EP2559107A1 - Borne de connexion de conducteur principal - Google Patents

Borne de connexion de conducteur principal

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EP2559107A1
EP2559107A1 EP11714650A EP11714650A EP2559107A1 EP 2559107 A1 EP2559107 A1 EP 2559107A1 EP 11714650 A EP11714650 A EP 11714650A EP 11714650 A EP11714650 A EP 11714650A EP 2559107 A1 EP2559107 A1 EP 2559107A1
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housing
pin
hlak
bores
terminal according
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Dirk Niestrat
Ralf Holtmann
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Hora Etec GmbH
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Hora-werk GmbH
HORA WERK 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
    • H01R4/28—Clamped connections, spring connections
    • H01R4/30—Clamped connections, spring connections utilising a screw or nut clamping member
    • H01R4/302—Clamped connections, spring connections utilising a screw or nut clamping member having means for preventing loosening of screw or nut, e.g. vibration-proof connection
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R9/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, e.g. terminal strips or terminal blocks; Terminals or binding posts mounted upon a base or in a case; Bases therefor
    • H01R9/22—Bases, e.g. strip, block, panel
    • H01R9/24—Terminal blocks
    • H01R9/26—Clip-on terminal blocks for side-by-side rail- or strip-mounting

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  • the invention relates to an electrical connection device, in particular a so-called distribution terminal, also referred to below as the main conductor connection terminal.
  • connection devices are known per se and have z.
  • As a arranged in a housing clamp body or terminal block in the electrical conductor formed in the housing over the conductor insertion can be inserted and by pressing a clamping screw in the clamp body / the terminal block - collectively referred to as clamping body - fixed.
  • Such a connection device has at least two cable insertion openings, usually on opposite sides of the device.
  • An object of the present invention is to develop known distribution terminals, in particular to improve their handling or to facilitate.
  • a solution of the problem is achieved with a distribution terminal with the features of claim 1.
  • a distribution terminal with the features of claim 1.
  • a main conductor terminal designated electrical connection device with a housing arranged in a clamp body each two front sides and two side surfaces and with at least one pair arranged vertically offset line insertion openings in the front sides and two adjoining the Dunsseintechnologyö Maschinenen, vertically offset arranged holes in the or each clamp body vorgese- hen that each hole in the clamp body on the front sides in a
  • Bore surface portion is formed and that the bore surface portions of both holes overlap piecewise.
  • the glovesseins slaughter Samuelen and the adjoining bore in the clamping body have different cross-sections, so that in a smallertechnischssein technological z. B. conductor with a cross section of 25 mm2 and in a largertechnischssein technological z. B. conductors with a conductor cross section of 35 mm2 are insertable.
  • Each bore is formed in the clamping body on its front sides in a bore surface section.
  • a bore surface section is understood to mean in each case a surface section on the front side of the clamp body which is bounded by four mutually perpendicular tangents on the outer circumferential line of each bore, wherein one of the tangents runs parallel with a lateral boundary line of the respective front side of the clamp body.
  • Easier handling of the distributor terminal / main conductor connection terminal and facilitating their production arise when this has a clamping body arranged in a housing and its Kontak- at least one of an outside of the housing in a guide device accessible clamping screw by the or each guide device
  • Means for captively holding the respective clamping screw comprises, for example, a projection on an outwardly facing first side of the guide device and a shutdown on a pointing into the interior of the distribution terminal, opposite side of the guide device.
  • a horizontal distance of the holes on the respective front side of the clamping body is less than or equal to a sum of the radii of both holes or the sum of these two radii corresponds or at least substantially corresponds, on the one hand a favorable or maximum proximity of both holes in the clamping body is reached and it On the other hand, the provisions of the relevant at least in Germany standard (DIN VDE 0603 - 2) are met and it results in a further reduced or minimum width of the clamp body, so a width in the direction of the horizontal distance of the holes.
  • a distance between the holes and at least one immediately adjacent side surface of the clamp body is dimensioned so that a width for the electrical distribution terminal of eighteen millimeters or at least substantially eighteen Millimeters or a multiple thereof results in a distribution terminal with a width that corresponds to a so-called auto-width or a multiple thereof. With such a width results in a simple conditions when using the distribution terminal, z. As in a terminal box, distribution box or a cabinet because other devices mounted there are matched in their dimensions to the machine width or multiples thereof.
  • the clamping body has a stepped profile, the clamping body, which is always made of an electrically conductive material, for. B. brass, manufactured with a reduced material requirements, so that reduce the weight of the distribution terminal and the cost of materials.
  • Miniaturization of the clamping body and the resulting width may be a use of specially made clamping screws with a smaller head required or it is a total clamping screws to use with a smaller diameter, otherwise the remaining material thickness in the clamp body between two otherwise without offset directly opposite threaded holes is not sufficient.
  • the handling of the distribution terminal / main conductor terminal is additionally or alternatively also facilitated if it comprises a housing with a housing base part and a removable, in particular lockable housing upper part detachable therewith.
  • the detachable upper housing part allows the insertion of the clamp body and with the connection of the upper housing part with the GeHousebasisteil arises apart from functional openings, namely the opening of the or each guide device and the laterally providedönsseintechnologyö réelleen, all sides closed housing or at least so far closed on all sides housing that the relevant regulations for contact protection (DIN VDE 0 603 - 2) are met.
  • each clamping screw are set back from a surface of the distributor terminal, so that installers or fitters are protected against contact with live parts when using the distributor terminal (contact protection, finger-proof).
  • the housing upper part connected to the housing base part fixes the clamp body in the housing base part. If the housing upper part has two parallel rows, each with a plurality of guide devices and two adjacent adjacent to each other in different rows guide devices are offset from each other, resulting in a position of the guide devices, which with a
  • Position of the threaded holes in the terminal body of an embodiment of the distribution terminal described above corresponds.
  • the guide devices allow an adjustment of these introduced clamping screws via a respective threaded hole in the clamp body, so that when using the distribution terminal is immediately ensured that the clamping screw engages in its associated threaded bore in the clamping body.
  • such a design of the upper housing part already achieves a simplification of the handling of the distributor terminal during its production, since the housing base part, clamping body and housing upper part can be manufactured independently of one another. Then one with
  • Clamping screws populated housing upper part either in time after the clamp body or introduced together with the clamp body in the housing base part and the housing by connecting the upper housing part with the housing base part, z. B. by latching, closed.
  • the manufacture of the distribution terminal shows the advantage of captive holder each clamping screw in the respective guide device, because when loading the upper housing part with a clamping screw or more clamping screws is not to get out of the or each clamping screw because of the captive holder.
  • the loading of the upper housing part can thus be done quickly and efficiently and z.
  • As a costly screwing the or each clamping screw or at least individual clamping screws in corresponding threaded holes in the clamp body is not required.
  • Transition in the upper housing part between two adjacent guide devices remaining partition saved and it results in a total reduced overall width of the upper housing part allows the use of conventional clamping screws and on the other hand contributes to the above-described reduced width of the distribution terminal as a whole.
  • the guide devices are at least partially open laterally, an otherwise formed on the side surfaces of the upper housing part wall of the guide device is saved. This also allows a smaller width of the upper housing part.
  • the partially laterally open guide device may also enable a combination of one or more clamping screws with the upper housing part via these lateral openings.
  • the handling of the distributor terminal / main conductor terminal is additionally or alternatively also facilitated by the fact that in each case a Anreihprofil is formed in the side surfaces of the housing, which is effective when combining two distribution terminals.
  • the Anreihprofil fixed a angeihte distribution terminal to another distribution terminal or for combining with such an array profile provided connection device, in particular an already mounted distribution terminal, z. B. on a top hat rail or a similar mounting unit, mounted Hauptlei- teran gleichklemme.
  • the two distribution terminals combined in this way form a single unit and more can be combined with two or more combined main terminal blocks.
  • the housing has on its underside means for combining, in particular latching, with or on a mounting unit, in particular a DIN rail, combining with the mounting unit both in one
  • 1a, 1b show perspective views of a distribution terminal using the example of a main conductor connection terminal
  • FIG. 2a, 2b is an exploded view of the main conductor terminal according to FIG la, lb,
  • FIGS. 3a-3c show different views of a clamping body encompassed by the main conductor connection terminal according to FIGS. 1a, 1b;
  • FIG. 3 d the clamping body with marked bore surface sections
  • FIG. 4a is a perspective view of the main conductor terminal in a cut form, with a section line parallel to the side surface of the main conductor terminal,
  • 4b is a perspective view of the main conductor terminal in a cut form, with a section line parallel to the front side of the main conductor terminal,
  • FIG. 5 shows a view of the main conductor terminal in the form of a plan view of one of its front sides
  • FIG. 6 shows a view of the main conductor connection terminal in the form of a plan view of one of its long sides (side surfaces),
  • FIG. 8 shows a side view of the main conductor terminal with a top on the other side surface compared to the illustration in FIG. 6 and the main conductor terminal when combined with a top-hat rail as an assembly unit, FIG.
  • FIGS. 11a, 11b show a further embodiment of a main conductor terminal with a three-pole design, in contrast to the main conductor terminal in FIGS.
  • FIG 12a, 12b the main conductor terminal according to FIG IIa, IIb in
  • 12d, 12d show a different embodiment of a DIN rail mounted main conductor terminal according to FIG IIa, IIb, FIG 13a, 13b, another embodiment of a main conductor terminal with contrary to the main conductor terminal in Figures 1 to 9 five-pole version,
  • FIG IIa, IIb a perspective view from below or in a plan view on the underside thereof 14 is a view of the main conductor terminal according to FIG IIa, IIb in the form of a plan view of one of the long sides (side surfaces),
  • FIGS. 15a, 15b, 15c, 15d show the clamp body according to FIG. 3a with further details FIG. 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d, 16e, a further embodiment of a clamp body,
  • FIGS 18a, 18b the use of the alternative Anreihprofils
  • FIGS 19a, 19b as an additional aspect in the use of the alternative Anreihprofils the ability to remove a main conductor terminal from a bandage, without having to move the right and left adjacent main conductor terminals.
  • 1 a shows, as an example of an electrical connection device in the form of a distribution terminal, a so-called main conductor connection terminal 10.
  • the main conductor terminal 10 is here and hereinafter sometimes referred to as HLAK 10 for short. It comprises a housing 12 with a housing base part 14 and a housing upper part 16. In the housing 12, namely in the housing base part 14, a clamping body 18 (FIG 2) is arranged. The clamp body 18 is sometimes referred to as a terminal block.
  • the housing 12 has two front sides 20, 22 and two side surfaces 24, 26. In the front sides 20, 22 two mutually height offset line insertion openings 28 are formed.
  • the upper housing part 16 has a plurality of guide devices 30 arranged in two rows and offset from each other (only a few of these guide devices 30 are designated by the corresponding reference numeral in FIG. 1a, 1b).
  • the housing base part 14 has in its side surfaces 24, 26 latching means and corresponding latching recesses, namely latching lugs 32 and latching lugs 34 on.
  • the housing base part 14 also has on its underside a latching profile 36 (FIG 6, 8), z. B. for combining with a mounting unit in the manner of a DIN rail 38 (FIG 8), and a resiliently movable within the material properties locking foot 40 for locking with a locking profile 36 opposite profile section of the mounting unit. By a deflection of the locking foot 40, z. B.
  • the HLAK 10 can be solved from a catch on or with such a mounting unit.
  • a projection 44 is provided in the guide devices 30 as a means for the captive retention of terminal screws 42 (FIG.
  • the projection 44 is formed on the inner surface of the guide device 30 and reduces the effective opening width of the guide device 30 for captively holding the respective clamping screw 42.
  • 2A shows the housing 12 of the HLAK 10 in an exploded view, ie in a state in which the upper housing part 16 is not yet combined with the housing base part 14. It can be clearly seen that the upper housing part 16 with the housing base part 14 is detachably connectable.
  • latching elements and locking receptacles are formed on the upper housing part 16 and the housing base part, namely two detents 46 (only one visible in FIG 2a) on the upper housing part 16 and two latching receptacles 48 on the housing base part 14 (also only one visible).
  • the guide devices 30 are essentially cylindrical recesses or free spaces in the housing upper part 16.
  • the upper housing part 16 has two parallel rows, each with a plurality of - here four - guide devices 30, wherein two guide devices 30 arranged adjacent to each other in different rows are offset from each other. It can also be seen in FIGS.
  • the clamping body 18 and a plurality of clamping screws 42 are shown. It can be seen that the clamping body 18 can be introduced into a cavity formed in the housing base part 14 between the front sides 20, 21 and the side surfaces 24, 26, which can be formed by combining the housing upper part 16 with the housing body. base part 14 is closed. The clamping body 18 is thus fixed by the upper housing part 16 in the housing base part 14. In individual or all guide devices 30 of the upper housing part 16, a clamping screw 42 is inserted.
  • the clamping body 18 has two bores 52.
  • the holes 52 extend through the entire length of the clamp body 18.
  • Each bore 52 opens at an upper side of the clamp body 18 in a plurality of threaded holes 54 and each threaded bore 54 allows screwing a clamping screw 42 and thus fixing an electrical conductor (not shown) In the respective bore 52.
  • the clamp body 18 is inserted into the housing 12, namely, the housing base part 14. Then the upper housing part 16 is attached to the housing base part 14 and the housing 12 is closed. Then, a clamping screw 42 is introduced from the outside into each guide device 30. For insertion of each clamping screw 42 in the respective guide device 30 for exerting the projection 44 formed in the inner surface of the exercise of some additional pressure on the clamping screw 42 is required. This pressure causes at least such a temporary deformation of the projection 44, that the further insertion of the clamping screw 42 in the guide device 30 is possible.
  • FIGS. 3 a, 3 b and 3 c show the clamping body 18 in different views, namely FIG. 3 a in a perspective view, FIG. 3 b in a single view
  • FIG. 3a Top view from the front and FIG 3c in a plan view from above.
  • one of the two front sides 56, 58 and one of the two side surfaces 60, 62 of the clamping body 18 can be seen.
  • the provided for introducing electrical conductors holes 52 are formed in the front sides 56, 58 of the clamp body 18 and extend through the entire length of the clamp body 18 to the opposite front side 58.
  • the top of the clamp body 18 has a plurality of arranged in two parallel rows of threaded holes 54, wherein in FIG. 3c it can be clearly seen that the threaded bores 54 are arranged offset to one another.
  • the illustration in FIG. 3d is initially a repetition of the representation from FIG. 3b.
  • four mutually perpendicular tangents on the outer peripheral line of each bore 52 are shown for each bore 52.
  • the area spanned by four tangents belonging to a bore 52 is referred to as the bore surface portion 64, 66 and as can be seen from the illustration in FIG. 3d, the two bore surface portions 64, 66 belonging to the two bores 52 overlap in the region of greatest proximity of the two Both holes 52.
  • the overlap of the two bore surface portions 64, 66 results due to a particularly favorable arrangement of the position of both holes 52 to each other. This favorable arrangement in turn allows a small width of the terminal block 18.
  • a distance of the bores 52 with each other and at least to each immediately adjacent side surface 60, 62 of the clamping body 18 so dimensioned that with the clamping body 18 surrounding housing base part 14 results in a width that a so-called automaton width (about eighteen millimeters ) corresponds.
  • Shown in the figures is an embodiment of the HLAK 10 in which the bores 52 in the clamping body 18 allow insertion of a conductor with a cross-sectional area of up to 25 mm 2.
  • the overall width of the HLAK 10 is given by the width of the automaton construction mentioned above.
  • z. B. for conductors with a cross-sectional area of up to 35 mm 2 or 50 mm 2 or embodiments of a HLAK 10, in which the two holes in a clamping body 18 have different cross-sections, for.
  • FIGs 4a and 4b show the HLAK 10, as already shown in FIG la, lb, each in a sectional view with different sectional planes.
  • FIG 4a shows the position of the clamping screws 42 in the respective guide device 30 and the holder of each clamping screw 42 above the threaded bore formed in the clamping body 18 54 recognizable.
  • Each clamping screw 42 is adjusted in the guide device 30 through the stop 50 formed at the lower end of the respective threaded bore 54.
  • the or each clamping screw with the shutdown 50 is also held captive in the respective guide device 30.
  • FIG. 4b shows a section plane perpendicular to the two side surfaces 24, 26 a section through two opposite in each case different rows or adjacent guide devices 30 and guided therein clamping screws 42. It can be seen the adjustment of each clamping screw 42 above the respective threaded bore 54 in the clamp body 18 and the captive mounting of the clamping screw 42 at the opposite end of the guide device 30 by the projection 44 formed there, which is in each case formed in the guide device 30 on the inside of this forming cylinder shell, in particular integrally formed, on the guide device 30 adjacent side surface 24, 26 facing side.
  • the captive mounting of a clamping screw 42 in a guide device 30 by means of the shutoff 50 formed at the lower end acts such that a threaded pin section of the clamping screw 42 can pass through the or each shutdown 50 of the guide device (and thus the or each shutdown 50 for Adjustment of the clamping screw 42 on the threaded bore 54 in the clamping body 18 is effective), but that a respect lent of its diameter compared to the threaded portion larger head of the threaded screw 42 of the or at least a second stop 50 is stopped.
  • clamping screw 42 depends with its head on the Abposition 50 at the lower end of the respective guide device 30 and is prevented by the shutdown 50 from falling out, so kept captive.
  • FIG. 4b a web running parallel to the side surfaces 24, 26 can also be seen in the lower region of the cavity formed in the housing base part 14, the clamping body 18 having a step profile (FIG. 3a) in a suitable position in the housing base part 14 holds.
  • 5 shows the HLAK 10 in a view in the form of a plan view of one of the front sides 22. All parts of the HLAK 10 shown in FIG. 5 have already been described. In the plan view, one recognizes the line insertion openings 28 formed in each front side 22 and the holes 52 extending behind them in the clamping body 18. The height offset between the two line insertion openings 28 / bores 52 is also recognizable.
  • the width of the HLAK 10, as shown in FIG is shown, the reduced width of the HLAK 10, as it results from the height offset of the holes 52 in the clamping body 18 and the overlap of the bore surface portions 64, 66 (FIG 3d).
  • a single-pole HLAK 10 corresponds to the width of the HLAK 10, in particular a HLAK 10 with holes 52 for conductors with a cross-sectional area of up to 25 mm2, a so-called vending machine width or at least essentially such a machine width.
  • FIG 6 shows the HLAK 10 of the previous figures in a view in the form of a plan view of one of the side surfaces 24, ie on one of the long sides thereof. Visible are the two locking lugs 32 for combining a HLAK 10 with another HLAK 10 (see FIG 9, 10) or other electrical connection device.
  • the locking lugs 32 rise from the illustrated side surface 24 and are connected in one piece, that is, the lower housing part 14, in particular.
  • the housing base part 14 has a latching profile 36 and on a latching profile 36 opposite side of an elastically movable latching foot 40.
  • locking profile 36 and locking foot 40 are integrally connected to the lower housing part 14.
  • FIG 7 shows a view of the HLAK 10 in the form of a plan view of the upper side thereof. It can be seen in particular the arrangement of the guide devices 30 in the upper housing part 16 in two parallel rows, wherein in different rows adjacent guide devices 30 are each arranged offset from one another. In the illustration in FIG 7 are in the arranged in two rows guide devices 30 each no clamping screws 42 (FIG 2b), so that the view up to the bottom of the
  • Guide devices 30 located clamping body 18 and the threaded bores 54 formed there goes.
  • the protrusion 44 for captively holding a clamping screw 42 introduced into the guide device 30 can be seen on the side facing the nearest side surface 24, 26 of the housing 12.
  • FIG. 8 shows a side view of the HLAK 10 with a plan view of the other side surface 26 compared to the illustration in FIG. 6 and the HLAK 10 when combined with a DIN rail 38 as an assembly unit. It can be seen that the HLAK 10 with its latching profile 36 is initially hung on one side of the DIN rail 38 and that the combination with the DIN rail 38 then takes place by pivoting until the latching foot 40 engages behind the DIN rail 38 on the side opposite the latching profile 36.
  • FIG. 9 shows two main conductor connection terminals 10 in a plan view on their front side 22, as already shown in FIG. FIG.
  • FIG. 9 shows the two main conductor connection terminals before their combination, ie before the respectively encompassed latching lugs 32 engage in the corresponding latching receptacles 34 of the adjacent HLAK 10.
  • the latching nose receptacles 34 are not visible in the perspective selected for the representation in FIG. 9.
  • the locking lugs shots are but z. B. shown in FIG lb, FIG 2a and FIG 2b. The repetition of reference numbers for details already described has been omitted in the illustration in FIG 9 for the sake of clarity.
  • FIG. 10 shows two combined main conductor connection terminals 10 and the combination of two main conductor connection terminals 10 when latched onto a DIN rail 38.
  • further main connection terminals 10 can be combined, either by contacting the free latching lugs 32 or by contacting them free latching nose receptacles 34.
  • Combining further main conductor connection terminals 10 with an already existing combination of main conductor connection terminals 10, that is to say an association of main conductor connection terminals 10, can take place before or after this dressing is attached to a mounting unit.
  • the attachment of a combination of combined main conductor connection terminals 10 takes place basically as already explained in connection with FIG. 8 for a single HLAK 10.
  • FIG. 11a shows a particular embodiment of an HLAK 10, namely a three-pole variant of the HLAK 10 shown in the preceding figures.
  • the reference number already used is also used for these three-pole HLAK 10.
  • FIG IIb shows the three-pole embodiment of the HLAK 10 according to FIG IIa in a perspective view.
  • the three-pole variant has a housing 12 with a one-piece housing base part 14 and three housing upper parts 16.
  • Each housing upper part 16 is characterized by the same features that have already been described above, ie in particular a plurality of guide devices 30 with the means for captively retaining clamping screws 42 formed therein.
  • the one-piece housing base part 14 forms three cavities, in each of which a clamping body 18 of the type described above as also described above can be inserted and which are each closed with a housing top 16.
  • a clamping body 18 of the type described above as also described above can be inserted and which are each closed with a housing top 16.
  • the holes 52 in the respective clamp body 18 at.
  • latching elements, namely snap-in receptacles 34 are also formed in the three-pole HLAK 10, so that the HLAK 10 with a unipolar HLAK 10 (FIG la, lb), as already with reference to FIG 9 for two main conductor terminals described, can be combined. This results in a combined, four-pole HLAK 10.
  • Such a combined HLAK 10 can also be expanded by adding further main conductor connection terminals 10, in particular single-pole main conductor connection terminals 10.
  • FIGS. 12a and 12b show the three-pole HLAK 10 from the underside, namely in a perspective view (FIG. 12a) or in a plan view of the underside (FIG. 12b).
  • FIGS. 12 a, 12 b shows a special feature when designing the underside of the housing 12 of the HLAK 10, which combines the HLAK 10 with a mounting unit in the manner of a DIN rail 38 allows both in an orientation with the largest length of the HLAK 10 transverse to the longitudinal axis of the mounting unit as well as in a rotated by 90 ° to the arrangement.
  • the HLAK 10 In contrast to the single-pole design (FIG. 8), the HLAK 10 not only has a latching profile 36 on one of the front sides 20, 22 but also a latching profile 36 on one of the side surfaces 24, 26.
  • the locking foot 40 has, in contrast to the locking foot 40 in the single-pole design on at least two sides, namely the two locking profiles 36 facing sides, a Rastfußprofil.
  • This embodiment of a bottom of the HLAK 10 allows a combination with the mounting unit, ie z. B. a DIN rail 38, both in an orientation with the largest
  • the latching foot 40 is connected to the underside of the housing 12 of the HLAK 10, in particular integrally connected, so that it is resiliently movable in the direction of a plane parallel to the side surfaces 24, 26 and in the direction of a plane perpendicular to the side surfaces 24, 26 is.
  • the latching profile 36 assigned to one of the front sides 20, 22 is formed from a plurality of projections - here three projections - on the housing 12, in particular integrally connected with the housing 12 projections. A between each two projections remaining free space allows passage of particular lateral profile sections of the mounting device, ie z. As the DIN rail 38.
  • the two outer projections of the other locking profile act at least as a support or contact surface on the mounting unit.
  • Such a support function is particularly useful because the located at a corner of the bottom of the HLAK 10 snap foot 40 alone can perform this support function only to a limited extent.
  • the locking foot located at a corner 40 acts together with the located on the opposite corner projection as a full-surface investment also on the effective locking profile 36 opposite side of the mounting unit.
  • the size of the contact surface for such a support function is further increased if the underside of the HLAK 10 - as shown - at least one
  • FIGS. 13a, 13b shows, similar to the representation in FIGS. 11a, 11b, a further special embodiment of an HLAK 10, namely a five-pole variant of the HLAK 10 shown in the figures described above already used reference numerals.
  • FIG. 13a, 13b shows, similar to the representation in FIGS. 11a, 11b, a further special embodiment of an HLAK 10, namely a five-pole variant of the HLAK 10 shown in the figures described above already used reference numerals.
  • the five-pole variant has a housing 12 with a one-piece housing base part 14 and five housing upper parts 16.
  • Each housing top 16 is characterized by the features already described above.
  • the one-piece housing base part 14 forms five cavities, in each of which a clamping body 18 of the type described above as also described above can be inserted and which are each closed with a housing top 16.
  • a clamping body 18 of the type described above as also described above can be inserted and which are each closed with a housing top 16.
  • the underside of the five-pole HLAK 10 shown in FIG. 13 c and FIG. 13 d corresponds to an adapted dimensioning of the respective elements of the underside of the three-pole HLAK 10 described with reference to FIGS. 12 a and 12 b.
  • the HLAK 10 not only has a latching profile 36 on one of the front sides 20, 22 but also a locking profile 36 at one of
  • the locking foot 40 has, in contrast to the locking foot 40 in the single-pole design on at least two sides, namely the two locking profiles 36 facing sides, a Rastfußprofil.
  • the embodiment of the underside of the five-pole HLAK 10 allows a
  • FIG. 14 shows a view of the three-pole HLAK 10 according to FIGS. 11a, 11b in the form of a plan view of one of its side surfaces 24.
  • FIG. 14 shows a view of the three-pole HLAK 10 according to FIGS. 11a, 11b in the form of a plan view of one of its side surfaces 24.
  • a side view of the five-pole HLAK 10 does not differ significantly from the side view of a three-pole HLAK 10 shown in FIG. 14, so that it is possible to distort a separate representation of such a side view.
  • the housing base part may be embodied in all embodiments in a same color and different colors of the housing upper parts in each case a cross section of the clamp body point out the holes formed.
  • the housing base and upper part may be provided in one design in each case in the same color.
  • the following colors may be considered as examples for the housing or individual housing base parts: HLAK 25 mm2 single-pole, three-pole, five-pole: gray, in particular light gray, z. B. RAL 7035 / HLAK 35 mm2 single pole, three pole and five pole in traffic gray, z. B. RAL 7042 / HLAK 70 mm2 single pole, three pole and five pole in basalt gray, z. Eg RAL 7012.
  • FIGS 15 and 16 again attacks the clamping body 18 (see also the illustrations in FIG 3a, 3b, 3c).
  • a dashed line shows a course of the bores 52 in the clamping body 18. It can be seen in the embodiment of the clamping body 18 shown in the illustrations in FIG. 15 that is continuous, formed only by an approximately in the middle of the clamping body 18 Constriction (see FIG 3, FIG 4a) broken course of the input-out output side holes 52.
  • FIG 15b shows a plan view of one of the front sides of
  • FIG. 15c shows a plan view of the clamp body 18 as the illustration in FIG 3c, but in addition still a section line BB and a longitudinal section through the clamping body 18 along this section line B- B. Again, the continuous course of the holes 52 is clearly visible.
  • FIG. 15d initially shows the same plan view of the clamping body as the illustration in FIG. 15c, but additionally a section line A-A and a cross section through the clamping body 18 along this section line A-A.
  • FIGS. 16a to 16e shows a clamping body 18 with bores 52 having different diameters.
  • FIG. 16a shows an isometric view of such a clamp body 18.
  • the illustration in FIG. 16b corresponds to the illustration in FIG. 15a and shows that in the case of a clamp body 18 having bores 52 with different diameters, they no longer have a continuous course.
  • the larger diameter bores 52 occupy slightly more than half of the clamp body 18, so that the smaller diameter bores 52 are outwardly offset in comparison.
  • a continuous course results for an inner surface section of the bores 52 facing the lateral surfaces of the clamping body. Holes 52, each having the same cross-section, thus lie diagonally opposite one another.
  • the holes 52 with a larger cross-section also take a little more than half of the clamping body 18 with regard to their depth, so that the holes 52 with a smaller cross-section have a correspondingly reduced depth.
  • 16c and 16d show the position of the threaded bores 54 with respect to the bores 52 and with respect to the wall thicknesses remaining between adjacent threaded bores 54 due to the offset of the threaded bores 54, reference may be made to the statements made above with regard to FIG. 15c and FIG. 15d. It can be seen that the bores 52 with a larger cross section are also assigned larger threaded bores 54 and that the area occupied by the four larger threaded bores 54 shown here is greater than half the surface of the clamping body 18.
  • FIG. 16e finally shows the clamping body 18 in the embodiment according to FIG. 16a and the position of the bores 52 on one of the front sides of the clamping body 18 (indicated by solid lines) compared to the position of the bores in the opposite front side (indicated by dashed lines).
  • each bore 52 in the clamp body 18 is formed on its front sides 56, 58 in a bore surface portion 64, 66 and that the bore surface portions 64, 66 of both bores 52 overlap in pieces
  • the bore surface portions 64, 66 of a bore pair 52 on different front sides 56, 58 overlap.
  • a Anreihprofil is formed in the two long side surfaces 24, 26 of the housing 12, which is effective in combining two HLAKSs with a pivoting movement of the HLAK 10 Anlagen myselfnden.
  • the combination of two aligned HLAKs can be reversed by a reverse pivotal movement, even if an HLAK 10 is to be released from a cluster of multiple HLAKs 10, that is, if the HLAK 10 to be released is combined with other HLAKSs 10 on both sides.
  • Anreihprofil By two Anreihprofile are identical in a respectively formed in the two long side surfaces 24, 26 of the housing 12 Anreihprofil and two adjacent te rowing Anreihprofile two when combining adjacent HLAKs 10 - first and second HLAK 10 ', 10''- their combination at a In comparison with the first HLAK 10 'rotated by 180 ° alignment of the second HLAK 10''allowed, a particularly secure and durable combination of two or more HLAKs 10 is possible.
  • This particular embodiment of the Anreihprofils comprises according to the illustration in FIG 17 a Anreihprofilsteg (web) 72 and a Anreihprofilstegaufnähme 74 (web recording).
  • the HLAK 10 After each HLAK 10 has the baying profile on each of its two long sides 24, 26, the HLAK 10 comprises a total of two lands 72 and two land receivers 74. The same applies to all structural devices associated with the baying profile, as described below. The double presence of the respective element is not always pointed out.
  • the lands 72 in the illustrated embodiment terminate with a surface or level of a surface of the long sides 24, 26 of the housing 12. This allows multiple HLAKs 10 to be aligned with minimal distance from each other.
  • the land receivers 74 project piecewise beyond the surface or surface level of the long side 24, 26 of the housing 12.
  • the trim profile includes a first pivot 76 and a first pivot receptacle 78.
  • the first pivot 76 projects beyond a surface or other level of the long side 24, 26 of the housing 12 and the first pivot receptacle 78 is recessed from that level.
  • the second trunnion 80 has a shape of a hollow cylinder segment and projects beyond the surface or a level of the surface of the long side 24, 26.
  • the second pin receptacle 82 is designed as a hollow-cylinder segment-shaped recess and opposite to the surface level of the long side 24, 26 of the Housing 12 set back.
  • First pin 76 and second pin 80 and first pin receptacle 78 and second pin receptacle 82 are located on the surface of the long side 24, 26 of the housing 12 diagonally opposite.
  • the two pins 76, 80, the two pin receivers 78, 82 and a respective web 72 and a web recording 74 together form the Anreihprofil.
  • the first pin receptacle 78 for pivotally contacting comprises a guide surface, which at least piecemeal with their orientation follows a circular arc, which describes the pin 76 in the pivoting movement
  • the combination of two HLAKs 10 can be solved only by reversing the defined pivoting movement.
  • the first pin 76 is shaped so that it comes into contact with the pivoting movement with its upper side with this guide surface, so that after a contact between an upper side of the first pin 76 and the guide surface of the first pin receptacle 78, a forced operation is created. Unintentional release of an HLAK 10 from the mounting unit, z.
  • the second pin 80 and the second pin receptacle 82 are matched with their hollow cylinder segment-like shape and allow insertion of the second pin 80 in the second pin receiving 82, wherein compared to an arc length on the second pin 80 longer arc length along the second pin receiving Fig. 82 allows an initial configuration as shown in Figs. 18a and 18b and illustrates the initial position of the pivotal movement in combining two AnHLAKs 10 ', 10''.
  • a basically similar fixation and also a fixation in a direction along a normal to a plane defined by the DIN rail 28 level is by a combination of first pin 76 and first pin receptacle 78 given, especially when the first pin 76 is conical or with a stepped profile, so that its surface increases towards its free end, and the first pin receptacle 78 is designed to correspond, so at least one undercut Having guide surface.
  • a conically / stepped shaped first pin 76 and an undercut running guide surface of the first pin receiving 78 also or alternatively cause two HLAKs 10 ', 10''to each other in a direction along the longitudinal axis of the DIN rail 38.
  • the second pin 80 and the corresponding second pin receptacle 82 is in each case such a conical / stepped geometry into consideration.
  • FIGS. 18a and 18b show (without top-hat rail or top-hat rail 38) that two additional HLAKs 10 can be combined with two HLAKs combined with one another by a newly added HLAK 10 in comparison to that HLAK 10 to which the baying is to take place.
  • Fig. 19a and Fig. 19b show - once without DIN rail and once with DIN rail 38 - that from a combination of combined HLAKs 10 not only the respective outer HLAK 10 is removable, but each HLAK 10 and that by reversing a pivoting movement with one direction to the pivotal movement that was performed when two HLAKs 10 were combined. The ability to run any HLAK 10 in one
  • Spigot receptacle 78 and second pin 80 and second pin receptacle 82 for fixing two juxtaposed HLAKs 10 ', 10''is effective and that such a fixation but in principle with only one active element combination or two active element combinations or all three Wirkeme- ment combinations can be achieved. Every single combination of active elements is taken alone and optional apart from the illustrated embodiment, an HLAK 10 with a Anreihprofil with only one active element combination or two active element combinations is an equally preferred embodiment, as the illustrated embodiment with three active element combinations.
  • an electrical connection device 10 with at least one arranged in a housing 12 clamping body 18, each with two front sides 20, 22; 56, 48 and two side surfaces 24, 26; 60, 62 and at least one of an outside of the housing 12 accessible clamping screw 42 and arranged with at least one pair of vertically offset line insertion openings 28 in the front sides 20, 22 and two adjoining the DunsseinScience Anlagen Maschinenen 28, offset in height arranged holes 52 in the or each clamp body 18 angege ben, wherein each bore 52 in the clamping body 18 on the front sides 56, 58 in a bore surface portion 64, 66 is formed and that the bore surface portions 64, 66 of both holes 52 overlap piecewise.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne une borne de distribution, notamment une borne de connexion de conducteur principal (10), comprenant au moins un corps de serrage (18) qui se trouve dans un boîtier (12) et présente respectivement deux côtés frontaux (20, 22; 56, 48) et respectivement deux faces latérales (24, 26; 60, 62), et au moins une paire d'ouvertures d'introduction de conducteur (28) pratiquées dans les côtés frontaux (20, 22) de manière décalée en hauteur, ainsi que deux orifices (52) décalés en hauteur qui se raccordent aux ouvertures d'introduction de conducteur (28) et sont pratiqués dans le ou chaque corps de serrage (18). L'invention se caractérise en ce que chaque orifice (52) pratiqué dans le corps de serrage (18) est formé sur ses cotés frontaux (56, 58) dans une section de surface à orifices (64, 66) et en ce que les sections des surface à orifices (64, 66) des deux orifices (52) se recouvrent par morceaux.
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