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DE19511283C1 - Electrical bus=bar system for distribution of power in equipment - Google Patents
Electrical bus=bar system for distribution of power in equipment
DE19511283C1
DE19511283C1 DE1995111283 DE19511283A DE19511283C1 DE 19511283 C1 DE19511283 C1 DE 19511283C1 DE 1995111283 DE1995111283 DE 1995111283 DE 19511283 A DE19511283 A DE 19511283A DE 19511283 C1 DE19511283 C1 DE 19511283C1
DE1995111283
Eberhard Biermeier
Ousmane Mouhamadou
1995-03-28 Application filed by Rittal-Werk Rudolf Loh & Co KG GmbH filed Critical Rittal-Werk Rudolf Loh & Co KG GmbH
1995-03-28 Priority to DE1995111283 priority Critical patent/DE19511283C1/en
1996-03-21 Publication of DE19511283C1 publication Critical patent/DE19511283C1/en
The invention relates to a busbar system with busbars which are fitted in a trough-like lower securing section extending over their length, have a clamping arm perpendicular to the securing surface of the lower securing section on which the adapters fitted with terminals can be fitted and covered, in which the adapters can be secured to the lower securing section by mechanical catches. The invention improves the mechanical securing of covers and adapters in that the lower securing section has an outer and an inner wall longitudinally on both sides forming a longitudinal catch recess, the outer walls also have an outwardly directed longitudinal catch web, retaining springs with catch webs of the side walls of the cover and adapter housing running parallel to the busbars can be engaged in the longitudinal catch apertures and additional components securable to the adapter housing can engage with retaining springs on the outwardly directed longitudinal catch webs of the outer walls of the lower securing section as a tipping guard.
The invention relates to a busbar system with busbars, which in a trough-like, extending the length of the busbars extending fastening lower part are arranged, one perpendicular to the Fastening surface of the lower part of the clamping leg have, plugged onto the adapter provided with contacts and can be covered by means of covers, the adapter using mechanical Locking connections can be defined on the lower fastening part.
A busbar system of this type is known from DE 38 11 456 C2. The cover and adapter can be used as snap-in connections Connect trained mechanical connections to the mounting base. Since the electrical connection between the contacts of the adapter and the locking legs of the busbars themselves are not locked or are locked, it depends on the mechanical connection. Especially with large and heavy adapters there is a risk that the can loosen or loosen mechanical connection on one side.
DE 91 03 262 U1 includes an installation duct for supply lines specified a cover and a lower part, in which one on the cover arranged detent spring in a by means of an inner and an outer wall of the Lower part formed grips.
It is an object of the invention to provide a busbar system as mentioned in the introduction To create the way in which the mechanical connection between the Fastening lower part and the cover as well as the attached adapters is significantly improved.
This object is achieved according to the invention in that the Fastening lower part in the longitudinal direction on both sides of an outer wall and one Bears inner wall, which form a longitudinal locking receptacle that the Outer walls additionally have an outward-facing latching longitudinal web, that in the longitudinal locking receptacles with locking web provided locking springs side walls of the cover running parallel to the busbars and the adapter housing can be snapped into place and that on the adapter housing attachable additional parts with locking springs on the outward-facing Longitudinal webs of the outer walls of the lower fastening part to prevent tipping click into place. With the additional parts that can be fixed on the adapter housings, the Outer walls prevented from evading to the outside and in all places which adapters are connected to the busbars. In this way the detent springs are locked in the longitudinal snap-in receptacles Cover and the adapter locked and these parts tilt-proof with the Fastening lower part connected.
It is additionally provided that the inner walls of the lower fastening part have inwardly directed locking longitudinal webs and that the Holders for current busbars from those facing inwards Longitudinal webs of the inner walls are held in the lower fastening part, then the holders for the busbars can be placed in the lower part of the mounting click into place. For axial fixation then only needs to be provided that the Holder axially immovable in the lower mounting part by means of clamping screws are set.
To provide a clear locking connection between the longitudinal locking receptacles to ensure that inserted detent springs are provided, according to one embodiment, that the longitudinal locking receptacles have a stop that the Locking movement of the locking springs of the cover and of the locking web provided Limit adapter housing. The distribution of the locking elements and the stop in the snap-in receptacles is made so that at the Outside walls protruding into the snap-in receptacles and on the inside walls the stops protruding into the snap-in receptacles are formed or vice versa.
In many cases, an embodiment is sufficient, which is characterized in that the locking springs of the additional parts, which serve as anti-tipping devices, on the outside Snap in the directional longitudinal bar of the upper outer wall.
If the adapter is designed as a device adapter, then one can on the adapter housing Contact block are determined, which receives terminals. Will the Contact block closed with a lid, then this can function as Take over the additional part and use it with a detent spring to prevent tipping.
The invention is illustrated by means of one in the drawings Embodiment explained in more detail. Show it:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a mounting base with three busbars, which are partially covered with a cover, and
Fig. 2 shows schematically the mechanical connection with tilt protection between an adapter designed as a device adapter and the lower fastening part of the busbar system.
The busbar system according to FIG. 1 is designed with three poles. In a trough-like lower part 10 , three busbars 20 are housed. The longitudinal side walls of the lower fastening part 10 are each double-walled with the outer wall 11 and inner wall 13 and form longitudinal snap-in receptacles 27 . In this case, outward longitudinal locking webs 12 are formed on the outer walls 11 and inward longitudinal locking webs 14 are formed on the inner walls 13 . In the latching receptacles 27 , the outer walls carry stops 16 in the form of longitudinal webs which limit the insertion movement of latching springs, while the inner walls 13 carry latching longitudinal webs 15 projecting into the latching receptacles 27 or vice versa. The inner walls 13 additionally carry inwardly directed latching longitudinal webs 14 , which hold holder 17 which is latched into the lower fastening part 10 for receiving the busbars 20 . So that these holders 17 can be fixed axially in the lower fastening part 10 , the holder 17 carries clamping screws 19 for bracing the holder 17 between the bottom of the fastening lower part 10 and the latching longitudinal webs 14 .
The holder 17 is provided with T-shaped receptacles 18 in cross section, into which the T-shaped busbars 20 provided with the holding leg 22 and the clamping leg 21 are inserted and held therein. The clamping legs 21 of the busbars 20 are perpendicular to the fastening surface, ie to the bottom of the lower fastening part 10 .
At the locations not occupied by adapters, the busbars 20 are covered in a touch-proof manner by means of covers 23 . The side walls 28 of these covers 23 end in horizontally inwardly directed webs 24 which carry a detent spring 25 . These detent springs 25 are snapped into the detent receptacles 27 , the stops 16 limiting the insertion movement.
The partial section in FIG. 2 shows an adapter designed as a device adapter which is plugged onto the busbars 20 , U-shaped connection contacts 34 making the electrical contact. The side walls 32 of the adapter housing 30, which run parallel to the busbars 20 , terminate in latching springs 31 which are latched into the latching receptacles 27 between the inner walls 13 and outer walls 11 of the lower fastening part 10 .
If a connection terminal for the lines coming from the connection contacts 34 is connected to the adapter housing 30 , which can be done by snap or screw connections, then a cover 50 as an additional part can be used to prevent the device adapter from tipping over. The cover 50 closes the contact block 40 and has a latching spring 51 with a latching web 52 . This latching spring 51 latches with the latching longitudinal web 12 of the outer wall 11 . The attachment of the busbar system 50 is that this outer wall 11 is arranged at the top when horizontal mounting of the busbars 20 is desired.
Of course, both outer walls 11 of the lower fastening part 10 can be locked by means of detent springs 51 of additional parts, ie they can be secured against evasion to the outside. This type of locking fixes the adapter against tipping on the busbar system, and the additional parts can be attached to the adapter housing 30 in various ways.
1.Bus bar system with busbars, which are arranged in a trough-like, extending over the length of the busbar mounting lower part, have a perpendicular to the mounting surface of the lower mounting part, to which the adapter provided with connectors can be plugged and covered by covers, the adapter by means of mechanical latching connections can be fixed to the lower fastening part, characterized in that
that the lower fastening part ( 10 ) carries an outer wall ( 11 ) and an inner wall ( 13 ) on both sides in the longitudinal direction, which form a longitudinal snap-in receptacle ( 27 ),
that the outer walls ( 11 ) additionally have an outwardly directed locking longitudinal web ( 12 ),
that in the longitudinal locking receptacles ( 27 ) with locking web provided locking springs ( 25 , 31 ) of the parallel to the busbars ( 20 ) extending side walls ( 28 , 32 ) of the cover ( 23 ) and the adapter housing ( 30 ) and
that on the adapter housing ( 30 ) attachable additional parts ( 50 ) with locking springs ( 51 ) on the outward locking longitudinal webs ( 12 ) of the outer walls ( 11 ) of the fastening lower part ( 10 ) snap in as a tilt protection.
2. Busbar system according to claim 1, characterized in that
that the inner walls ( 13 ) of the lower fastening part ( 10 ) have inwardly directed latching longitudinal webs ( 14 ) and
that the busbars ( 20 ) receiving holder ( 17 ) are held by the inward locking longitudinal webs ( 14 ) of the inner walls ( 13 ) in the lower part ( 10 ).
3. Busbar system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the longitudinal latching receptacles ( 27 ) have a stop ( 16 ) which the latching movement of the latching springs provided with latching web ( 25 , 31 ) of the cover ( 23 ) and the adapter housing ( 30 ) limited.
4. Busbar system according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that on the outer walls ( 11 ) in the latching receptacles ( 27 ) projecting latching webs ( 15 ) and on the inner walls ( 13 ) in the latching receptacles ( 27 ) projecting stops ( 16 ) are molded on or vice versa.
5. busbar system according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the locking springs ( 51 ) of the additional parts ( 50 ) serving as anti-tipping devices snap onto the outwardly directed locking longitudinal web ( 12 ) of the upper outer wall ( 11 ) when mounted horizontally.
6. Busbar system according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in
that the adapter is designed as a device adapter, on the adapter housing ( 30 ) a contact block ( 40 ) can be fixed, and
that a cover covering the contact block ( 40 ) carries as an additional part ( 50 ) a detent spring ( 51 ) to prevent tipping.
7. Busbar system according to one of claims 2 to 6, characterized in that the holder ( 17 ) by means of clamping screws ( 19 ) are fixed axially immovably in the lower fastening part ( 10 ).
DE1995111283 1995-03-28 1995-03-28 Electrical bus=bar system for distribution of power in equipment Expired - Fee Related DE19511283C1 (en)
DE1995111283 DE19511283C1 (en) 1995-03-28 1995-03-28 Electrical bus=bar system for distribution of power in equipment
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