EP3945939A1 - System für einen präsentations-, verkaufs- oder messestand und/oder für den ladenbau - Google Patents
System für einen präsentations-, verkaufs- oder messestand und/oder für den ladenbauInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a system or presentation system, in particular for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shopfitting, a conductive wall element, and a pantograph for an electrical consumer.
- the proposed presentation system can also be used in museums or in the smart home sector.
- a presentation or exhibition stand is the first port of call for a new customer and is therefore particularly important as a figurehead for the company presenting itself. For this reason, increasing importance is attached to the visual impression and also to the possibilities of different and, in particular, flexible presentations.
- special electrical consumers such as, for example, are increasingly being used on wall, floor or ceiling elements of presentation, trade fair or sales stands, but also in shopfitting.
- B. lighting equipment or monitors, etc. are used, which are intended to direct the viewer to certain things.
- the arrangement of such lighting devices or generally electrical consumers has so far required cabling, which increases the flexibility with regard to a changed arrangement of the electrical consumer or the lighting device is severely restricted. In the same way, increasing importance is attached to an appealing look in shopfitting.
- a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shopfitting is known with at least one wall, floor or ceiling element with a carrier material and a covering covering this, wherein electrical conductor tracks are applied to the carrier material or are arranged on / in the coating and wherein the carrier material and / or the electrical conductor tracks are magnetizable, that is, have ferromagnetic properties; and with at least one electrical consumer that can be fixed to the carrier material via at least one magnet, the electrical consumer having nadelför-shaped current collectors which penetrate the coating when the electrical consumer is fixed to the carrier material and thereby establish electrical contact with the conductor tracks and the electrical Supply consumers with electricity.
- the system known from DE 10 2011 005 735 A1 makes it possible, for example, to create a wall element, for example for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand or for shop fitting, which in particular has an easily changeable and therefore flexible arrangement of electrical consumers allows on the wall element.
- DE 10 2018 115 659 B4 discloses a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shopfitting with a current-carrying wall element and a current collector for an electrical consumer, which is set up for this, attached to the wall element to become; wherein the wall element has a carrier plate and a covering covering it; wherein the wall element has first electrical conductor tracks of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks of a second polarity, the first and second electrical conductor tracks being arranged alternately at least in sections; the current collector having a plurality of at least three contact needles, the current collector being configured to be attached to the wall element in such a way that at least one of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks - animals; and wherein a first contact needle, a second contact needle, and a third contact needle of the plurality of contact needles are arranged in such a way that they lie on a circle.
- a system in particular for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shopfitting, is proposed with:
- a current collector for an electrical consumer which is configured to be attached to the wall element
- the wall element has a carrier plate with a front side and a rear side;
- the wall element has first electrical conductor tracks (of a first polarity) and second electrical conductor tracks (of a second polarity), the first and second electrical conductor tracks being arranged alternately at least in sections; wherein the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks are arranged on the front side of the carrier plate;
- the current collector has a plurality of at least two contact needles, the current collector being configured to be attached to the wall element in such a way that at least one of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles one the second electrical conductor tracks contacted;
- the wall element has a first electrical connection contact and a second electrical connection contact, wherein the first electrical connection contact is electrically conductively connected to the first electrical conductor tracks, wherein the second electrical connection contact is electrically conductively connected to the second electrical conductor tracks, and wherein the first electrical Connection contact and the second electrical connection contact are net angeord on the back of the carrier plate;
- the current-carrying mounting rail assembly is adapted to hold the wall element and via the first electrical connection
- a corresponding wall element (for use) in a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shop fitting is proposed.
- a corresponding method for producing a corresponding wall element for a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shopfitting is proposed.
- a method for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand (100) and / or for shopfitting for a system as mentioned above is proposed.
- the inventors have recognized that the handling of current-carrying wall elements in shopfitting is a new challenge for the employees involved. In previous systems, there is often a separation between the tasks of a designer or decorator and the downstream supply of electrical energy. It would therefore be desirable to make it easier for designers and decorators to work with live wall elements. Furthermore, it would be desirable to reduce the time it takes to design or redesign a shop window. This is particularly true in light of the fact that shop windows are often redesigned outside of normal opening times, including at night or on weekends. In addition, it would be desirable to provide a system which only takes up a reduced installation space, since shop window space in good locations is expensive. Furthermore, it would be desirable if access is only required from a front of a shop window wall. This means that a shop window can be redesigned independently of the retail space behind it.
- a wall element with a carrier plate with a front side and a rear side, the wall element having first electrical conductor tracks of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks of a second polarity.
- the first and second electrical conductor tracks can be arranged alternately at least in sections.
- the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks are arranged on the front side of the carrier plate.
- the first electrical conductor tracks are connected to one another in an electrically conductive manner.
- the second electrical conductor tracks are connected to one another in an electrically conductive manner.
- the wall element also has a first electrical connection contact and a second electrical connection contact.
- the first electrical connection contact is electrically conductively connected to the first electrical conductor tracks.
- the second electrical connection contact is electrically conductively connected to the second electrical conductor tracks.
- the first electrical connection contact and the second electrical connection contact are arranged on the rear side of the carrier plate. Further measures are explained below by way of example.
- the power supply can take place by means of a fastening rail arrangement with one or more current-carrying fastening rails.
- the current-carrying wall element can be set up to be attached to the fastening rail arrangement or to one or more of its fastening rails.
- the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement can be set up to supply the wall element with current via the first electrical connection contact and the second electrical connection contact.
- the power supply e.g. from a DC voltage source with not more than 40V, takes place (1) via the mounting rail arrangement (2) to the wall element and (3) further via the current collector to (4) the electrical consumer.
- the proposed solution is based on the general idea that a wall through which current flows as a source and an adapter or current collector is provided for tapping power from the wall.
- the wall element can be set up to be connected to a current or voltage source such as a power supply unit.
- the power supply takes place via a current-carrying de fastening rail arrangement which is set up to hold the wall element on the one hand and to supply it with power via the first electrical connection contact and the second electrical connection contact on the back of the carrier plate on the other hand.
- the first interconnects can contact via the first rear connection, for example, with a positive pole, in particular provided by the fastening rail arrangement, and the second interconnects via the rear connection contact with one, in particular provided by the mounting rail assembly th, be connected to the negative pole.
- a DC voltage of 12V or 24V can be provided.
- another type of voltage supply such as an alternating voltage or a direct voltage with a superimposed alternating voltage, can be provided via the first and second connection contacts.
- the wall element can have a carrier plate and optionally a cover that covers it. The combination of carrier plate and cover is particularly advantageous for such presentation stands, since a cover can be changed quickly and the stand can be easily readjusted.
- the coating can extend over a wall element or a group of wall elements. For example, such a cover can be printed and / or labeled.
- the current collector and / or the electrical consumer can be configured to be attached to the wall element.
- the conductor tracks of the electrical wall element can be an integral part of the carrier element, for example in the form of a stamped steel plate, and be arranged on the carrier material and / or on / in the coating.
- a wall element can also have a layer structure.
- Such a layer structure can have one or more of the following layers: a support structure such as e.g. Wood or metal, a layer of a magnetic or magnetizable material such as e.g. Steel, an insulation layer, as well as a conductor track layer, e.g. made of a (thin) metal foil.
- a support plate or support structure such as e.g. made of plastic, on which a layer of a magnetic or magnetizable material, e.g.
- Steel which can optionally also be designed as a first and / or second conductor track, and optionally a coating can be provided.
- a layer made of a magnetic or ferromagnetic material is advantageous because a current collector or consumer can be flexibly attached to the wall element by means of magnets.
- the first and second rear connection contact can be part of the first and second rear connection contact
- the current collector has a plurality of at least two or at least three contact needles, for example exactly two.
- the current collector is set up so that it can be attached to the wall element in such a way that at least one of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor paths and at least one other of the contact needles contacts one of the second electrical conductor paths.
- the contact needles can be configured to penetrate the coating and establish a connection with the respective conductor tracks.
- the contact needles can pierce through or into the wall element. It is also conceivable that the electrical conductor tracks are integrated, in particular woven into, the cover.
- first electrical conductor tracks of the cover can be connected to the first rear connection contact and second electrical conductor tracks of the cover can be connected to the second rear connection contact.
- the cover can optionally be viewed as part of the wall element.
- the current collector can be set up to establish an electrical connection with the first and the second conductor track when it is placed on the wall element and to supply the tapped voltage to a consumer.
- Advantages of the proposed solution compared to the conventional shop or exhibition stand construction can in particular consist in the fact that complex cabling of the individual electrical consumers attached to the presentation element can be dispensed with. Instead, the consumers can be flexibly attached to the presentation element on the fly. Expensive corrections can therefore be omitted. In addition, creativity can be promoted, since the individual consumers can be flexibly repositioned and aligned, in particular with regard to their rotation relative to the wall element. Such a system invites to a certain extent to play and experiment with the arrangement of the electrical consumers in order to achieve the most appealing presentation possible.
- the current-carrying wall element can be supplied with current before the consumer is attached and the result can be assessed immediately. There is no need for complex rewiring.
- the current collector is either fastened as such to the wall element and the tapped current is supplied to a consumer, both for example, wired, can be supplied or can be integrated into a holder or an electrical consumer.
- the fastening rails can simply, e.g. can be attached to the rear wall of a shop window using screws and dowels, adhesive joints, etc.
- the fastening rails are supplied with power and lead to the wall elements via the contacts on the back without the need for further cabling. This can also make it easy to redecorate shop windows without the need for an electrician to be involved. After arranging the wall elements on the current-carrying the fastening rail arrangement, these can be provided with a coating, as already described above.
- the fastening rail arrangement can have a plurality of fastening rails which are arranged in such a way that a plurality of current-carrying wall elements can be fastened thereon without gaps. It goes without saying that there can be tolerances of a few millimeters to a few centimeters in shop fitting.
- a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shop fitting can also be referred to as a display stand.
- a conversion element within the scope of the present disclosure can also refer to a floor element ment or a ceiling element.
- a contact needle can also be understood as a contact pin or contact pin which does not necessarily have a tapering tip.
- the contact needles can be arranged in such a way that they or the tips or ends of the contact needles lie in one plane.
- the contact needles can optionally be designed to be resilient.
- the contact needles can be designed to penetrate the coating.
- an equilateral or equilateral triangle can optionally be understood to mean a triangle in which the lengths of the legs or sides do not extend by more than 20%, preferably by not more than 10%, preferably by not more than 5% differ in each case relative to one of the other legs or one of the other sides.
- a mounting rail arrangement can have one or more mounting rails.
- a fastening rail can also be referred to as a mounting rail, anchor rail or retaining rail. For example, it can be a top hat rail or a keyhole rail.
- an extension of the first electrical conductor tracks by a (first) edge of the carrier plate can be guided from the front to the rear side of the carrier plate and be connected in an electrically conductive manner to the first connection contact.
- An extension of the second electrical conductor tracks can be guided around a (second) edge of the carrier plate from the front side to the rear side of the carrier plate and connected to the second connection contact in an electrically conductive manner.
- the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks can form an interlocking comb structure.
- the first electrical conductor tracks can form a first comb and the second electrical conductor tracks can form a second comb, the prongs of the comb structure being arranged on the front of the carrier plate for at least one of the two combs and a web of the comb structure connecting the prongs on the rear the carrier plate is arranged.
- One advantage of this solution can be that the current pick-up can be positioned more flexibly, particularly in edge areas.
- Comb structure is arranged on the back, the current collector can also be flexibly positioned in the edge areas of the wall element.
- the electrical conductor tracks on the front side and the electrical connection contacts on the rear side can have a common electrically conductive layer.
- the electrically conductive layer can be guided around an edge of the carrier plate from the front side of the carrier plate to the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the first electrical conductor tracks and the first electrical connection contact can have a common electrically conductive layer on the rear side.
- the second electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical connection contact on the rear side can have a common electrically conductive layer.
- the common electrically conductive layer can thus have two mutually insulated partial areas, a first partial area of the first polarity and a second partial area of the second polarity, the first partial area having the first electrical conductor tracks and the first electrical connection contact and the second partial area having the second having electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical connection contact.
- the electrical conductor tracks on the front side and the electrical connection contacts on the rear side can have a common electrically conductive film which is applied to the carrier plate.
- the first and second conductor tracks can therefore be provided from a common electrically conductive film by structuring.
- One advantage can be simple, inexpensive manufacture. It goes without saying that such a film can optionally have further layers or that several films can be provided one on top of the other.
- an insulating layer can be provided between the carrier plate and an electrically conductive layer of the film.
- the first and the second electrical connection contact can be arranged rotationally symmetrically on the rear side of the carrier plate. This can facilitate the positioning. For example, a rotation through 180 ° is possible be. The electrical connection can thus be established with different rotational states. Alternatively or additionally, the first and the second electrical connection contact can be arranged mirror-symmetrically on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the first and the second electrical connection contact can be arranged at diagonally opposite corners on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- a contact with further adjacent carrier plates can preferably be established in an efficient manner by means of an arrangement on the rear side.
- the wall element can furthermore have a third electrical connection contact and a fourth electrical connection contact.
- the third electrical connection contact can be connected in an electrically conductive manner to the first electrical conductor tracks.
- the fourth electrical connection contact can be connected in an electrically conductive manner to the second electrical conductor tracks.
- the third electrical connection contact and the fourth electrical connection contact can be arranged on the rear side of the carrier plate. In particular, four electrical connection contacts can thus be provided on the back of the carrier plate. These can be arranged rotationally symmetrically at 90 °.
- the wall element can be square. In this way, especially in connection with four, preferably 90 ° rotationally symmetrically arranged connection contacts, the handling of the wall elements can be simplified, since these can be attached independently of the orientation (in 90 ° steps).
- the first electrical connection contact can be arranged in a first edge region on the rear of the carrier plate.
- the second electrical connection contact can be arranged in a second, preferably opposite, edge area on the rear of the carrier plate.
- One advantage of this configuration can be that material is saved. This applies in particular when the rear connection contacts are connected to the respective front-side conductor tracks by extending the front-side conductor tracks.
- the first electrical connection contact can extend along a first edge of the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the second electrical connection contact can extend along a second, opposite edge of the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the first and / or second connection contact can extend over at least 50%, in particular over at least 75%, in particular over at least 85%, in particular over at least 95% of an edge.
- durability of the wall elements can be improved in particular when using a common electrically conductive film.
- Another advantage can be that fewer cuts are required during production, which means that production can be simplified.
- the first and the second electrical connection contact on the rear side can be connected to the respective corresponding electrical conductor track on the front side by electrical connections through the carrier plate.
- One advantage of this configuration can be that electrically insulating edges of the carrier plates can be provided.
- the system can have a coating covering the front side of the carrier plate.
- the cover can be designed to cover a carrier plate or several carrier plates at the same time.
- a plurality of carrier plates can be surrounded by a common frame to which the cover can be attached. This enables the coating to be exchanged easily.
- the wall element and the current collector can be set up in such a way that the current collector can be attached magnetically to the wall element. This made light easy and quick attachment. For example, a designer can try out different positions on the wall element.
- the system can have a plurality of wall elements, for example at least two, in particular at least four, in particular at least nine of the wall elements.
- the system can furthermore have an electrode arrangement to the rear of the wall elements via the first and second connection contacts To supply electricity.
- the electrode arrangement can optionally be designed to supply the wall elements with power from the rear via the first and second connection contacts and at the same time serve to fasten the wall elements to a wall.
- the electrode arrangement can have a first group and a second group of electrodes.
- the first group of electrodes can be set up and arranged in such a way as to connect the first electrical connection contacts of the respective wall elements (15) with a first polarity.
- the second group of electrodes can be set up and arranged in such a way as to connect the second electrical connection contacts of the respective wall elements with a second polarity.
- the electrodes of the first group and the electrodes of the second group can be arranged in different rows and / or columns, in particular arranged in a checkerboard pattern.
- the electrode arrangement can also be set up so that the wall elements can be attached magnetically to the electrode arrangement.
- the electrode arrangement have current-conducting magnets.
- the system can have a plurality of at least two, in particular at least four, in particular at least nine of the wall elements.
- at least two of the plurality of wall elements are arranged on a common fastening rail of the fastening rail arrangement and are supplied with power via this. This makes the construction easier and enables shop windows of different sizes to be flexibly covered
- the (current-carrying) fastening rail arrangement and the (current-carrying) wall element can be designed in such a way that the wall element is or can be hooked into the fastening rail arrangement and / or the wall element is or can be clamped to the fastening rail arrangement.
- a simple structure can hereby be provided.
- the current-carrying Rende fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying wall element can be designed in such a way that an electrically conductive connection is established between the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying wall element by or when hanging and / or clamping the wall element.
- the power supply can be provided in a simple manner.
- the connection is simplified. In particular, additional work steps for separate cabling can be dispensed with.
- the wall element can have at least one holding element on the back of the support plate, which is designed to hang the wall element in the fastening rail arrangement and / or to clamp the wall element to the fastening rail arrangement.
- the wall elements can be attached to the fastening rail arrangement in a time-efficient manner.
- the fastening rail arrangement can have one or more fastening rails with a plurality of recesses.
- the wall element can be configured to be fastened to the fastening rail arrangement by engaging in one or more of the recesses.
- a holding element can be set up accordingly on the back of the carrier plate.
- the plurality of recesses enables a flexible arrangement of the wall elements at different positions along the fastening rails.
- an electrically conductive connection between the current-carrying fastening rail assembly and the current-carrying wall element can be established at the same time.
- the fastening rail arrangement can have one or more keyhole rails and the wall element can be configured to be fastened to the fastening rail arrangement by engaging in one or more openings in the keyhole rails.
- a holding element on the back of the carrier plate can be set up to engage in one of the recesses and, in particular, to latch therein.
- the holding element can be designed as a pin with a mushroom head.
- One of those A pin with a mushroom head can, for example when the fastening rail is configured as a keyhole rail, be designed in such a way that it is inserted into the wide opening area of one of the keyhole-shaped recesses of the keyhole rail and then pushed into the narrower area of the keyhole-shaped recesses. This enables quick assembly and, at the same time, secure fastening.
- the fastening rail arrangement and the wall element can be set up in such a way that the wall element can be pushed into the fastening rail arrangement.
- An improved bracket and increased security is particularly advantageous for public traffic.
- the system can optionally have a locking device for locking the convertible element on the fastening rail arrangement.
- a locking device for locking the convertible element on the fastening rail arrangement.
- the wide opening of the keyhole-shaped recess can be closed with a lock in the form of a plug and thus prevent the wall element from slipping out.
- the fastening rail arrangement can, for example, have a top hat rail or rail with a C- or G-shaped profile and the wall element can be configured to be fastened thereon in an engaging and / or clamping manner.
- the fastening rail arrangement can have a first conductor of the first polarity, the first conductor of the fastening rail arrangement and the first electrical connection contact being arranged on the rear side of the carrier plate in such a way that an electrical contact is made when the current-carrying wall element is fastened to the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement.
- the fastening rail arrangement can also have a second conductor of the second polarity, the second conductor of the fastening rail arrangement and the second electrical connection contact being arranged on the rear of the carrier plate in such a way that an electrical contact is made when the current-carrying wall element is attached to the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement becomes.
- the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement can have a fastening rail with a first conductor track for providing the first polarity (first current phase, for example positive pole) and a second conductor track for providing the second polarity (second current phase, for example negative pole).
- the fastening rail can be made of plastic or other non-conductive material.
- the respective conductor tracks can then be attached to the fastening rail.
- the first connection contact of the carrier plate can be arranged and configured to tap current from the first conductor track.
- the second connection contact of the carrier plate can be arranged and configured to tap current from the first conductor track. In this case, both poles can be provided with only one fastening rail.
- the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement has at least one first fastening rail for providing the first polarity (first current phase, e.g. positive pole) and at least one second fastening rail for providing the second polarity (second current phase e.g. negative pole).
- first and / or second fastening rail can be designed to be electrically conductive.
- the first and / or second fastening rail can be designed as metal rails.
- the first and / or second electrical connection contact on the rear side of the carrier plate can be designed as a contact spring.
- an extension of the electrical conductor tracks can be routed from the front to the rear of the carrier plate and a contact spring can be provided there, which takes the current from the fastening rail.
- a contact spring can be applied in an electrically conductive manner to the extension of the conductor track, e.g. by a conductive adhesive connection or soldering or welding.
- a holding element for fastening the wall plate to the fastening rail arrangement can be arranged separately from the first and second electrical connection contacts on the back of the carrier plate.
- the holding element is not electrically conductive connected to one or both electrical connection contacts.
- the electrical conductor tracks on the front side and the electrical connection contacts on the rear side can have a common electrically conductive layer.
- the electrically conductive layer can be guided around an edge of the carrier plate from the front side of the carrier plate to the rear side of the carrier plate.
- An insulating layer can be provided between the electrically conductive layer and the carrier plate.
- the holding element does not simultaneously form an electrical connection contact, since the layer structure can cause any of the underlying (insulation) layers to become detached when the holding element is mechanically stressed.
- a separately arranged holding element which is preferably connected directly to the carrier plate, can offer improved mechanical stability here.
- the holding element can be attached to the carrier plate by means of an electrically insulating adhesive connection. This can reduce the risk of short circuits or fault currents in the event that one of the electrical conductor tracks inadvertently establishes an electrical connection with the carrier plate.
- the wall element can have at least a first and a second holding element on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the fastening rail assembly may have at least a first and a second fastening rail.
- the arrangement can be designed in such a way that the first holding element is set up and arranged to be fastened to the first fastening rail.
- the second holding element can be set up and arranged to be attached to the second fastening rail.
- the first and second holding elements can be arranged in a rotationally symmetrical or mirror-symmetrical manner on the rear side of the carrier plate. This can facilitate assembly. Since the power supply is only provided via the mounting rails and the current collector is set up to deal with current of different polarity (since its position and contacting of the respective conductor tracks is not known in advance), an arrangement in different rotary positions is usually harmless. It goes without saying that optionally further holding elements elements, for example a third and fourth holding element can be provided. In one embodiment, the holding elements are arranged in the corners of the wall element.
- the wall element can have exactly two holding elements.
- the first holding element can be arranged on a first side or in a first edge region on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the second holding element can be arranged on a second opposite side or in a second opposite Randbe rich on the back of the carrier plate. For example on a left and a right side.
- a first spacer can be arranged on the side of the first holding element on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the spacer or spacers can be set up to provide a defined distance between the rear side of the carrier plate and the first and second fastening rails in each case.
- the defined distance can preferably correspond to the distance that is set by the first and / or second holding element between the rear side of the carrier plate and the respective first and second fastening rails. In this way, for example, tilting can be avoided.
- a spacer can, for example, be glued on as a spacer.
- the fastening rail arrangement can have a fastening rail with a plurality of recesses, the recesses being arranged regularly spaced apart and a length of the wall element corresponding to an integral multiple of a distance between two recesses of the fastening rail.
- a wall element can have an edge length of 500mm and the recesses can be arranged with a hole spacing of 50mm (center distance).
- One advantage can be that adjacent wall elements can be arranged next to one another or one above the other along the fastening rail essentially without gaps.
- the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks on the front side of the support plate of the wall element can lie in the same plane.
- the system can have two types of wall elements.
- the system can have at least one wall element without front-side conductor tracks.
- One advantage of this embodiment can be that those areas of a shop window with the more complex wall elements are specifically equipped with the electrical conductor tracks in which electrical loads are to be attached. In the other areas, however, more cost-effective wall elements without such electrical conductor tracks can be provided.
- the system can have a first wall element or a first group of wall elements with front-side conductor tracks and a second wall element or a second group of wall elements without front-side conductor tracks.
- a wall element without front-side conductor tracks can have electrical insulation on the rear side. The electrical insulation can be provided at least in an area in which contact with an electrode for power supply could take place, in particular in order to avoid an electrical connection to one or more electrodes of the electrode arrangement.
- a method for producing a wall element for a system mentioned above comprising the steps:
- first electrical conductor tracks of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks of a second polarity the first and second electrical conductor tracks being arranged alternately at least in sections; wherein the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks are applied to the front side of the carrier plate;
- the method can have the step: providing an electrically conductive film, with a first electrically conductive area, which has the first electrical conductor tracks and the first connection contact, and with a second electrically conductive area, which the second electrical conductor tracks and the second connection contact.
- the electrically conductive film can then be applied to the carrier plate in such a way that the electrical conductor tracks of the first and second polarity come to rest on the front side, and the first and second connection contacts come to rest on the rear side.
- a current collector for an electrical consumer which is configured to be attached to the wall element
- the wall element has a carrier plate and a cover this covering the coating
- the current collector has a plurality of at least three contact needles
- the current collector is set up to be attached to the wall element in such a way that at least one of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks;
- a first contact needle, a second contact needle, and a third contact needle of the plurality of contact needles are arranged such that they lie on a circle.
- the features according to this further aspect can preferably be combined with the previously described features of the wall element with the rear-side contacting.
- a corresponding current collector for an electrical consumer (for use) in a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and / or for shop fitting is proposed.
- a corresponding method for or for equipping a for the operation of a presentation, sales or exhibition stand (10) and / or for shopfitting is proposed.
- the current collector can have not only two contact needles but a plurality of at least three contact needles, wherein a first contact needle, a second contact needle, and a third contact needle of the plurality of contact needles are arranged in such a way that they are on a circle or arc lie. Due to the proposed arrangement of the contact needles on an arc of a circle, an additional degree of freedom can be created in addition to a relatively free positioning, for example in the horizontal and / or vertical direction, which can enable a more free rotation. In this way, the probability can be increased that at least one of the contact needles will contact one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles will contact one of the second electrical conductor tracks. In other words, the contact of at least two contact needles with the respective conductor tracks of different polarity can be maintained for a longer period during rotation. Further measures to enable as free a rotation as possible are explained below by way of example.
- the first, second and third contact needles can be arranged such that a first straight line extends through the first and second contact needle and a second straight line through the second and third contact needles cut the third contact needle at an (acute) angle.
- the first, second and third contact needles of the current collector can be arranged such that they form a triangle, in particular an acute-angled triangle.
- An acute triangle is a triangle in which all angles are less than 90 °.
- the three sides can, but need not, be of different lengths.
- first, second and third contact needles of the current collector can be arranged in such a way that they form an isosceles, in particular an equilateral triangle.
- a triangular arrangement of the first, second and third contact needles lying on the circle or arc of a circle, in particular for an arrangement as an approximately equilateral triangle, can enable a more flexible arrangement, in particular with regard to a rotation of the current collector on the wall element.
- a diameter of the circle on which the first contact needle, the second contact needle and the third contact needle lie can be less than or equal to the sum of a width of one of the first conductor tracks and a width of one (adjacent) of the second conductor tracks, and optionally one in between Be void.
- the contact needles of the current collector can be arranged in such a way that, when the current collector rests on the current-carrying converter element, regardless of a rotation (or alignment) of the current collector (in the circular plane or plane of the wall element) the current-carrying wall element at least one first of the contact needles (lying on the circle) can be brought into contact with one of the first conductor tracks and a second (of the lying on the circle) contact needles can be brought into contact with one of the second conductor tracks.
- the contacting should not be understood completely independent of the rotation but rather in the context of the present disclosure as largely independent of the rotation, for example taking into account a tolerance of + -5 ° or + -10 °, so that a contact needle is not falls in a space between two adjacent conductor tracks. Such an intermediate space can be provided in order to avoid a short circuit between two adjacent conductor tracks.
- the contact needles of the current collector can preferably be arranged such that regardless of a rotation of the current collector on the wall, at least one of the contact needles connects to one of the first conductor tracks (eg the positive pole) and at least one other of the Contact needles establish a connection with one of the second conductor tracks (eg the negative pole).
- the contact needles of the current collector can preferably be arranged such that regardless of a rotation of the current collector on the wall, at least one of the contact needles connects to one of the first conductor tracks (eg the positive pole) and at least one other of the Contact needles establish a connection with one of the second conductor tracks (eg the negative pole).
- the contact needles lying on a circle can be arranged such that the first contact needle lies in a first third of the circle, the second contact needle lies in a second third of the circle and the third contact needle lies in a third third of the circle .
- the circle can be divided into three sectors of the same size and one of the three contact needles can be located in each of the three sectors of the circle.
- the current collector can furthermore have a fourth, a fifth and a sixth contact needle.
- the first to sixth contact needles can be arranged as a hexagon.
- the contact needles can be arranged as a hexagon, in particular as an equilateral hexagon or star, the contact needles each forming the corners of the hexagon or points of the star. It goes without saying, however, that a different number of contact electrodes can also be provided, in particular four or more, five or more, six or more, seven or more, or eight or more.
- the current collector can be designed and the contact needles arranged such that, when the current collector is attached to the wall element, at least two contact needles contact one or more of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least two of the contact needles contact one or more of the second contact electrical conductor tracks.
- This can be particularly advantageous for applications with high power requirements.
- a current collector with 3 or 4 contact needles or pins is also sufficient for currents of up to 2A.
- a higher number of contact needles can be advantageous, since the current per current collector can be reduced.
- cheaper compo elements can be used.
- two standard diodes for 2A each can be cheaper than one high-power diode designed for 4A.
- pantographs can be used in parallel to tap the required power.
- monitors it is also possible to supply monitors.
- outputs of up to 3,000 watts or more can in principle be achieved.
- the contact needles can be arranged such that a distance between the first contact needle and a straight line through the second contact needle and the third contact needle is greater than a width of one of the electrical conductor tracks.
- a distance between the first contact needle and a straight line through the second contact needle and the third contact needle can be smaller than twice the width of one of the electrical conductor tracks, and optionally one isolation gap in between.
- the current collector can have a fourth contact needle and the fourth contact needle can lie within the circle on which the first, the second and the third contact needle are arranged.
- the fourth contact needle can lie on a center point of a circle or on a center point of a triangle formed by the first, second and third contact needles.
- One advantage of this configuration can be that the probability that a sufficient electrical connection between the current collector and the conductor tracks is made possible is further improved. For example, the problem that two of the three contact needles lying on the circle fall into an insulation gap between one of the first conductor tracks and one of the second conductor tracks can be addressed.
- the fourth contact needle can be arranged at a distance from a center point of the circle.
- a “fourth” contact needle can be understood to mean a further contact needle.
- a fourth contact needle in the above-mentioned arrangement can be understood as a hexagon as a first fourth contact needle and a fourth contact needle, which, according to the present configuration, lies within the circle, as a second fourth contact needle or further contact needle. It goes without saying that this second fourth contact needle or further contact needle can lie within a circle on which the first, second and third contact needles are arranged, but further contact needles can also be arranged.
- the system can furthermore have a rectifier.
- the rectifier can be designed to provide an output voltage of defined polarity based on an input voltage applied to at least two of the contact needles.
- the rectifier can be part of the current collector, a separate element or also part of the electrical consumer.
- a bridge rectifier can be provided.
- the rectifier can be arranged in a consumer that can be connected to the current collector be.
- the rectifier can have a first output contact and a second output contact.
- the current collector preferably has exactly four or exactly three or exactly two contact needle needles. In particular with exactly four contact needles, there is an advantage in a limited circuit complexity and the possibility of covering large angular ranges.
- the rectifier can have at least three inputs and (precisely) two outputs, each of the at least three inputs being connected to a respective contact needle.
- the current collector (optionally in connection with a holder) can be set up so that the contact needles between a contact position in which the contact needles contact the conductor tracks and a non-contact position in which the contact needles are removed from the conductor tracks are spaced, are movable when the current collector is placed on the current-carrying wall element.
- the non-contact position can also be referred to as a shift position.
- the current collector can preferably be displaced on the wall element in order to achieve a desired position. When the desired position has been reached, the contact needles can be lowered or brought into the contact position.
- the current collector can have a holder, the holder being designed such that the contact needles are brought into contact with the conductor tracks by introducing, for example, by pushing a consumer into the holder.
- the contact needles are only activated when a connection element is pushed in or a consumer or housing is plugged in or on.
- the current collector can be designed such that a straight line through the first and the second contact needle intersects a horizontal or vertical axis of the current collector at an acute angle when the current collector is oriented horizontally or vertically (on the wall element), in particular in an angle of not more than 30 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 15 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 5%.
- the system can also have an electrical consumer in one embodiment, on which the current collector is arranged in such a way that a straight line through the first and the second contact needle with a horizontal or vertical alignment of the electrical consumer (on the converter element ) intersects a horizontal or vertical axis of the electrical consumer at an acute angle, in particular at an angle of not more than 20 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 10 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 5%.
- the arrangement of the contact needles can be arranged rotated by an (acute) angle relative to the alignment of the conductor tracks.
- the relative position of the contact needles and the housing must be taken into account.
- An advantage of this solution can be an improved reliability when making contact.
- the inventors have recognized that, particularly in shopfitting, elements that are attached to the wall element are preferably attached horizontally or vertically. Furthermore, angles in the range between 25 and 65 ° are often used. Slight rotations, for example by 5 ° or 10 ° with respect to the horizontal or vertical, are, however, more likely to be perceived as undesired tilting or misalignment. By choosing precisely such a rarely occurring angle, the probability that two contact needles lying in a line will fall into an insulation gap between two adjacent conductor tracks can be reduced.
- At least one (but preferably all) of the contact needles can be designed such that a tip of the contact needle has an angle between 60 ° and 20 °, in particular between 45 ° and 25 °, in particular 30 °. With an angle specified as 30 °, a tolerance of the value can be ⁇ 10 °, in particular ⁇ 5 °.
- An advantage of this configuration can consist in good penetration of the optionally available covering coating and, at the same time, a sufficient contact area and conductivity.
- the wall element and the current collector can be set up such that the current collector can be attached magnetically to the wall element.
- other fastening means or types of fastening such as gluing or screws, can be used. The use of a detachable connection is preferred, however, in order to enable a later redesign.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary presentation stand with a system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure with a plurality of wall elements
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a wall element without a cover
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a wall element with a cover
- Fig. 4 is a side view of a pantograph attached to a wall element
- FIG. 5 shows an enlarged illustration of the current collector from FIG. 4;
- FIG. 6 shows schematic representations of a first exemplary wall element
- FIG. 8 shows schematic representations of a third exemplary wall element
- FIG. 9 shows schematic representations of a fourth exemplary wall element
- Fig. 10 is a schematic representation of a front view of a plurality of
- Wall elements; 11 shows a schematic illustration of a first rear view of a plurality of wall elements
- Fig. 12 is a schematic representation of a second rear view of a plurality of wall elements
- FIG. 13 shows a further schematic illustration of a rear-side contacting of a plurality of wall elements
- FIG. 17 shows schematic representations of an exemplary wall element with a holding element
- FIG. 18 shows schematic representations of a further exemplary Wandele element with a holding element
- FIG. 19 shows a schematic illustration of a fastening rail arrangement and wall elements attached thereto
- FIG. 21 shows a schematic representation of a further fastening rail arrangement and wall elements attached thereto
- 25 shows a third exemplary illustration of an arrangement of contact needles on a current collector
- 26 shows a fourth exemplary illustration of an arrangement of contact needles on a current collector
- 27 shows an illustration of arrangements of contact needles on a current-carrying wall element in various positions and rotations; 28 shows a further illustration of different arrangements of contact needles on a current-carrying wall element in different positions and rotations;
- Fig. 30 shows an illustration of an arrangement of four contact needles in connection with a rectifier
- 31A to C show a plan view and a first and a second Soan view of a current collector for an electrical consumer
- the presentation stand 100 has a plurality of wall elements 10. Each side can be composed of a plurality of individual wall elements.
- the wall elements 10 can be attached to a fastening rails arrangement with one or more current-carrying fastening rails and can be supplied with power by this.
- Various objects 5 can be attached to the wall elements 10.
- Various fastening means known from shop or exhibition stand construction can be used for this purpose.
- the objects can be magnetically attached to the wall elements 10.
- One advantage of this solution is that the objects 5 can be positioned freely on the wall elements 10.
- the objects can be electrical loads 5, such as a light source, a lighting device, a screen, a motor, a loudspeaker, a mannequin or the like.
- Power drawers are mer provided, which are electrically connected to the electrical consumers 5 or can be designed as part of the objects or electrical consumers.
- presentation, sales or exhibition stands 100 can be easily changed and, in particular, easily adapted to local conditions, thereby providing a high degree of flexibility in terms of design freedom of the presentation, sales or exhibition stand 100 can be reached.
- Such wall elements 10 can also be used in shop fitting.
- the system can also be used to advantage in museums or in the smart home area.
- sales or exhibition stand 100 a plurality of wall elements 10 are usually assembled. The construction can be further facilitated with the proposed current-carrying wall elements with rear contact.
- an electrical supply of the wall elements 10 can be achieved in that a current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying de wall element 10 are designed in such a way that an electrically conductive connection is established between the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying wall element when the wall element is suspended and / or clamped.
- a special feature of the proposed system can be that the current collectors 10 or the electrical loads 5 can be positioned flexibly on the wall elements 1 not only with regard to their horizontal and vertical position, but also rotation can be made possible.
- the proposed system has at least one current-carrying wall element 10 and a current collector 20 for an electrical consumer 5.
- An exemplary embodiment of a current-carrying wall element 10 is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- Exemplary embodiments of current collectors are shown in FIG. 4 ff. 2 shows a schematic illustration of a first embodiment of a wall element 10 without a coating.
- the wall element 10 has first electrical conductor tracks 11 of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks 12 of a second polarity.
- the first and second electrical conductor tracks 11, 12 are arranged alternately or alternately at least in sections.
- the first electrical conductor tracks 11 can form a first comb-like structure.
- the second electrical conductor tracks 12 can form a second, corresponding comb-like structure, the first comb-like structure and the second comb-like structure being designed in such a way that the comb-like structures interlock.
- An insulation gap is provided between the first and second electrical conductor tracks 11, 12.
- the isolation gap ensures that there is no short circuit.
- a width of the insulation gap is preferably as small as possible, for example less than 2 mm, in particular less than 1.5 mm, in particular less than 1.0 mm, in particular less than 0.5 mm, in particular less than 0.2 mm.
- the width of the insulation gap can be smaller than 1/10, in particular smaller than 1/20 of a width of the conductor tracks. This can reduce the probability that one of the contact needles will fall into the isolation gap. In this case, however, the insulation gap can be selected to be greater than the width of a tip of a contact needle of a current collector in order to avoid a short circuit between the conductor tracks 11 of the first polarity and the conductor tracks of the second polarity 12.
- the conductor tracks 11 of the first polarity are set up to be connected to a first output of a voltage source, for example a positive pole 13.
- the conductor tracks 12 of the second polarity are set up to be connected to a second output of a voltage source, for example a negative pole 14.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 can also be subjected to an alternating voltage or a combination of direct and alternating voltage. At least 70%, in particular at least 85%, in particular at least 90% or 95% of an area of the current-carrying wall element can be covered with the first and second conductor tracks.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 can be part of a carrier element 15 of the wall element 10 or, alternatively, can be applied to the carrier element 15.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a wall element 10, which optionally has a cover 18.
- the coating 18 can cover the conductor tracks 11, 12 applied to the carrier plate 15.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 can be designed as part of the coating.
- the conductor tracks can have the same or similar geometry as the conductor tracks described above and shown in FIG. 2.
- an edge-side welt rail 17 (or a welt profile) can be provided into which, for example, a cover-side welt strip is inserted.
- the welt strip can for example be made of silicone or aluminum. It goes without saying that the cover 18 can cover a plurality of wall elements 10. Thus, several wall elements 10 can be placed within the edge-side welt rails 17
- FIG. 4 shows a side view of a system with a wall element 10 and a current collector 20 attached to the wall element 10.
- FIG. 5 shows an enlarged illustration of the current collector 20 from FIG. 4 on the wall element 10.
- the wall element 10 has a carrier plate 15 and optionally a covering 18 covering them.
- the wall element 10 also has first electrical conductor tracks 11 of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks 12 of a second polarity, the first and second electrical conductor tracks 11, 12 being arranged alternately at least in sections.
- the wall element 10 has a carrier plate with a front and a rear.
- the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and the second electrical conductor tracks 12 are arranged on the front side of the carrier plate 15.
- the Wandele element 10 has a first electrical connection contact 13 and a second electrical connection contact 14. As shown in FIG. 4, the first electrical connection contact 13 is electrically conductively connected to the first electrical conductor tracks 11.
- the second electrical connection contact 14 is connected to the second electrical conductor tracks 12 in an electrically conductive manner.
- the first electrical connection contact 13 and the second electrical connection contact 14 are arranged on the back of the carrier plate 15. For example, flat connection contacts 13, 14 can be provided.
- connection contacts 13, 14 can be in contact with corresponding connection elements or electrodes, for example on a wall or on a presentation stand are brought, as shown for example in Fig. 11 to 13, in order to supply the wall element with power.
- a front side of the wall element can be understood to mean that side of the wall element 10 on which the current collector 20 can be attached.
- a rear side of the wall element can be understood to mean the side opposite the front side.
- the first and second electrical connection contacts 13, 14 are connected on the back by electrical connections through the carrier plate 15 with the respective corresponding electrical conductor track 11, 12 on the front.
- the first and / or second connection contact can have a contact spring 420 in order to establish electrical contact with a current-carrying fastening rail.
- the wall element 10 can have at least one holding element 410 on the rear of the carrier plate 15, which is designed to hang the wall element in a current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and / or to clamp the wall element 10 to a fastening rail arrangement. This embodiment will be explained in more detail below with reference to FIG. 17 ff.
- the current collector 20 has a plurality of at least two, in particular at least three contact needles 21a, 21b, 21c.
- the current collector 20 is designed to be attached to the wall element 10 in such a way that at least one of the contact needles 21a contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and at least one other of the contact needles 21b contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks.
- a first contact needle 21a, a second contact needle 21b, and a third contact needle 21c of the plurality of contact needles can be arranged in such a way that they lie on a circle, as will be explained in more detail below with reference to FIG. 23 ff.
- the wall element 10 and the current collector 20 can be set up such that the Current collector is magnetically attachable to the wall element.
- the current collector 20 may have one or more magnets 32.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 and / or the carrier plate can have a magnetic material so that the current collector can adhere to it.
- the contact needles 21a-c of the current collector can be connected to a rectifier 22.
- the rectifier can be part of the current collector or part of an electrical consumer 5 that can be connected to the current collector.
- the rectifier 22 is set up to provide an output voltage of defined polarity based on an input voltage applied to at least two of the contact needles 21a-c. Output pins 24a, 24b can be provided for this, to which an electrical consumer 5 can be connected.
- the rectifier can have at least two, in particular at least three inputs 23a-c and two outputs 24a, b, each of the at least three inputs 23a-c being connected or connectable to a respective contact needle 21a-c. Exemplary embodiments of such rectifiers in the form of bridge rectifiers are shown in FIGS. 29 and 24.
- the rectifier 22, the current collector 20 and the electrical consumer 5 can form a unit 6.
- the current collector 20 and the rectifier 22 can optionally be part of the electrical load 5.
- the current collector or the contact needles can optionally have a contact spring 26 for the contact needles, as in FIG. 5, in order to provide a defined contact pressure.
- FIG. 6 to 8 show schematic representations of exemplary convertible elements.
- the following denotes: A a view of the front side, B a view of the rear side, C a first side view and D a second side view.
- an electrically conductive layer 70 for example an electrically conductive film, can be provided, as shown in view E, which can be applied to the carrier plate.
- the wall element 10 has on the front side of the carrier plate 15 first electrical conductor tracks 11 of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks 12 of a second polarity.
- the first and second electrical conductor tracks 11, 12 are arranged alternately at least in sections.
- a current collector 20 arranged on the wall element 10 can be set up to establish an electrical connection to the first and second conductor tracks 11, 12.
- an extension 61 of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 can be guided around an edge 63 of the carrier plate from the front to a rear side of the carrier plate 15.
- an extension 62 of the second electrical conductor tracks 12 around a (second) edge 64 of the carrier plate can be guided from the front to a rear side of the carrier plate 15. This is shown by way of example in FIGS. 6A to D.
- FIG. 6A to D This is shown by way of example in FIGS. 6A to D.
- Fig. 6C shows a side view of how the extension 61 is guided around the edge of the carrier plate from the front to the rear.
- the rear view is shown in Figure 6B.
- the extension 61 of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 is connected in an electrically conductive manner to the first rear connection contact 13.
- the extension 62 of the second electrical conductor tracks 12 is electrically conductively connected to the second rear connection contact 14.
- the extensions 61, 62 can serve as rear connection contacts.
- the connection contacts 13, 14 can, however, also have further elements.
- the first and / or second rear connection contact 13, 14 can have a magnet for magnetic attachment of the wall element to a carrier structure, such as an electrode arrangement or a wall.
- a magnet or other fastening means can be provided as a separate element.
- Electrically conductive magnets such as, for example, neodymium magnets with a conductive coating, can preferably be used.
- Fig. 6E shows a representation of an electrically conductive layer 70 in an exemplary embodiment as an electrically conductive film.
- the electrical conductor tracks 11, 12 and the extensions 61, 62 can be designed as a conductive film.
- the extensions can thus be performed in a simple manner around the edges of the carrier plate.
- parts of the electrically conductive layer 70 can be used as Contact contacts 13, 14 are used.
- an insulation layer 65 can be provided between the electrical conductor tracks 11, 12 and the carrier plate 15. A short circuit of the conductor tracks 11, 12 through the carrier plate 15 can hereby be avoided.
- the carrier plate 15 is made of a conductive material such as steel.
- Exemplary wall elements are shown in Fig. 10 and 11 in each case in row one, columns one and two with a front and a rear view.
- the extensions 61, 62 or connection contacts 13, 14 can be arranged such that the extension or connection contacts can be arranged interlaced with one another during manufacture.
- One advantage of this configuration is that material is saved.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of a further exemplary wall element 10.
- possible differences compared to the previously described embodiment are highlighted below.
- the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and the second electrical conductor tracks 12 can form an interlocking comb structure.
- the first electrical conductor tracks 11 form a first comb and the second electrical conductor tracks 12 form a second comb.
- the prongs of the comb structure are arranged on the front side of the carrier plate 15 for both combs.
- a web connecting the prongs is also arranged on the front side of the carrier plate 15.
- a web 66 of the comb structure connecting the prongs can be arranged on the rear side of the carrier plate 15 for at least one of the two combs. A better use of space on the front side can be achieved here.
- the probability can thus be increased that at least one of the contact needles of the current collector 20 will contact one of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and at least one other of the contact needles will contact one of the second electrical conductor tracks 12.
- folded edges are shown as a dashed line 73, on which the film can be placed around the edges 63, 64 of the carrier plate 15.
- an identical or similar carrier plate 15 can basically be used.
- the carrier plates 15 are covered with another film 70, as shown in FIGS. 6E and 7E.
- a film can have a layer structure with several layers.
- At least one conductive layer can be provided in order to form the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and the second electrical conductor tracks 12.
- at least one insulation layer can be provided for electrical insulation with respect to the carrier plate 15.
- one or more cover layers can optionally be provided. This can also be a coating, for example, as described above.
- the first and the second electrical connection contact 13, 14 can be formed directly by extensions 61, 62 of the electrical conductor tracks 11, 12.
- the first and second electrical connection contacts 13, 14 are arranged rotationally symmetrically on the rear of the carrier plate 15.
- the wall elements 10 can be mounted with a more flexible orientation, as shown by way of example in FIG. 10.
- a rotationally symmetrical arrangement can be understood to mean that when the carrier plate is rotated about its center around an axis orthogonal to the front side of the carrier plate, at least a portion of the second electrical connection contact comes to rest at a position which at least a portion of the previous position of the first electrical connection contact 13 corresponds. A partial overlap during rotation can therefore be sufficient.
- the wall element 10 also has a third electrical connection contact 13 ′ and a fourth electrical connection contact 14 ′, the third electrical connection contact 13 ′ with the first electrical conductor tracks 11 is electrically conductively connected and wherein the fourth electrical connection contact 14 'is electrically conductively connected to the second electrical conductor tracks 12.
- the third electrical connection contact 13 'and the fourth electrical connection contact 14' are arranged on the rear side of the carrier plate.
- the carrier plate 15 is square.
- the four connection contacts are arranged rotationally symmetrically on the rear of the carrier plate 15, in the present example in pairs at diagonally opposite corners on the rear of the carrier plate. In this way, the plate can be attached to a wall or to a support structure rotated by 90 °, as shown in FIG. 10.
- Exemplary wall elements are shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 in rows three columns one and two with a front and a rear view.
- the contact elements 13, 14 are arranged in the edge regions on the left and right on the rear side of the carrier plate 15, the use of material can be reduced. In particular, a central area of the rear surface of the carrier plate 15 can remain free.
- Fig. 8 shows a further embodiment of a wall element 10.
- the first electrical connection contact 13 is arranged in a first edge area on the back of the carrier plate 15 and the second electrical connection contact 14 is in a second opposite edge area on the back of the Carrier plate 15 arranged.
- the connection contact can simultaneously provide the function of the web 66 of the comb structures, which connects the respective conductor tracks 11 to one another.
- the conductor tracks can be guided to the rear of the carrier plate 15 and can be connected to one another by means of the connection contacts or extensions 61 designed as a web.
- Exemplary wall elements are shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 in rows two columns three and four with a front and a rear view.
- the system has a combination of wall elements with front-side conductor tracks and wall elements without front-side conductor tracks.
- wall elements with front-side conductor tracks and wall elements without front-side conductor tracks.
- Fig. 9 therefore shows an embodiment of a wall element without front-side conductor tracks.
- the wall element 10 can, however, have an insulation layer 65, in particular in one or more regions 68 in which electrical contact is usually made.
- FIG. 9E shows an insulation layer in the form of a flat film.
- smaller film areas can also be provided, for example as indicated in FIG. 9 E with reference numeral 68.
- a part of the carrier plate 15 can remain free. This can save material.
- FIG. 10 and 11 show a schematic representation of a front view and a rear view of a wall equipped with an arrangement of a plurality of wall elements.
- it can be the back of a shop window or a trade fair stand, as shown in FIG. 1.
- the system can have a plurality of wall elements 10.
- the wall elements can preferably be fastened to the wall via a releasable connection, in particular magnetically.
- a releasable connection in particular magnetically.
- the system can have an electrode arrangement in order to supply the wall elements via the first and second connection contacts 13, 14 with power from the rear.
- the electrode arrangement has a first group of electrodes 81 and a second group of electrodes 82.
- a positive pole can be provided via the electrodes 81 and a negative pole via the electrodes 82.
- the first group of electrodes 81 is directed to this and arranged in such a way as to connect the first electrical connection contacts 13 of the respective wall elements with a first polarity.
- the second group of electrodes 82 is set up and arranged in such a way as to connect the second electrical connection contacts 14 of the respective wall elements 15 with a second polarity.
- the proposed arrangement allows the wall elements to be arranged flexibly and, in particular, to be rotated in 180 ° or 90 ° steps.
- One advantage of the proposed solution can in particular be that even designers and decorators without in-depth knowledge of electrical engineering can exchange and reposition wall elements.
- a rotation of wall elements can lead to a change in the polarity of the first and second electrical conductor tracks.
- this is generally not critical.
- a rectifier can therefore be provided as shown in FIGS. 29 and 30.
- the electrodes of the first group 81 and the electrodes of the second group 82 are arranged in a checkerboard pattern in different rows and different columns in FIG.
- the electrode arrangement can have receiving elements or fastening elements 88, which can lie between the electrodes of the first and the second group and are not current-carrying.
- power can be supplied via the checkerboard-like electrode arrangement at diagonally opposite corners of the wall elements 10.
- the wall elements 10 can be arranged with the first and second conductor tracks as well as these contact the rear connection contacts in such a way that the wall element 10 can be shortened to a predetermined length.
- the first electrical connection contact 13 and the second electrical connection contact 14 can be arranged at least in sections on the same side or on the same edge on the rear side of the carrier plate 15. Examples of wall elements 10 that can be shortened in this way are shown in FIGS. 7 and 8. As shown in FIG. 11, lines, 4, columns 3 and 4, a length of the corresponding wall elements 10 can thus be flexibly adapted to desired application scenarios.
- FIG. 12 shows a schematic representation of a second rear view of a plurality of wall elements 10.
- the electrode arrangement here has current-carrying longitudinal electrodes 85, 86. These can also serve as fastening elements for the wall elements 10.
- One advantage is simple assembly. It goes without saying that the possible rotational states of the wall elements can be restricted by the electrode configuration. For example, a short circuit is to be avoided in the wall elements shown in FIGS. 7 and 8. This problem does not arise with the checkerboard arrangement of the electrodes 81, 82 shown in FIG. A flexible rotation of the wall element shown in FIG. 6 or the wall elements shown in FIG. 10, lines 1, columns 1 and 2, is possible in connection with the electrode arrangement shown in FIG.
- a plurality of electrodes can be attached to the wall, the electrode arrangement having a first group of electrodes 91 which are connected to a first polarity, for example a positive pole, and a second group of electrodes which are connected to a negative pole.
- An exemplary connection of several electrodes is shown in FIG. 14.
- An electrode 90 of the electrode arrangement can have a fastening means 96, for example in the form of a screw, which can be fastened in a wall 140, for example, by means of a dowel.
- the electrode 90 can also be a holding element, for example a magnet 95, with which the wall element 10 can be attached to the electrode. With this type of attachment, a synergy effect can result if a consumer is attached magnetically to the wall element.
- the electrode 90 can have a connection 97 to which a supply line can be connected.
- the connection 97 can be designed in such a way that a continuation or contacting of further electrodes is possible.
- non-contacted electrodes or elements can be provided, as indicated in FIG. 13 with reference numeral 93, in order to improve the mechanical stability.
- FIG. 15 shows a further example of a rear view of a current-carrying wall element with a first rear connection contact 13 and a second rear connection contact 14.
- an insulating layer 65 can be provided on the rear. This can have cutouts for the first and second connection contacts 13, 14.
- 16 shows a flow diagram of a method 300 for producing a wall element.
- a (ferromagnetic) carrier plate is provided, the carrier plate having a front side and a rear side.
- first electrical conductor tracks of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks of a second polarity are applied, the first and second electrical conductor tracks being arranged alternately at least in sections; wherein the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks are brought up on the front side of the carrier plate.
- a first electrical connection contact and a second electrical connection contact are brought up on the back of the carrier plate, the first electrical connection contact being electrically conductively connected to the first electrical conductor tracks, and the second electrical connection contact with the second electrical conductor tracks is electrically connected.
- an electrically conductive film as shown in FIGS. 6E to 8E, can first be applied to the front side of the carrier plate, according to step S302, and then folded around the edges of the carrier plate Rear side can be attached according to step S303.
- Embodiments with current-carrying wall elements for fastening to a fastening rail arrangement with one or more current-carrying fastening rails are described below.
- FIG. 17 shows a modification of the schematic representations of an exemplary wall element already described in detail in FIG. 7. To avoid repetition, differences and additional features are emphasized.
- the wall element 10 has at least one holding element 410 on the back of the carrier plate 15, which is designed to hold the wall element in hang the mounting rail assembly and / or clamp the Wandele element to be attached to the mounting rail assembly.
- the holding element 410 is designed as a pin with a mushroom head.
- Such a mushroom head can, for example, engage in recesses 540 of a fastening rail 511, 512 of a fastening rail arrangement 500 configured as a keyhole rail, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20.
- the holding elements 410 can thus be introduced into the wide part of the recess 540 and then inserted into the narrow part of the recess 540. This enables a secure hold to be established.
- the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying wall element 10 are preferably designed such that when hanging and / or clamping the wall element, an electrically conductive connection between the current-carrying fastening rail arrangement and the current-carrying wall element is made.
- the first and / or second electrical connection contacts 13, 14 can have an optional contact spring 420 for making electrical contact with the current-carrying fastening rail 511, 512 as current collectors in order to pick up power from the fastening rails 511, 512. In the example shown in FIG.
- the mushroom head of the holding element 410 can engage in a keyhole rail and the contact spring 420 can pick up a current from the keyhole rail.
- the holding element 410 can be fastened to the carrier plate 15, for example, by means of an electrically insulating adhesive connection.
- the holding elements 410 are preferably arranged separately from the first and second electrical connection contacts 13, 14 on the rear side of the carrier plate 15. In the case of the present embodiment with contacts routed to the rear side, mechanical hanging or fastening on the contacts could lead to the connection contacts 13, 14, which may have been glued on, becoming detached.
- FIG. 17F shows a modification of the holding elements 410 as hooks which can engage in recesses in a fastening rail.
- FIG. 17G shows a further modification of the holding elements, which are set up to be fastened in a clamping manner to a fastening rail, for example to a top hat rail, as shown in FIG. 21. It is understood that other types of support rails, such as e.g. Rails with a C- or G-shaped profile can be used.
- FIG. 18 shows a modification of the schematic representations of an exemplary wall element already described in detail in FIG. 6.
- the optional contact springs are omitted here.
- the first and second electrical connection contacts 13, 14 on the rear side of the carrier plate 15 can establish a connection with the current-carrying fastening rails.
- the number of holding elements 410 is also reduced to two.
- the first holding element 410 is arranged in a first edge area on the rear side of the carrier plate and the second holding element 410 is on a second opposite side is arranged in a second opposite edge area on the back of the carrier plate.
- a first spacer 430 can be arranged on the side of the first holding element 410 on the rear side of the carrier plate 15 and a second spacer 430 can be arranged on the side of the second holding element 410 on the rear side of the carrier plate 15.
- the spacers 430 are set up to provide a defined distance between the rear side of the carrier plate 15 and a first and a second fastening rail, the defined distance corresponding to the distance which extends through the first and second fastening rails / or sets the second holding element between the back of the carrier plate and the respective first and second fastening rail.
- a carrier plate can therefore, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20 in the first and third rows in the first and third columns, be fastened with two holding elements 410 to the fastening rails 511, 512 of the fastening rail arrangement.
- FIG. 19 shows a schematic representation of a fastening rail arrangement 500 with a plurality of wall elements 10 attached thereto.
- the fastening rail arrangement 500 has a plurality of current-carrying fastening rails 511, 512. These are connected to a current or voltage source 600 in such a way that the fastening rails supply wall elements attached to them with current of a first and a second polarity, for example positive and negative poles of a DC voltage source or the phases of an AC voltage source.
- the fastening rails 511, 512 have a plurality of recesses 540.
- the recesses 410 are regularly objected to angeord net.
- the distance between the recesses 540, the length or height of the wall elements 10 and the arrangement of the holding elements 410 are coordinated such that a length of the wall element 10 corresponds to an integral multiple of a distance between two recesses 540 of the fastening rail 511, 512. If several retaining elements 410 are provided per wall element 10, a distance between the retaining elements 410 (in the direction of a longitudinal extension of the fastening rail 511, 512) can also correspond to an integral multiple of a distance between two recesses 540 in the fastening rail 511, 512.
- the wall elements 10 are shown transparently in the left column of the arrangement in FIGS. 19 and 20 and in the upper row in FIG. In the right two columns in Fig. 19 and 20 and in the lower row in Fig. 21, the fastening rails located behind the wall elements 10 are indicated by dashed lines.
- the fastening rails 511, 512 can, for example, have screw holes in order to screw the fastening rails onto the wall. It goes without saying that the fastening rail arrangement can also be fastened to the wall in other ways.
- FIG. 20 shows a schematic representation of a further fastening rail arrangement 500 with a plurality of wall elements 10 attached thereto.
- FIG. 21 shows a schematic representation of a further fastening rail arrangement 500 with wall elements attached thereto.
- the mounting rails 511, 512 are attached horizontally.
- the fastening rails 511, 512 can be top hat rails into which the wall elements can be suspended or clamped (clipped) by means of corresponding holding elements 410, for example as shown in FIG. 17G.
- a current-carrying fastening rail arrangement with a plurality of fastening rails is provided.
- the fastening rails can be connected to a power source and are set up to supply the wall elements with power.
- the fastening rails are arranged in such a way that a plurality of current-carrying wall elements according to the present disclosure can be fastened to them, preferably without gaps.
- the current-carrying wall elements can be attached to the current-carrying mounting rail arrangement. With a sufficiently large mounting rail arrangement, further wall elements can also be added later. For example, initially provided wall elements without conductor tracks can also be subsequently replaced by wall elements with conductor tracks. This means that a presentation wall can also be expanded at a later date.
- a cover which covers a plurality of the wall elements can be applied.
- one or more electrical consumers or current collectors for electrical consumers can then be attached to one or more wall elements, preferably magnetically.
- the current collectors 20 each have a plurality of at least three contact needles 21a-21f, a first contact needle 21a and a second contact needle 21b , and a third contact needle 21c of the plurality of contact needles 21a-21f are arranged such that they lie on a circle 41.
- the circle 41 is shown in dashed auxiliary lines, since this is only intended to describe the type of arrangement.
- the current collector 20 has three contact needles 21a-c, the first, second and third contact needles 21a-21c of the current collector 20 are arranged such that they form a triangle 42, in particular an acute-angled one Form a triangle, in particular an isosceles, and in particular an equilateral triangle.
- 27 shows an illustration of the current collector shown in FIG. 23 or its contact needle arrangement in various positions and rotations A to F. In the background, the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and second electrical conductor tracks 12 of the wall element 10 are shown.
- the current collector 20 (more precisely its contact needle arrangement) is designed to be fastened to the wall element in such a way that at least one of the contact needles 21a contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and at least one other of the contact needles 21b, 21c contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks 12 contacted.
- at least one of the contact needles can always be in contact with one of the first electrical conductor tracks 11, here the positive pole, and at least one of the contact needles with one of the second electrical conductor tracks 12, here the negative pole, even with a large number of different rotational states stand. This applies even if, as shown in position C, one of the contact needles 21c is located in an insulation gap 19 between the conductor tracks 11, 12.
- a diameter of the circle 41 (see. Fig. 23) on which the first contact needle, the second contact needle and the third contact needle lie less than or equal to the sum of a width 51 of one of the first conductor tracks 11 and a width 52 be one of the second conductor tracks 12 and optionally a width 53 of the isolation gap 19 between them.
- two contact needles 21b, 21c can also be on different conductor tracks 12 of the same polarity, a third of the contact needles 21a being on a conductor track 11 of the other polarity.
- the contact needles 21a-c can be arranged such that a distance between the first contact needle 21a and a straight line through the second contact needle 21b and the third contact needle 21c is greater than a width 51, 52 of one of the electrical conductor tracks 11, 12.
- the table below shows exemplary combinations of conductor track widths and circular diameters 41.
- an insulation gap with a width of 1 mm and a contact surface of the contact needles of 0.5 mm were assumed.
- the first and second conductor tracks 11, 12 can have the same conductor track width aufwei sen.
- FIG. 28 shows a further illustration of different arrangements of contact needles on a current-carrying wall element in different positions and rotations.
- the second contact needle 21 b and the third contact needle 21 c can fall into the insulation gap 19 between the conductor tracks 11, 12.
- a power supply would not be possible without additional ones.
- a first possible solution is to combine a first and a second current collector with different rotational orientations of the contact needles 21a-21c, for example with the orientations shown in FIG. 28 position A and position B. However, this would involve a material input that should not be neglected.
- positions G to J show further exemplary possible solutions.
- the current collector 10 can optionally have a fourth contact needle 21d.
- the fourth or further contact needle 21d can lie within the circle 41 on which the first, the second and the third contact needle 21a-c are arranged. It goes without saying that such a further contact needle can also be provided within the circle in combination with further contact needles, as shown for example in FIG. 24. In FIG. 24, such an optional further or second fourth contact needle is designated by 21 g.
- the fourth contact needle can play in a center of the circle 41 and / or in a center of gravity of the triangle 42 (these points coinciding for an equilateral triangle).
- the fourth contact needle 21d can play in a center of the circle 41 and / or in a center of gravity of the triangle 42 (these points coinciding for an equilateral triangle).
- the fourth contact needle 21d can play in a center of the circle 41 and / or in a center of gravity of the triangle 42 (these points coinciding for an equilateral
- the fourth contact needle 21 d can be arranged at a distance from a circle center point of the circle 41, as shown in FIG.
- This has the advantage that the probability that, for example, the contact needles 21a and 21d lie in a straight line 43 which runs parallel to a horizontal or vertical axis of the current collector 20 is reduced.
- the inventors have recognized that the pantographs 20 are often arranged horizontally or vertically aligned. Against this background, it can be advantageous to arrange the arrangement of the contact needles so as to be rotated relative to a horizontal or vertical axis of the current collector 20, as shown in position H in FIG. 26 and FIG.
- This also has the advantage that the probability that, for example, the contact needles 21a and 21d lie in a straight line 43, which runs parallel to a horizontal or vertical axis of the current collector 20, is reduced.
- the use of a quarter contact needle 21 d is optional here.
- the current collector 20 can furthermore have a fourth contact needle 21d, a fifth contact needle 21e and a sixth contact needle 21f.
- the six contact needles 21a-f can be arranged as a hexagon, in particular as an equilateral hexagon or star. In this case, as in the examples shown in FIG. 28 positions I and J, even if there are two contact needles 21a and 21d, as shown in FIG. 28, position I, or 21b and 21d, as shown in FIG. 28 in position J , fall into the insulation gap 19, an electrical connection to one of the first conductor tracks 11 and one of the second conductor tracks 12 can also be established.
- a further advantage of this embodiment can be that, when the current collector 20 is attached to the wall element 10, at least two contact needles 21e, 21f contact one or more of the first electrical conductor tracks 11 and at least two of the contact needles 21b, 21c contact one or more the second electrical conductor tracks 12 contact. This can enable higher current flows and thus higher outputs of an electrical device 5 connected to the current collector 20.
- Fig. 29 shows an illustration of a current collector 20 with an arrangement of three contact needles 21a-21c in connection with a rectifier 22.
- FIG. 30 shows a corresponding illustration of a current collector 20 with an arrangement of four contact needles 21a-21d in connection with a rectifier 22.
- a diode bridge rectifier is shown, but other types of rectifiers can also be used.
- One advantage of this solution is a simple, cost-effective structure which can also be easily scaled for a larger number of contact needles 21a-f.
- An output voltage of defined polarity is provided at the outputs 24a, 24b, which can be supplied to an electrical consumer 5.
- a to C show a top view (C) and a first and a second side view (A, B) of a specific embodiment of a current collector 20 for an electrical consumer.
- 32 shows a perspective view of this current collector 20.
- a current collector can also be referred to as a needle connector.
- the contact needles 21a-21d can be arranged on an underside or first housing side and the power connections 24a, 24b can be arranged on an upper side or second (opposite) housing side.
- the rectifier circuit 20 shown in FIG. 30 can be integrated into the current collector 20. A compact, easy-to-handle component can thereby be provided.
- the current collector has four contact needles which can be arranged, for example, similar to the illustration shown in FIG. However, other arrangements or numbers of contact needles can also be provided.
- the current collector 20 can be designed in such a way that a straight line through the first and second contact needles 21a, 21b with a horizontal or vertical alignment of the current collector intersects a horizontal or vertical axis of the current collector at an acute angle, in particular at an angle of no more than 30 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 15 °, in particular at an angle of not more than 5%.
- 33 shows a perspective view of a current collector 20 with a magnet holder 30.
- the magnet holder 30 can have one or more magnets 32 to place the magnet holder 30 and thus the current collector 20 on a wall element 10, as shown for example in FIG , to fix.
- the magnet holder may have a receptacle 33 for the current collector 20, here in the form of a groove 33 provided on the magnet holder, which cooperates with a corresponding tongue and groove 27 of the current collector 20.
- the current collector 20 (in particular in connection with the holder 30) can be set up so that the contact needles 21a-d between a contact position in which the contact needles can contact the conductor tracks of the wall element, and a non-contact position in which the contact needles are spaced from the conductor tracks, are movable when the current collector is placed on the current-carrying wall element.
- the current collector 20 can have a spring element 28, for example as shown in FIGS. 31 B and 32.
- the magnet holder 30 can optionally also have an insert 33 for an electrical consumer. In this case, the electrical consumer can be set up to come into contact in an inserted position with the output pins or output contacts 24a, 24b for power supply that are arranged on the upper side of the current collector 20.
- the current collector 20 in connection with the holder 30 can be set up to be moved from the non-contact position to the contact position by inserting an electrical load into the insert 33.
- a current-carrying wall element as described in the context of the present disclosure, is provided.
- a current collector as described in the context of the present disclosure, is provided.
- the current collector is attached to the current-leading wall element in such a way that a first of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks.
- step S204 the position and rotation of the pantograph (or an electrical consumer having the pantograph or connected to the pantograph) can be checked.
- step S205 the position and / or rotation of the pantograph can be corrected. Steps S204 and S205 can optionally be repeated iteratively until a desired position and rotational alignment are reached. This can further improve the flexibility in equipping or in the design of such a presentation system. In particular, it is not necessary to define a position and an angular orientation of the electrical loads in advance, since these can be flexibly adapted.
- the shown strictly vertically or horizontally oriented arrangements of the conductor tracks are to be understood as examples, so that they are also thinner, thicker, oblique or otherwise such as circular or meander-shaped can be arranged on the carrier element 15.
- the current collector can interact with the conductor tracks arranged on the carrier element in such a way that at least one first contact needle can come into electrical contact with one of the first conductor tracks and a second contact needle with one of the second conductor tracks.
- Low-voltage systems that work with 12/24 V and are therefore safe to use can be used for the power supply.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 usually carry low current, for example 12 or 24 V, so that there is also a risk of injury in the Dealing with the proposed wall element 10 or with the current collector 20 or an electrical consumer 5 connected to it can be almost ruled out.
- the conductor tracks 11, 12 can be applied to the carrier plate 15, for example, by spraying, gluing or welding.
- conductive varnishes can also be used for the conductor tracks 11, 12, which are sprayed / printed onto the carrier plate 15 (for example by screen printing).
- the wall elements 10 can not only be executed flat, but can also be curved or curved.
- Modern magnets 6 enable magnetic forces of significantly more than 80 kg, so that even large electrical loads 5 or electrical loads 5 arranged in special presentation elements, such as shelves 11 (see FIG. 1), are simply fixed to the respective wall elements 10 can.
- the wall element 10 can also be designed to be flexible, in particular it can be rolled up or unrolled, so that it can be used, for example, as wallpaper or as a floor covering.
- the wall element 10 can be constructed as a sandwich material, which includes the current-carrying conductor tracks 11, 12 in the structure and e.g. can be used or mounted / applied as wallpaper / carpet (roll goods) or sheet material.
- the sandwich construction can be done as follows:
- the over train 18 (surface material) is as a thin, penetrable, flexible material, behind it the conductor tracks 11, 12 are arranged on an insulating material behind it is the carrier material 15 made of plastic and / or made of magnetic or magnetizable material, such as steel.
- the current collector 20 and / or the electrical consumer 5 can also be intelligent or programmable. Data can be transmitted by modulating a signal onto one or both of the conductor tracks 11, 12 by means of so-called power line communication (PLC) or by means of wireless communication or optically.
- PLC power line communication
- various current collectors 20 and / or electrical Consumer 5 are controlled in a targeted manner. For example, switching / dimming / controlling individual consumers 5 is possible.
- a bus system can also be provided in which the electrical conductor tracks 11, 12, the current collectors 20 and / or the electrical loads 5 represent part of the bus system and with which individual loads 5 can be addressed / controlled individually.
- a wall element can also be set up under a wall covering, such as a glass fiber wallpaper, and can be used, for example, in the smart home area or in a museum, with electrical consumers such as lighting devices for pictures or others being used with the pantographs Exhibits or monitors that explain the exhibits, can be supplied with electrical energy.
- a wall covering such as a glass fiber wallpaper
- the proposed system can also be used in an office or a private household, in which case it can then be arranged, for example, under a surface made of textile, foil or wood veneer or other wall surface materials.
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