EP2457289A1 - Anschlussvorrichtung und rangierklemme - Google Patents
Anschlussvorrichtung und rangierklemmeInfo
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- EP2457289A1 EP2457289A1 EP10734990A EP10734990A EP2457289A1 EP 2457289 A1 EP2457289 A1 EP 2457289A1 EP 10734990 A EP10734990 A EP 10734990A EP 10734990 A EP10734990 A EP 10734990A EP 2457289 A1 EP2457289 A1 EP 2457289A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a connecting device for conductors according to the preamble of claim 1 and a terminal, in particular a jumper terminal with one or more such connection devices in the floor structure.
- Rangierklemmen in floor design are known per se from the prior art, such as DE 29502347 U. They are used in the wiring of plants and serve in particular for the distribution of one or more potentials.
- a disadvantage of the known patching terminal is in particular their large width perpendicular to the mounting rail.
- the document EP 1 253 670 B 1 shows a spring clip, which can be used either in a configuration with solder legs as a print terminal on a printed circuit board, or without solder legs for a terminal block.
- connection device in a favorable design and the provision of a jumper terminal with one or preferably a plurality of such connection devices is the object of the invention.
- the invention solves this object with respect to the connecting device by the subject matter of claim 1 and in respect of the jumper by the subject of claim 14. With respect to the terminal of claim 17, it also solves the problem of providing a particularly well beschaltbare terminal ,
- means, in particular lugs or webs are formed either on the clamping and contact cage, which in their interaction form a connection for connecting a busbar element, or on the clamping and contact cage as well as on the clamping spring Means, in particular one or more lugs or webs formed, which in their interaction form a connection for connecting a busbar element, or it is on the terminal and contact cage means, in particular a lug or web, formed, which has a further connection to , in particular cohesive, connecting a conductor track or a busbar element forms.
- connection of a busbar element is facilitated to the direct plug-in device.
- the busbar piece is particularly preferably designed inexpensively and compactly as a conductor piece with a circular cross-section.
- the clamping and contact cage is advantageously used according to the first variant also to realize the connection for the busbar element in a compact and cost-effective design.
- the effect of the spring material can be advantageously used to optimize the contact forces at the connection for the busbar element.
- the connection device provided for a jumper terminal and allows both the connection of a conductor track and the connection of a busbar piece, in particular in a coherent form substance.
- the jumper terminal for example, a printed circuit board with at least one conductor track for electrically connecting the connection devices.
- the connection of the clamping and contact cage to the conductor track or the busbar element by soldering or welding is preferred.
- each terminal device is formed as a double connection in the development of the invention, in which - particularly advantageous in a design as a terminal - in the rail direction each rail with a connection device two conductors are contacted.
- This double anchorage Closed by the third connection for contacting the busbar element, preferably the conductor piece, or the conductor track.
- connection devices are suitable for installation in devices of various kinds.
- they are suitable due to their compact design for installation in terminal blocks.
- a jumper terminal is realized with them, which is compact and low-priced, wherein in the rail direction each with one of the connection devices, two conductors are contacted next to each other.
- the terminal of claim 17 offers the advantage of a particularly protected against misconnections interpretation.
- Advantageous variants of this invention are specified in the subclaims.
- connection of terminals with direct plug connections with clamping cages and clamping springs as well as with push buttons is generally facilitated.
- Fig. La-d different views of a first connection device
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the terminal device of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the terminal device of FIG. 1;
- 3a-d show various layers of a clamping and contact cage of the connection device of FIGS. 1 and 2;
- FIGS. 4a-d show various layers of a clamping spring of the connecting device from FIGS. 1 and 2;
- FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the connection device of FIG. 5; FIG.
- FIGS. 7a-d show various layers of a clamping and contact cage of the connection device from FIGS. 5 and 6;
- FIGS. 8a-d show various layers of a clamping spring of the connection device from FIGS. 5 and 6; 9 shows a perspective view of a jumper terminal with a metal subassembly with third connection devices;
- Fig. 10 is a view of the metal assembly of Fig. 9;
- FIG. 11 shows a perspective view of the third connection device with a conductor rail element
- FIG. 12; 13; 14a, b; 15; 16a-c; 17a-c further views of the connection device of FIG. 11;
- FIGS. 18a-f show various views of a fourth connection device
- 19a-h show various views of a clamping cage and a clamping spring of the fourth connection device
- Fig. 20a, b is a perspective view of an arrangement of terminal blocks and an enlarged detail of this view;
- FIG. 21a-d different views of the terminal block assembly from
- FIGS. 22a-d show different views of a further embodiment of a jumper terminal with a metal subassembly with connections according to the invention, in which in each case a section of the jumper terminal is shown in FIGS. 22c, d;
- FIGS. 23a-c show the arrangement and fixing of connection devices in the squat clamp of FIG. 22;
- FIGS. 24a-e in a) a section of a further embodiment of a jumper terminal with a printed circuit board to which terminals according to the invention can be connected in a further embodiment, and in b) -e) various embodiments of the terminal devices;
- FIGS. 26a-c show a connection device of a further embodiment in different views.
- 1 shows various views of a first connection device 1 in a design as a double connection for connecting two conductors.
- this connection device 1 is designed such that the two conductors are individually inserted into the connection device in order to contact them and so that they are detachable from this connection device again.
- the connection device 1 is further designed such that the two connected conductors on the
- Connecting device 1 are conductively connected together.
- connection device 1 is designed as a so-called connection in direct plug-in technology, that is, conductors can be plugged directly into the connection device 1 without tools.
- the connection device 1 has a clamping and contact cage 2 of conductive material, in particular of a highly conductive metal.
- This clamping and contact cage 2 has in the plan view of Fig. Ic a rectangular shape, preferably even a square basic shape. He also assumes power-conducting function.
- At least one clamping spring 3 is arranged, which serves as a spring element for applying a contact force to a conductor, but could also optionally serve as a contact element when choosing a suitable conductive spring material and possibly also electrically conductive function in the manner of a Busbar could take over, but what is not provided according to the illustrated exemplary embodiments.
- the clamping spring 3 has a V-shape with a base leg 4, which is fixed to the inside of the clamping and contact cage (by stapling or the like.).
- the clamping spring 3 further comprises two adjacent conductive contact and / or clamping legs 5, 6, which are each connected via a bend 7, 8 with the base leg 4. From the side view of Fig. 4a shows that the contour of a clamping spring in push-in technology is realized on the clamping spring 3.
- the two contact and / or clamping legs 5, 6 are directly next to each other.
- a conductor If a conductor is inserted into the Kiemmund contact cage 2, it pushes one of the two contact legs 5, 6 to the side when inserted into the respective one of the two clamping points 9, if this is not already open with an actuating element or the like (FIG ). In the inserted state, the clamping spring 3 then presses the conductor (s) against the clamping and contact cage 2, so that the conductor is contacted (electrically conductive).
- two conductors By providing the two contact legs 5, 6 two conductors can be contacted side by side in the terminal and contact cage 2 independently. The loading and unloading with the individual conductors can be done independently.
- the clamping and contact cage 2 further has on its side facing away from the bends 7, 8 at least one projection 10 (see also Fig. 11) or more approaches, with this approach 10 preferably over the remaining edge of the clamping and contact cage 2 extends and as at least one leg, preferably spring leg is designed to a busbar element - a rectangular cross-section busbar or, for example, a conductor piece 12 round cross-section (see FIG. 11) - against a corresponding further element, in particular one or more abutment legs or Press lugs 19, 20 of the clamping and contact cage.
- the projection 10 preferably has a bend 14, via which it is connected to the clamping and contact cage (Fig. 1-4).
- the clamping and contact cage 2 is made according to all variants shown in a preferred embodiment - but not mandatory - as a stamped and bent part of a sheet metal blank.
- This sheet metal blank is preferably made of a sheet of good electrically conductive material, so that the clamping and Mixkal- fig 2 can take an electrically conductive function.
- the clamping and contact cage 2 preferably has a rectangular or square shape in plan view. A flat sheet is bent into this contour. It is advantageous if by means of lateral edges of this sheet metal blanking dividing walls 17, 18 are bent, which extend into the interior of the clamping and contact cage 2 and in this conductor connection chambers 44, 45 form, which facilitate the insertion of the conductors into the respective contact point ,
- the clamping and contact cage may further (see FIG. 7) have one or more inwardly projecting webs 11, which serve as opening travel limit stops for the clamping spring 3.
- the clamping and contact cage 2 has a conductor insertion side, which serves to introduce the two conductors in the direction X in the clamping points. On the side opposite the conductor insertion side, it preferably has one shoulder or two or more of the lugs 19, 20 which are bent in such a way that they form one or more contact areas for the busbar element in interaction with the previously mentioned lug 10. Thus, a further connection 21 is formed from the material of the clamping and contact cage 2, which serves to connect the conductor rail element 12.
- the connection device of FIG. 11 has a largely analogous structure.
- FIGS. 5 to 9 differ from those of FIGS. 1 to 4 and 11 in particular with regard to the configuration of the further connection 21 'for the busbar 12 or the conductor piece.
- This further connection 21 ' which is used to contact the busbar element, becomes, according to FIGS. 5 to 11, a projection 10' on the clamping spring and at least one, in particular two, lugs 19, 20 on the clamping and contact cage 2 formed.
- clamping spring 3 made of spring material optimizes the contact force on the further connection 21 'and presses the conductor or conductors against the projection 19 or 20 on the clamping and contact cage 2.
- the current-conducting function can be taken over in this case by the clamping and contact cage 2 (and / or by the clamping spring 3).
- the lugs 19, 20 further designed to be partially overlapping each other and each have aligned, the busbar piece adapted contacting contour.
- the contacting of the conductor rail element takes place in two levels next to each other.
- the arranged on the clamping spring 3 approach 10 ' has a bend, which extends to Fig. 8, first away from the base leg into the interior of the clamping and contact cage 2 and then over a turnaround 15 almost in the manner of a back to the base leg and stands preferably from the clamping and contact cage 2 before.
- the clamping and contact cage 2 is divided according to Fig. 7 by inwardly projecting partitions 17, 18 even more in each case partially separate connection chambers 44, 45 (Fig. 7 and 17).
- the individual conductors are then not in circumferentially closed individual chambers but in defined sub-chambers of the interior of the clamping cage 2. According to Fig. 1 to 4 contact the two lugs 19, 20, the busbar element, however, in a plane.
- the clamping and contact cage 2 realized according to Fig. 1 to 4 and 11 a triple function.
- He acts in the contacting of two conductors as an abutment for the clamping legs with the conductors and acts with the lugs 10, 19, 20 in the contacting of a busbar element in a device in which it is a row clamp, in particular a jumper can. It also serves as a busbar or conductive connecting element between the contact point 9 and the busbar element 12.
- connection is advantageously formed from the clamping spring 3 and the clamping and contact cage 2.
- FIG. 9 shows such a jumper terminal 24 with an insulating housing 22, which latching means 23 for latching on a hat-shaped in cross-section support rail (not shown).
- the insulating housing 22 has a plurality of connecting devices 1 designed as double-conductor connections, which are configured in the manner of the connection devices of FIGS. 1 to 4 or in the manner of the connections of FIGS. 5 to 8 or in the manner of FIG as so-called connections in direct plug-in technology (push-in), which are therefore designed to be particularly compact.
- connection devices 1 For the connection devices 1 insertion openings 25 are formed in the insulating 2.
- the jumper 1 is preferably formed symmetrically to the mid-perpendicular M on the support rail. It has a substantially triangular or trapezoidal basic shape with one on both sides of the mid perpendicular M perpendicular to this extending base side 26 and two inclined sides 27, 28.
- the base side 26 and the oblique sides 27, 28 form the sides of an isosceles triangle, in the corner region still short side pieces 29 may be arranged.
- the two, preferably stepped, inclined sides 27, 28 lie on the mid-perpendicular M on the mounting rail. They are each aligned at an acute angle to the mid-perpendicular M and to the base side 26.
- the angle ⁇ between the base side 26 and the inclined sides 27, 28 is preferably between 20 ° and 70 °.
- terminals 1 are distributed.
- One of the double connections in each case lies in a plane above the mounting rail.
- These two terminals of a double connection are each connected to one another via one of the conductor rail elements 12, which may also have a round cross-section and thus may also be formed as conductor pieces, which is inexpensive.
- the clamping and contact cages 2 can be locked on / in the insulating housing.
- One or more actuators can be assigned to the double connections in order to be able to open the clamping points by pressure on these pushers in order to be able to remove conductors or also to be able to introduce them more easily. But it is also conceivable to open the clamping legs with a tool such as a screwdriver.
- FIGS. 11 to 17 will be considered in more detail.
- FIG. 11 has a largely analogous structure to the embodiments of FIGS. 1 to 4.
- the function of the further connection 21, which is integrated in the clamping and contact cage 3, for a conductor element can be seen particularly well.
- the further connection is designed as a spring connection, ie, the projection 10 and a bow-like further projection 31 act in interaction as the two spring legs of the spring connection 21 for the conductor piece 12, between which the conductor piece 12 is clamped contacting (FIGS. 11, 12 ).
- the clamping and contact cage 2 acts like a busbar.
- the projection 31 is punched like a bow from the material of the clamping and contact cage, i. he is connected in two places with the rest of the clamping and contact cage.
- the projection 10 and the projection 31 preferably have receiving geometry adapted to the geometry of the conductor (recesses 32, 33) for receiving peripheral portions of the conductor piece 12 (FIGS. 12, 13, 14).
- These contact zones 34, 35 forming recesses 32, 33 of the lugs 10, 31 may be configured such that they are aligned in the contacting state so obliquely to the conductor piece 12 that they cut into this point or line-like or that they scored this, so that a good electrical contact is realized.
- Fig. 15 illustrates that by means of a web or two of the clamping and contact cage inwardly bent to the clamping spring webs stops 36, 37 are formed for limiting the Einschiebezi for the conductors.
- the clamping spring 3 is preferably designed as a double spring, but it is also conceivable to place two separate clamping springs next to one another in the clamping and contact cage 2. In each case, the separate connectability is advantageous due to a certain geometrical independence of the individual chambers 44, 45 (FIGS. 7, 17a) from each other. These also provide mismatch protection, protect against splicing or mis-routing of the strands, and allow the placement of two independent pushbuttons 42 ( Figure 17c).
- the clamping spring (s) can be riveted or welded to the clamping and contact cage (zone 39, Fig. 16a).
- connection 21 can also be realized as the further connection, such as e.g. Lötbeine for soldering on a printed circuit board or a welding zone for connection to a further bus bar or conductor track (see Fig. 24 - 26).
- Figs. 18a-f and 19a-h show various views of a fourth connecting device, which has a construction largely analogous to the embodiment of Fig. 11 construction.
- the clamping spring 3 in the clamping and contact cage. 2.
- the clamping spring 3 in turn has a base leg 4, which is fixed to an inner side or inner surface of the clamping and contact cage 2.
- the base leg 4 is at its two longitudinal sides 48 each provided with at least one edge recess 46 (Fig. 19h), in which tabs 47 engage (Fig. 18a, b), which are punched out of the material of the clamping and contact cage 3 and through the Edge recesses 46 are bent inwards by 180 °, so that they fix the base leg 4 on the clamping and contact cage. In this way, in particular, an excellent positive and non-positive locking is realized against loosening of the clamping spring 3 against the insertion direction X. Additionally / alternatively, the clamping spring 3 also on the clamping and contact cage in other ways, so by imprinting.
- Fig. 19 shows again the transition of the base leg into two separately operable clamping legs / contact legs 5, 6.
- edge regions 48 of the base leg are provided with an embossment, which causes the base leg 4 to lie down in the inner bending regions / corner regions of the clamping and contact cage 2.
- a further displacement protection can be realized in that lateral webs 49 engage on the clamping spring 2 in slots 50 in the clamping and contact cage 3, in particular such that the webs 49 are supported in the insertion direction X of the conductor in the slot 50 on the clamping and contact cage 3.
- edge webs 51 face the upper - i.e. in installation position facing away from a mounting rail rail - oblique sides 27, 28 ü- over, from the inclined sides 27, 28, the actuating handle 42 project, in the Z direction upwards.
- This offers the advantage that it is much easier during assembly to detect the transition between mutually adjacent terminal blocks, which minimizes the error rate during Bescharisvorgang.
- FIGS. 20 and 21 also illustrate well the compact construction of the terminal blocks realized with push-in contacts in the manner according to the invention, in particular pine tree terminals.
- the actuation push-buttons 42 serve.
- the edge webs 51 which run perpendicular to a mounting rail, a relatively large field of actuating levers 42 would result in the risk of an excessive number of faulty circuits during assembly. This danger is significantly reduced by the edge webs 51. It can be further reduced if, by means of further transverse webs 52 perpendicular to the edge webs 51, preferably between the edge webs 51, the field of operation sdrücker 42 within each terminal again optically divided.
- the transverse webs 52 have a different height than the edge webs 51.
- they may be provided that they are lower in the Z direction (perpendicular to a mounting rail on which the terminal block assembly is mounted) than the lateral edge webs 51st
- the edge webs 51 are preferably higher in the Z direction than the actuation push-buttons 42, so that the actuation push-buttons 42 are visually recognizable and lockable by the edge webs 51 and the edge webs 51 protect the actuation push-buttons 42 against damage, for example during transport.
- the transverse webs 52 are preferably less high than the actuation depressors 42 in the non-compressed state and are preferably further dimensioned in such a way that they effectively limit the maximum actuating travel or stroke of the associated actuating presser 42.
- the edge webs 51 are preferably aligned with the main side walls of the insulating housing in the direction of arrangement or form part of these side walls.
- the transverse webs 52 increase the security of wiring, but on the other hand, they can provide an approach for limiting the movements with a screwdriver. train turners.
- the edge webs 51 are preferably not only higher but also wider than the transverse webs 52.
- Third webs - one or more intermediate webs 53 - can also optically and also functionally separate the actuation push-buttons 42 and the two connections of each double connection.
- These intermediate webs 53 preferably extend parallel to the edge webs 51 and perpendicular to the transverse webs 52 and also serve primarily to reduce the risk of faulty connections.
- Randausappel Profishaw 54 on the inner sides of the edge webs 51 and / or the intermediate webs 53 again increase the optical separation effect sd Weger with respect to the operation 42.
- the Randausappel traditions 54 can also be used advantageously as a receiving area for the edge region of conductor insulation or sleeves or the like., Which considerably contributes to achieving a particularly compact design.
- the actuating slots 15 are actuated perpendicularly or at least at an angle to an assembly support rail. In this way, it is effectively prevented in a simple manner that the wrong row of actuating pushbuttons is connected or opened.
- the individual terminal blocks can be pre-assembled by means of corresponding positive and / or non-positive means (pins 55, recesses) to form a composite, which can be mounted as a whole pre-assembled on a mounting rail.
- Markiererrastitn 56 are provided in an upper mid-surface area between the two sloping sides of the Christmas tree clamp, which are easily accessible and particularly well visible. Also clearly visible is the inclined arrangement of the individual columns of the connections on the oblique sides of the terminal block.
- FIGS. 22c, d shows various views of a further embodiment of a squat clamp 24 having a metal subassembly with connection devices 1 according to the invention, wherein a detail of the jumper terminal 24 is shown in FIGS. 22c, d.
- the jumper terminal 24 of FIG. 22 has locking means 23 arranged symmetrically with respect to the mid perpendicular M, in each of which a groove 231 is arranged.
- the locking means 23 By means of the locking means 23, the jumper 24 on the support rail 57 can be arranged. In each case, a leg 571 of the support rail 57 engages in the groove 231 of a locking means
- each latching means 23 adjacent to a side stop 58 which prevents overloading of the side stop 58 adjacent latching means 23 when snapping or loosening the jumper terminal 24 of the support rail 57.
- connection devices 1 and the busbar elements 12 are not yet arranged in the insulating housing 22 of the jumper terminal 24, while the connection devices 1 and Power rail elements 12 in FIG. 23b are already inserted into the insulating housing 22.
- clearances 111 are provided for the connection devices 11, into which the connection devices 1 can be inserted.
- the connection device 1 points towards the retaining lug 113.
- latching hooks 112 are provided, in which they can be latched.
- connection devices 1 in FIG. 23b are not yet fastened in the clearing 111 or on the respective retaining lug 113 and are thus still displaceable. Therefore, the connection devices 1 are embossed in the region of the retaining lug 113, z. Example by means of cold embossing or hot stamping, so that the connecting devices 1 each fixed to the retaining lug 113 to which they are deferred and are no longer displaceable.
- FIG. 23 c shows the connecting devices 1 embossed in the insulating housing 22 on embossing points 115.
- FIG. 24 shows in a a section of a further embodiment of a jumper terminal 24.
- the connection of the connection devices 1 by means of busbar elements 12 is provided here.
- a connection 10 is provided on the clamping and contact cage 2 of each connecting device 1, which is here tongue-like and is provided for soldering to a soldering point 591 of the printed circuit board 59.
- 24a shows the jumper terminal 24 with the printed circuit board 59.
- the soldering points 591 are shown, to each of which a lug 10 "of a respective clamping and contact cage 2 of a connecting device 1 is soldered Connection 21 "for the conductor track
- a conductor track 121 provided in the printed circuit board 59 is indicated by means of a dashed line.
- the approach 10 has a connection angle ⁇ variable to the insertion direction X.
- the projection of the connection device of Fig. 25a-c is not tongue-shaped but U-shaped the connection device 1 variable.
- the connecting devices 1 of Fig. 26a-c have a lug 10 ", which is designed as a welding tongue.Also, this lug 10" forms a connection 21 ", but here for a busbar element 12 which can be welded onto the welding tongue 10".
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