Cgee Alsthom

Entrelec S.a.

Societe Anonyme Dite: Cgee Alsthom

Baco

Societe Anonyme Dite: Cegelec

Andre Marmonier

Jean-Paul Heng

Ariel Ruiz

Henri Guernet

Etienne Briguet

Andre Borne

Luc Doutaz

Alain Boissonnet

Noel Revollon

Etienne Briquet

Dominique Vial

A slot connector terminal structure for an electrical wire, in particular for an electrical terminal block, in which structure at least one conductive connector part is held stationary in a housing (5) provided with a wire-insertion through opening (23) extending facing an insulation-displacement and core-retaining slot (6) in the connector part, which opening makes it possible firstly for a wire to be connected to be inserted transversely above the slot, and secondly for the wire to be subsequently held stationary via its sheath, the housing further including positioning means for positioning a special connection tool, which positioning means are implemented in the form of a projecting element through which a moving blade of the tool penetrates. The projecting element is provided with a slot (13) into which the wire-insertion through opening (23) opens, which slot makes it possible for the blade of a tool to penetrate into and slide along the slot inside the housing.

Slot connector terminal structure for connecting an electrical wire to a

A terminal includes a metal component held in a housing in the form of at least one connection unit having the general plan appearance of a hollow, convex hexagon split on a longitudinal plane about which it is symmetrical for the purpose of connecting a single electric wire via two parallel stripping and retaining slits. Each unit includes two support sides which project in parallel from a fixed base and each of which carries two other sides of the hexagon shaped unit. Each slit is formed between two sides that are symmetrical. The two support sides press against different mutually parallel walls of the housing via respective symmetrically disposed projections.

Connection terminal for electric wires, and a connection component for

A terminal for electrical equipement in which a wire is held in a wire-insertion duct between a clamping element of a strip and another clamping element constituting the bottom of a cage that surrounds the strips. The wire is held by drive from a screw with the screw being screwed into the cage and pressing obliquely against the clamping element of the strip on the opposite side thereof to its side which faces the clamping element of the cage. The clamping element of the cage is extended by an extension constituting a wire-guide which projects from the cage into the wire insertion duct parallel to the screw axis and which obstructs the duct to guide any wire disposed obliquely in the wire-insertion duct.

Electrical terminal and a housing for electrical apparatus including

The invention relates to a connection device for connecting a coaxial cable (3) and a connection module or for connecting coaxial cables end-to-end, in particular for a junction block. The connection device comprises a link tube (2) having one formed end formed to receive and hold one end of a coaxial cable whose covering is stripped so as to allow electrical contact to be made between the peripheral conductor (4) of the cable and the said formed end. The link tube also contains a fixed link conducting part (10) provided with a connection head (12) for receiving and holding the stripped central conductor of the cable, thereby ensuring electrical continuity between said central conductor and the link conducting part (10). The connection module comprises a link tube having both ends provided with respective connection devices.

Connection device for a coaxial cable and a corresponding connection

A tapping connector for a screened multiwire electric cable comprising an outer covering around both a plurality of conductor wires which are electrically insulated from one another and electromagnetic screening forming a sheath around the conductor wires, and optionally around a drain conductor providing electrical continuity for the screening. An annular portion of the outer covering and at least a portion of the sheath forming the screen being removed from a selected position along the cable for installation of the connector. The connector comprises at least two complementary portions which are dissociable to allow a cable to be put into a position passing between them and to enable the cable to be held stationary relative thereto when they are reassembled. The connector further includes a plurality of parallel grooves on one of its portions, each groove containing either an insulation-piercing connection piece for making electrical connection with a corresponding one of the insulated conductor wires or with a drain conductor, or else a conducting connection piece constituting a tab for making contact with a drain conductor or a conducting link providing screening continuity.

Tapping connector for a screened electric cable

An insulation-piercing connector for coaxial cables comprises a base member and a complementary bracket member together defining a conduit for a coaxial cable. The base member and the bracket member are adapted to be separated to fit around a coaxial cable and to be clamped together to immobilize the coaxial cable in the conduit. The base member is also adapted to enable it to be attached to a support. A bearing surface on the base member bears on the support when the base member is attached to the support. Terminals on the base member project beyond the bearing surface. Connecting spikes project from the base member and pierce the coaxial cable to connect its inner and outer conductors to respective terminals. A guide transverse to the conduit opens into the conduit and externally of the base member. The connecting spike adapted to connect the inner conductor of the coaxial cable to the respective terminal is removably housed in this guide. An inner conductor connecting spike locating guide on the base member is disposed obliquely to the bearing surface and opens externally of the base member above the bearing surface and laterally of the bracket member. The inner conductor connecting spike can therefore be inserted and removed even when the connector is attached to a support by its base member.

Insulation-piercing connector for coaxial cables

An electrical connection terminal for power transporting wires of the type comprising a multi-strand central conductor covered with insulation. The terminal comprises a rigid body (4) having threaded or tapped tubular ends each of which has at least one wire passing opening (7) passing at least partially transversely therethrough and elongate in shape parallel to the longitudinal axis of the terminal. A stopper (6) is screwed onto each tubular end and has a pusher (12) which penetrates into the tubular end to an ever increasing extent as the stopper is screwed thereon. A conducting spike (9) has perforating end points projecting from a common wall (8) through the bottoms of respective ones of the wire passing openings (7) of the tubular ends in order to enable wires inserted into the terminal through said ends to be interconnected by the spike.

Electric connection terminal for wires that are not prior-stripped

The invention relates to a connection arrangement having a rectilinear insulation-piercing and wire-retaining slit, and to a tool endpiece for providing connection between wires (2) and such arrangements. The insulation-piercing and wire-retaining slit extends longitudinally along a profile-shaped portion (31, 32, 33) of a conductive part (3) having a U-shaped cross-section with the free ends of the U being folded towards each other and leaving a space therebetween corresponding to the width of the slit, said profile-shaped portion being intended to serve as a guide for the endpiece of the connection tool (6). The endpiece includes a core (60) whose shape is complementary to the shape of the cavity in the profile-shaped portion and which slides therealong. The endpiece slides parallel on either side of each of the folds (31) delimiting the slit in the profile-shaped portion, and it enters the housing via a hole (51) whose shape is complementary thereto, which hole, serves to guide the tool.

Slitted connection structure for an electric wire

An insulation-piercing connection arrangement for an electric wire in which an auxiliary insertion part (4) is displaced by a removable shank (5) acting as a lever in order to apply the necessary pressure for slicing through the insulating covering (20) of an electric wire (2) to be connected, and to insert the core (21) of said wire in a slit. The auxiliary insertion part (4) has a shank-receiving duct passing therethrough and includes a pusher (40) for pressing against the wire to be connected, it also includes a guide device (43) including wheels which co-operate with guide grooves (73) provided in the housing (7) containing the connection arrangement in order to enable the auxiliary insertion part (4) to perform pseudocircular insertion motion, thereby accelerating the tilting thereof when it is displaced between its two extreme positions.

Insulation-piercing connection arrangement for an electric wire

The rotary switch consists of a plurality of switch decks and is designed to be mounted on a support (2) by a mounting plate (3). At one of its ends it is operated by a control shaft (4) which actuates contacts by cams (5) located in switch modules (9,10). The moving members of a plurality of electrical contacts are also located in the modules stacked about the control shaft. The switch body is provided with two through holes (13, 14) aligned with the axis of the control shaft (4). One of the holes goes through the mounting plate (3) and the other through an end plate (12), at the opposite end of the switch from the mounting plate. Each through hole allows the shaft to rotate therein as required. The mounting plate (3) and end plate (12) includes a ring recess (15 or 16) for ring (17) serving to limit the angle of shaft rotation. One of the through holes includes a lock (19) for locking against axial movement the assembly formed by the shaft and the cams it controls. The lock (19) contains the ring recess (16) of the through hole of which it forms a part. The switch can be mounted either in a panel (flush) or on a wall (projecting) merely by reconfiguring the assembly of its components.

Versatile multideck rotary switch

A connector for connecting sheathed electric wire (19) to a metal connector part (1) having a wire-stripping slot (2) and held fixedly in a housing in a body of insulating material (11) having a wire-passing opening running along the slot (2). The connector part includes a transverse cavity (10) disposed inside the housing, behind the slot (2) and facing the slot in such a manner as to serve as a fixed bearing point for an end piece (20) on the blade of a tool (17) which is used as a lever for inserting a wire into the slot and into the wire-passing opening by applying force thereto. The invention may be used to provide wire-stripping connections in the housings of electrical appliances.

Embedded wire-stripping connector for electrical equipment

Modular assembly for housing electrical apparatus

A connection, in particular of the miniature type for providing oblique connections at angles which may be selected over a wide range of angles on request. Said connections serving to put a conductor wire (3) into electrical connection with a conductor strip (4) of an electrical apparatus by gripping the wire between a wire-gripping surface (41) provided on the strip and a corresponding parallel, internal, wire-gripping surface (10) of a cage (1) which surrounds the strip, said grip being provided by the action of a clamping screw (2) screwed into the cage and bearing against the opposite surface of the strip from its wire-gripping surface. The clamping screw is disposed obliquely relative to the wire-gripping surfaces and its end presses directly on said opposite surface (22); the cage (1) includes at least one lateral screw-backing element (11) in the vicinity of the end (21) of the screw where it is pressed against the strip.

Electrical screw connection

A device for attaching an object to a wall comprises a body with a cylindrical head centrally disposed on a base. The head incorporates longitudinal elastic members terminating in hooks. These are adapted to engage on the edges of an opening in the wall into which the head is inserted. A clamping ring mounted on the head is movable along its length. A spring is disposed between the base of the body and the clamping ring. The force exerted by this spring is transmitted to the wall so as to lock the hooks on to the edges of the opening. Cooperating guide means on the clamping ring and on the body are adapted to guide the clamping ring as it moves along the head, simultaneously rotating. Cooperating locking means on the body and on the clamping ring are adapted to lock the clamping ring in a bottom position on the head. The cooperation of the locking means defines a stable armed position of the device, in which the hooks are spaced from the clamping ring to enable the head to be inserted into the opening in the wall. These locking means are then released by pressure on the clamping ring.

Device for attaching an object to a wall

The device having a hermaphroditic assembly of two identical components (10, 10') for attaching the end (11) of a multiple conductor cable perpendicularly to an equipment (13) such as a junction block, connector, etc . . . Each component (10) has an arrangement (A) adapted for fixing it to the equipment and a cable clamping arrangement (B) coupled to the fixing arrangement by a semi-rigid link (C). The cable clamping arrangement comprises a bar (15) having at one end a notched tongue (20) and at the other end a locking aperture (18). After fitting the components (10) to the equipment, they are clamped together by means of a pincer movement (P) and the cable is then firmly attached to the equipment.

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