EP3866266B1 - Conductor connecting terminal and method for assembling a conductor connecting terminal - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a conductor terminal according to claim 1. The invention also relates to a method for assembling such a conductor terminal according to claim 18.

DE 10 2013 101 830 A1 discloses a conductor terminal with an insulating material housing and a contact insert with a clamping spring, wherein the contact insert can be placed on a housing part and then used in combination in the insulating material housing.

DE 20 2017 100 907 U1 discloses a conductor terminal with a multi-part insulating material housing, with a first locking connection being set up for locking the housing parts and a second locking connection for locking the contact insert with the insulating material housing.

Proceeding from this, it is the object of the present invention to create an improved conductor connection terminal.

The object is achieved with a conductor connection terminal having the features of claim 1 and with a method having the features of claim 18 . Advantageous embodiments are described in the dependent claims.

In the case of the conductor connection terminal of the generic type, it is proposed that a second latching connection be arranged between the closure part and the contact insert, with the closure part and the contact insert being able to be latched together by the second latching connection, with a side wall of the insulating material housing being designed as a blocking element, with the blocking element being able to be released the second locking connection is blocked.

By forming a second latching connection between the closure part and the contact insert, a conductor connection terminal that is safe to handle can be provided in a preassembled state. The double latching, namely the closure part in relation to the insulating material housing and the closure part in relation to the contact insert, makes it possible to provide a preassembled unit consisting at least of a closure part and contact insert and a more stable conductor terminal. The influence of force therefore leads to no or reduced deformation of the conductor connection terminal.

Furthermore, the closure part is held securely in the insulating housing, even in the event of external forces such as tensile or torsional forces acting on the conductor terminal.

The clamping spring can have a contact leg and a spring bow arranged between the contact leg and the clamping leg.

Different embodiments of the first and the second snap-in connection are given below. The latching connections of the conductor terminal are not limited to one of these embodiments. Rather, these latching connections can also be formed in combination or in an increased number on the conductor connection terminal. For example, it is conceivable that the same type of Snap connection is formed at least one, two or three times on the conductor terminal according to the invention.

The second latching connection can be designed as a latching arm of the closure part, with the latching arm encompassing the busbar of the contact insert. The locking arm is arranged on the closure part. When assembling the closure part and the contact insert, the latching arm is guided past the contact insert, with the end of the latching arm gripping the contact insert and thus securely latching the contact insert on the closure part. In this case, it can be useful for two latching arms to be arranged on the closure part, with the latching arms each being guided past opposite sides of the contact insert, with the latching arms encompassing the contact insert. Preferably, a latching hook can be provided on the latching arm, which engages behind a latching edge on the busbar.

According to the invention, the insulating material housing has a blocking element, the blocking element blocking the detent element from being released. It is also conceivable that the insulating housing itself is the blocking element. If the preassembled closure part with the contact insert is guided into the insulating material housing, the insulating material housing blocks the second latching connection from being released.

For example, the aforementioned design of the second latching connection as latching arms can no longer be deflected, since these are blocked by the presence of the insulating material housing and/or the blocking element. In this way, a conductor connection terminal that is functionally reliable and safe to handle is provided, with the second latching connection not being able to be released without the closure part being dismantled from the insulating material housing.

The first latching connection can be designed as a latching hook of the insulating material housing, with the latching hook engaging in an opening in the closure part. The latching hook is arranged on the insulating material housing. The latching hook can be guided into an opening in the closure part, with the latching hook latching the insulating material housing to the closure part there.

It is conceivable that there is a certain distance between the closure part and the insulating material housing, so that the closure part can spring through when the insulating material housing is mounted on the closure part.

The first snap-in connection can be designed as a lug of the closure part, with the lug encompassing a web on the insulating material housing. The tab is arranged on the closure part, the tab being designed as a flat piece of material with a fastening hole. When the closure part is mounted on the insulating material housing, the tab is guided over the web of the insulating material housing, the web entering the fastening hole and the closure part latching onto the insulating material housing there.

The first latching connection can be designed as a projection of the closure part, with the projection engaging in a recess in the insulating material housing. The projection can in particular be T-shaped. The projection is arranged on the closure part, the closure part being guided into a recess of the insulation housing when the closure part is mounted on the insulating material housing. A possible T-shaped configuration of the projection can prevent the first locking connection from being released. The connection can therefore no longer be canceled without destroying the conductor connection terminal.

Such configurations of the latching connections can occur in any conceivable combination. For example, it is conceivable that the first latching connection is designed as three projections of the closure part, with one of the projections being T-shaped. However, it is also conceivable for a tab to be arranged on the closure part and for two latching hooks to be arranged on the insulating material housing, which in turn each engage in an opening in the closure part. The different combinations of snap-in connections allow a conductor connection terminal that is safe to handle to be provided.

A test opening can be arranged on the closure part. The test opening can be aligned transversely to the electrical conductor to be clamped, with the test opening extending from a surface of the closure part through the closure part extends through to the contact insert. The contact insert can be contacted with external measuring devices through such a test opening.

The conductor connection terminal can have at least one, preferably two, actuating levers, the actuating lever being set up to deflect the clamping leg. This enables the clamping point to be opened and/or closed easily without any additional aids.

The conductor connection terminal can have a guide contour for guiding the first snap-in connection and/or the second snap-in connection. In particular, the guide contour can be a chamfer on the insulating material housing and/or closure part. Such a guide contour simplifies the assembly of the conductor connection terminal. For example, the openings of the closure part can have a chamfer, in which case the latching hook of the insulating housing can be guided over the chamfer into the latching position.

The insulating material housing and the closure part can be caulked against one another in the area of the first latching connection. Mechanical caulking of the closure part relative to the insulating material housing, which causes plastic deformation of the closure part and/or the insulating material housing, means that the components can no longer be detached from one another without destroying them by applying a corresponding amount of force.

The first snap-in connection and/or the second snap-in connection can be arranged in a central area of the conductor connection terminal. The conductor connection terminal can have a symmetrical structure, with the first latching connection and/or the second latching connection being arranged in a plane of symmetry of the conductor connection terminal. In particular, the first snap-in connection and/or the second snap-in connection can be arranged on the plane of symmetry of the conductor connection terminal, with the plane of symmetry extending perpendicular to the direction of conductor insertion.

In this way, a fully symmetrical conductor terminal can be provided, with the production of such a fully symmetrical conductor terminal being simplified.

The conductor connection terminal can have two conductor entry openings and two clamping springs, the conductor entry openings being arranged at diametrically opposite ends of the conductor connection terminal. In particular, the first latching connection and/or the second latching connection can be arranged between the clamping springs of the contact insert. Alternatively or additionally, in particular the first latching connection between the closure part and the insulating housing can be provided on diametrically opposite end regions of the conductor connection terminal in the direction of longitudinal extension and thus also outside the plane of symmetry of the conductor connection terminal. The direction of longitudinal extent denotes the direction in which the electrical conductors are inserted into the conductor insertion openings.

In this way, a conductor connection clamp with two opposite clamping points for two electrical conductors can be provided, which has a high level of stability against deformation of the insulating material housing and/or the closure part. This means in particular that the insulating material housing and/or the closure part do not deform plastically and/or elastically under the action of force, for example under tension on plugged-in electrical conductors, and that the components are held securely in their position relative to one another.

• Befestigung der Klemmfeder an der Stromschiene,
• Verrastung des Kontakteinsatzes am Verschlussteil,
• Einsetzen des Verschlussteils in die Montageöffnung des Isolierstoffgehäuses,
• Fixierung des Isolierstoffgehäuses an dem Verschlussteil,
• Verstemmung des Verschlussteils gegen das Isolierstoffgehäuse im Bereich der ersten Rastverbindung.

Any of the above wire terminals can be assembled using a procedure with the following steps:

• Attachment of the clamping spring to the conductor rail,
• Latching of the contact insert on the locking part,
• inserting the locking part into the assembly opening of the insulating housing,
• Fixation of the insulating housing on the closure part,
• Caulking of the closure part against the insulating material housing in the area of the first snap-in connection.

By installing the conductor terminal according to the invention in this way, a conductor terminal can be provided which cannot be dismantled by the action of force from the outside. The double locking creates a very stable connection that can no longer be loosened by the subsequent caulking. The user can therefore no longer dismantle the conductor connection terminal, which could impair the function.

The indefinite term "a" is to be understood as such and not as a numeral. It is also conceivable that the conductor connection terminal according to the invention has a multiplicity of contact inserts arranged next to one another. In this case, for example, two, three, four or five contact inserts can be arranged side by side in an insulating housing, with the contact inserts each having two clamping springs for two electrical conductors to be clamped.

Figur 1

- eine Leiteranschlussklemme in einer perspektivischen Ansicht in einer ersten Ausführungsform;

Figur 2

- ein Verschlussteil mit zwei Betätigungshebeln einer Leiteranschlussklemme in einer perspektivischen Ansicht nach Figur 1;

Figur 3

- eine Schnittansicht einer Leiteranschlussklemme nach Figur 1;

Figur 4a

- eine Leiteranschlussklemme nach Figur 1 in einer seitlichen Schnittansicht;

Figur 4b

- ein vergrößerter Ausschnitt einer Leiteranschlussklemme nach Figur 4a;

Figur 5

- eine Leiteranschlussklemme in einer perspektivischen Ansicht in einer zweiten Ausführungsform;

Figur 6

- eine Leiteranschlussklemmen in einer perspektivischen Ansicht in dritten Ausführungsform;

Figur 7

- eine Leiteranschlussklemme nach Figur 6 in einer Draufsicht,

Figur 8

- einen Kontakteinsatz zum Einsatz in einer Leiteranschlussklemme;

Figur 9

- eine Leiteranschlussklemme in der ersten Ausführungsform nach den Figuren 1 bis 4 in einer Explosionsansicht.

The invention is explained in more detail below using exemplary embodiments with the accompanying drawings. Show it:

figure 1

- A conductor terminal in a perspective view in a first embodiment;

figure 2

- A closure part with two operating levers of a conductor terminal in a perspective view figure 1 ;

figure 3

- a sectional view of a conductor terminal figure 1 ;

Figure 4a

- a conductor connection terminal figure 1 in a side sectional view;

Figure 4b

- an enlarged section of a conductor connection terminal Figure 4a ;

figure 5

- A conductor terminal in a perspective view in a second embodiment;

figure 6

- A conductor connection terminals in a perspective view in the third embodiment;

figure 7

- a conductor connection terminal figure 6 in a top view,

figure 8

- A contact insert for use in a conductor terminal;

figure 9

- A conductor terminal in the first embodiment according to Figures 1 to 4 in an exploded view.

figure 1 shows a conductor terminal 1 in a perspective view in a first embodiment. The base body of the conductor connection terminal 1 is formed from an insulating material housing 2 and a closure part 3 , the closure part 3 being inserted into an assembly opening in the insulating material housing 2 . The conductor terminal 1 has two conductor entry openings 4a, 4b for receiving electrical conductors.

Two operating levers 5a, 5b can also be seen, with the operating levers 5a, 5b being arranged on the closure part 3. A test opening 6 is arranged on the closure part 3 , the test opening 6 extending perpendicularly from a surface of the closure part 3 into the interior of the insulating material housing 2 . Such a test opening allows access to electrically conductive components inside the insulating housing 2 with external measuring devices.

It is clear that the closure part 3 is fixedly connected to the insulating material housing 2 via a first latching connection 7 . The first latching connection 7 is designed as a projection 8 of the closure part 3 , the projection 8 engaging in a recess 9 of the insulating material housing 2 and thus fixing the closure part 3 to the insulating material housing 2 .

It can be seen that the conductor connection terminal 1 is constructed fully symmetrically in relation to a plane of symmetry SE, with the first latching connection 7 being arranged in the plane of symmetry SE. The plane of symmetry SE extends perpendicularly to a conductor insertion direction L.

figure 2 shows a closure part 3 of a conductor terminal 1 in a perspective view figure 1 with actuating levers 5a, 5b arranged thereon. It is clear that a second latching connection 10 is arranged on the closure part 3 , with the second latching connection 10 being designed as a latching arm 11 . The second latching connection is provided for latching the closure part 3 to a contact insert 12 . The second latching connection 10 is arranged on the same plane of symmetry SE as the first latching connection 7 . Due to the double latching, namely the closure part 3 against the insulating material housing 2 and the Closure part 3 opposite the contact insert 12, a conductor terminal 1 that is safe to handle can be provided.

It can also be seen that two projections 8 are arranged on opposite sides of the closure part 3 and are intended for engagement in a recess 9 of the insulating material housing 2 .

figure 3 shows a conductor terminal 1 figure 1 in a sectional view, the section lying in the plane of symmetry SE. It can be seen that a busbar 13 of the contact insert 12 is arranged in the interior of the insulating material housing 2 , the second latching connection 10 embodied as latching arms 11 being passed laterally next to the busbar 13 and encompassing the busbar 13 . The first latching connection 7 designed as projections 8 engages in the recesses 9 of the insulating housing 2 . As a result, a double latching of the closure part 3 with respect to the contact insert 12 and the insulating material housing 2 is achieved.

It is clear that the insulating material housing 2 is designed as a blocking element 14, with a lateral wall of the insulating material housing 2 blocking a release of the second latching connection 10 by preventing the latching arm 11 from being deflected. This means that the latching arms 11 of the second latching connection 10 can only be detached from the busbar 13 if the first latching connection 7 has been detached from the insulating housing 2 beforehand. The latching arms 11 of the second latching connection 10 are blocked by the presence of the insulating housing 2 .

That in the Figures 1-3 Closing part 3 of conductor terminal 1 shown is not caulked against insulating housing 2 in the area of first snap-in connection 7 . Caulking could, however, take place, for example, by applying a force F against the projection 8 of the closure part 3 . As a result, the projection 8 is deformed in such a way that sections of the projection 8 flow into cutouts 9a in the recess 9 and it is no longer possible to release the first latching connection 7 . The projections 8 of the first locking connection 7 can then by the deformation of the projection 8 can no longer be pulled out of the recesses 9. After caulking the closure part 3 against the insulating material housing 2, it would no longer be possible to disassemble the conductor connection terminal 1 without destroying it.

Figure 4a shows the wire connection terminal 1 figure 1 in a side sectional view. The conductor terminal has an insulating material housing 2 and a closure part 3 , a contact insert 12 being arranged in the interior of the insulating material housing 3 .

The contact insert 12 has a busbar 13 and two clamping springs 17a, 17b, the clamping springs 17a, 17b being arranged at diametrically opposite ends of the busbar 13. The clamping springs 17a, 17b have a contact leg 18a, 18b, which merges into a spring arc 19a, 19b and extends into a clamping leg 20a, 20b. The clamping legs 20a, 20b each have a spring clamping edge 21a, 21b, the spring clamping edges 21a, 21b with the conductor rail 13 each forming a clamping point for an electrical conductor to be clamped.

The conductor terminal 1 has two actuating levers 5a, 5b, with one actuating lever 5a, 5b interacting with a clamping spring 17a, 17b, so that the actuating levers 5a, 5b are set up to deflect the clamping legs 20a, 20b.

It is clear that a further first latching connection 7a between the closure part 3 and the insulating material housing 3 is designed as a latching hook 22 of the insulating material housing 2 . The latching hooks 22 are arranged on the diametrically opposite ends of the insulating material housing 2 . The latching hooks 22 engage in corresponding openings 23 on the closure part 3 and thus latch the insulating material housing 2 and the closure part 3 together. This additional snap-in connection 7a thus takes place at diametrically opposite end regions of the conductor terminal 1. The additional snap-in connection 7a is optional and can be used at low Requirements for the latching of the closure part 3 in relation to the insulating material housing 2 are omitted. The additional first latching connection 7a can also be secured against loosening of the latching by caulking the projection or also the insulating material housing 2 .

Figure 4b shows an enlarged detail of a conductor terminal according to Figure 4a. The area of the first locking connection 7a is shown enlarged. It is clear that a chamfer 24 is arranged both on the insulating material housing 2 and on the latching hook 7a, 22. These chamfers 24 serve as a guide contour for guiding the latching hook 22 of the first latching connection 7a into the opening 23 of the closure part 3. The latching hook slides along the chamfers 24 into its latching position and thus fixes the insulating housing 2 to the closure part 3.

figure 5 shows a conductor terminal 1 in a second embodiment in a perspective view. The conductor terminal 1 in figure 5 is congruent to the conductor terminal 1 of figure 1 built up. The conductor terminal 1 in the figure 5 differs only in the first locking connection 7 to the conductor terminal 1 of figure 1 .

The first latching connection 7 is designed as a lug 15 , with the lug 15 being arranged on the closure part 3 of the conductor connection terminal 1 . The tab 15 is designed as a flat piece of material with a fastening hole 16 . A web 17 is arranged on the insulating material housing 2 , with the tab 15 encompassing the web 17 so that the web 17 latches in the fastening hole 16 and the closure part 3 is thus fixed to the insulating material housing 2 .

figure 6 a conductor terminal 1 in a third embodiment in a perspective view. The conductor terminal 1 in figure 6 is congruent to the conductor terminal 1 of figures 1 and 5 built up. The conductor terminal 1 in the figure 6 differs in the formation of the first locking connection 7 of the conductor terminals 1 of figures 1 and 5 .

The conductor connection terminals 1 according to the second embodiment figure 5 and third embodiment figure 6 have in addition to the first locking connection 7 preferably also a second locking connection 10 according to the first embodiment according to Figures 1 to 4 on. Furthermore, preferably, the conductor connection terminals of the second and third embodiment additionally or alternatively have the further snap-in connection 7a corresponding to the figures 4a and 4b on.

The first latching connection 7 has three projections 8 on opposite sides of the conductor connection terminal 1 , with the projections 8 each engaging in a recess 9 in the insulating housing 2 . It can be seen that one of the projections 8 is T-shaped. The T-shaped configuration of one projection 8 prevents deflection of the wall of the insulating housing 2 due to the undercut formed in this way by the closure part 3 and the insulating housing 2 and thus counteracts a loosening of the latching connection 7 .

figure 7 shows a conductor terminal 1 figure 6 in a top view. The T-shaped configuration of the projections 8 is clear, which makes it more difficult for the closure part 3 to be detached from the insulating material housing 2 . The recess 9 of the insulating material housing 2 is designed in such a way that it engages behind the T-shape of the projection 8, so that the projection 8 is blocked in all but one degree of freedom.

If the degree of freedom that is not blocked is also blocked by another projection 8 , it is no longer possible to detach the closure part 3 from the insulating housing 2 without destroying the conductor terminal 1 .

figure 8 shows a contact insert 12 for use in one of the aforementioned conductor connection terminals 1. The contact insert 12 has a busbar 13, with a clamping spring 17a, 17b being arranged at the diametrically opposite ends of the busbar 13. The clamping springs 17a, 17b each have a contact leg 18a, 18b, which merges into a spring arc 19a, 19b and extends into a clamping leg 20a, 20b. The clamping leg 20a, 20b extends to the conductor rail 13, the clamping leg 20a, 20b having a spring clamping edge 21a, 21b and with the busbar 13 forms a terminal point for an electrical conductor to be clamped.

It can be seen that a conductor receiving section 25 for the electrical conductor to be connected is arranged on the diametrically opposite ends of the conductor rail 13 . It is clear that the conductor receiving sections 25 are closed on the peripheral side.

It can also be seen that two holding sections 27a, 27b are arranged on a top surface 26 of the conductor rail 13, with the holding sections 27a, 27b each being arranged at the diametrically opposite ends of the top surface 26. One of the clamping springs 17a, 17b is suspended in the holding sections 27a, 27b in a self-supporting manner, ie without additional fastening means.

However, it is also conceivable that the clamping springs 17a, 17b are designed as a single clamping spring with two clamping legs 20a, 20b, with the single clamping spring extending over the top surface 9 of the busbar 13.

figure 9 shows a conductor terminal 1 in the first embodiment of Figure 1 in an exploded view. It can be seen that a contact insert 12 after figure 8 in the insulating housing 2 of the conductor terminal 1 can be used.

It becomes clear how a conductor terminal 1 according to the invention can be mounted. In a first step, the closure part 3 is latched to the busbar 13 of the contact insert 12 by means of the latching arm 11 designed as a second latching connection 10 . The locking arm 11 engages under the U-shaped conductor rail 13.

In a second step, the actuating levers 5a, 5b can be mounted on the closure part 3 and the contact insert 12. This second step can also optionally take place before the first step.

In a third step, the pre-assembly unit with the closure part 3, the contact insert 12 and the actuating levers 5a, 5b can be inserted into the insulating material housing 2 through an assembly opening 28 in the insulating material housing 2. In this case, the insulating material housing 2 is fixed to the closure 3 by the first snap-in connection 7 and the further first snap-in connection 7a. The first latching connection 7 is arranged on the closure part 3 and the other first latching connection 7a on the insulating housing 2.

It is clear that the first latching connection 7 engages in a corresponding recess 9 on the insulating housing 2 . In the process, the closure part 3 is fixed to the insulating material housing 2 . The other first latching connections 7a additionally support this fixation. The recess 9 is closed on the peripheral side. This means in particular that the first locking connection 7 can only be guided into the recess 9 with one degree of freedom.

In an optional fourth step, the closure part 3 can be caulked against the insulating material housing 2 in the area of the first snap-in connection 7 and/or the further first snap-in connection 7a.

Reference List

1

conductor terminal

2

insulating housing

3

locking part

4a, 4b

conductor entry hole

5a, 5b

operating lever

6

test opening

7

first snap connection

7a

Another first snap connection

8th

head Start

9

recess

9a

Free cut of the recess

10

second locking connection

11

locking arm

12

contact insert

13

power rail

14

blocking element

15

tab

16

mounting hole

17a, 17b

clamping spring

18a, 18b

contact leg

19a, 19b

spring bow

20a, 20b

clamp legs

21a, 21b

spring clamping edge

22

latch hook

23

opening

24

chamfer

25

conductor receiving section

26

ceiling surface

27a, 27b

holding section

28

mounting hole

f

force application

L

conductor entry direction

SE

plane of symmetry

Claims (18)

1. Conductor terminal (1)

   - with an insulating material housing (2), the insulating material housing (2) having a mounting opening (28) and a conductor insertion opening (4a, 4b),

   - with a closure part (3), wherein the closure part (3) can be inserted into the mounting opening,

   - with a contact insert (12), the contact insert (12) having a busbar (13) and a clamping spring (17a, 17b), the clamping spring (17a, 17b) having a clamping leg (20a, 20b) extending towards the busbar (13) with a spring clamping edge (21a, 21b) for clamping an electrical conductor, and

   - with a first latching connection (7) arranged between the closure part (3) and the insulating material housing (2), wherein the closure part (3) and the insulating material housing (2) can be fixed to one another by the first latching connection (7),

   wherein a second latching connection (10) is arranged between the closure part (3) and the contact insert (12), wherein the closure part (3) and the contact insert (12) can be latched to one another by the second latching connection (10), characterised in that a lateral wall of the insulating material housing (2) is formed as a blocking element (14), the blocking element (14) blocking a release of the second latching connection (10).
2. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the clamping spring (17a, 17b) has a contact leg (18a, 18b) and a spring bend (19a, 19b) arranged between the contact leg (18a, 18b) and clamping leg (20a, 20b).
3. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the second latching connection (10) is formed as a latching arm (11) of the closure part (3), wherein the latching arm (11) engages around the busbar (13) of the contact insert (12).
4. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first latching connection (7) is designed as a latching hook (22) of the insulating material housing (2), the latching hook (22) engaging in an opening (23) in the closure part (3).
5. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first latching connection (7) is designed as a lug (15) of the closure part (3), the lug (15) engaging around a web on the insulating material housing (2).
6. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first latching connection (7) is designed as a projection (8) of the closure part (3), the projection (8) engaging in a recess (9) of the insulating material housing (2).
7. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 6, characterised in that the projection (8) is T-shaped.
8. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that a test opening (6) is arranged on the closure part (3).
9. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the conductor connection terminal (1) has an actuating lever (5a, 5b), the actuating lever (5a, 5b) being set up for deflecting the clamping leg (20a, 20b).
10. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the conductor connection terminal (1) has a guide contour for guiding the first latching connection (7) and/or the second latching connection (10).
11. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 10, characterised in that the guide contour is a chamfer (24) on the insulating material housing (2) and/or closure part (3).
12. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the insulating material housing (1) and the closure part (3) are caulked against one another in the region of the first latching connection (7).
13. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the first latching connection (7) and/or the second latching connection (10) are arranged in a central region of the conductor connection terminal (1).
14. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 13, characterized in that the conductor connection terminal (1) has a symmetrical structure, the first latching connection (7) and/or the second latching connection (10) being arranged in a symmetry plane (SE) of the conductor connection terminal (1).
15. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 14, characterized in that the first latching connection (7) and/or the second latching connection (10) are arranged on the plane of symmetry (SE) of the conductor connection terminal (1), the plane of symmetry (SE) extending perpendicularly to the conductor insertion direction (L).
16. Conductor terminal (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the conductor terminal (1) has two conductor insertion openings (4a, 4b) and two clamping springs (17a, 17b), the conductor insertion openings (4a, 4b) being arranged at diametrically opposite ends of the conductor terminal (1).
17. Conductor connection terminal (1) according to claim 16, characterised in that the first latching connection (7) and/or the second latching connection (10) are arranged between the clamping springs (17a, 17b) of the contact insert (12).
18. Method of assembling a conductor terminal (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 17, comprising the following steps:

    - fixing the clamping spring (17a, 17b) to the busbar (13),

    - latching the contact insert (12) to the closure part (3),

    - inserting the closure part (3) into the mounting opening (28) of the insulating material housing (2),

    - fixing the insulating material housing (2) to the closure part (3),

    - caulking the closure part (3) against the insulating material housing (2) in the area of the first latching connection (7).

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