 48, but here also other connection variants, such. B. screw terminals are used.
- connection device 20 comprises two identically designed and mirror-inverted electrical contact devices 44 for simultaneously contacting two flat conductor strips 28.
- connection concept according to the invention is not limited thereto and the connection device 20 is also one or more than two electrical contact means 44 may include.
- connection device comprising a dielectric carrier 50, preferably made of plastic, on which 'defines the primary contact surface to the solar module 24 and the insertion opening 26 in its underside and to which the electrical
- the electrical contact device 44 has a substantially U-shaped, metallic holding frame 51, preferably made of copper, which is latched to the carrier 50 with latching hooks 52.
- Fig. 6 shows the contact terminal 22 in the closed contact state in which the contact terminal 22 is latched.
- the clamping spring 32 has two locking pins 54 which are engaged in the metallic support frame. By doing latched state, the contact spring 32 is biased against the counter-clamp 36. This ensures permanent and safe electrical contact.
- the flat conductor strip 18 is not shown in FIG. 6.
- clamping spring 32 is suspended by means of bearing pin 56 in slotted bearing openings 58.
- the clamping spring 32 can be easily used in the manufacture of the connection and junction box and is due to the in the assembled state and contact state relative to the
- the clamping spring 32 is stamped from sheet steel and bent substantially U-shaped.
- the metallic support frame 51 further includes a by means of a base 62 on the support 50 supported electrical connection element 64 for the bypass diode.
- the clamping spring 32 Due to the shape of the two sections 40, 42 of the actuating portion 38 of the clamping spring 32, the clamping spring 32 is fixed in the open mounting state so that the Einfangraum Society 30 is kept open in the assembled state.
- the clamping spring 32 is forced to leave the open position, and is set in a pivoting movement.
- the flat conductor strip 28 which is located in the
- Einfangraum Society 30 is detected by the clamping portion 34 and by the continuous pivoting movement in an angle of, in this example 45, pressed against the counter-clamping element 36.
- the clamping spring engages with its detents 54 in the contact or operating state (FIG. 5) in the metallic holding frame 51.
- a permanent and predefined pressure force between the flat conductor strip 28 and the conductive counter-clamping element 36 is produced.
- Connection and junction box 1 shown, in which the connecting device 20 is approximately transversely in the middle of the housing 2, to connect not marginal flat conductor strips 28.
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PCT/EP2008/000857 WO2008095668A1 (fr) | 2007-02-05 | 2008-02-04 | Boîtier de raccordement et de connexion pour un module solaire |
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