Adc Gmbh

Krone Gmbh

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Commscope Technologies LLC

Harting Electric Gmbh &co. Kg

Frank Mössner

Ferenc Nad

Ulrich Hetzer

Michael Sielaff

Michael Gwiazdowski

Oliver Hartmann

Adrian Benedetto

Thomas Fischer

Jörg Adomeit

Sabine Zimmer

Pia Kopf

The invention relates to a holder () for at least one cassette, with the holder () having at least one shaft holder (), at least one shaft element () and at least one cassette, with the at least one cassette being attached to the shaft element () such that it can pivot about a pivoting axis, with the at least one shaft element () being attached to the shaft holder (), with the at least one shaft element () having a guidance channel (), with the guidance channel () running at least partially parallel to the pivoting axis, with the cassette having at least one element () for rotatable mounting, wherein at least one element () is mounted, for rotatable mounting, such that it can rotate on the at least one shaft element ().

Support for at least one cassette

A box () for accommodating and laying optical waveguides and/or copper conductors includes at least one housing () and at least one cover (). The cover () is attached to the housing () such that it can pivot and can be detached. The cover () has at least one receptacle for a pin element (). The housing () has at least one pin element (). The at least one pin element () can be displaced parallel to a pivot axis relative to the holding element () to move into and out of the receptacle.

Distribution cabinet for optical fibre cables

The invention relates to a terminal box () for fiberoptic cables, comprising an at least two-part housing with a lower part () and a cover (), the cover () being arranged pivotably on the lower part (), at least one receptacle for a splice, at least one feed () for a fiberoptic cable and a receptacle () for a coupling, the side faces () of the cover () being longer than the end faces () of the cover (), a pivot bearing of the cover () being arranged on an end face () of the cover (), and to a panel for accommodating a terminal box () for fiberoptic cables.

Terminal box for fiberoptic cables and panel

The invention relates to an optical fiber connection module, comprising a housing () for accommodating optical fiber connection interfaces, the housing () being formed with first fixing means () in order to fix the optical fiber connection module on round bars (), the housing () being formed with second fixing means () in order to fix the optical fiber connection module to round bars (), the second fixing means () being arranged offset towards the rear with respect to the first fixing means ().

Glass fiber connection module

The invention relates to a plug connector () for telecommunications and data technology, for connection of a balanced data cable, with the plug connector () having an electrically insulating plug connector housing () as well as first contacts () and second contacts (), with the first contacts making contact with a plurality of conductor pairs in a balanced data cable, and with the second contacts being able to make electrical contact with the contacts of a complementary plug connector, with in each case two first contacts being associated with one conductor pair and with each first contact being associated with one second contact, with the first contacts being galvanically connected to their associated second contacts, and with all the conductor pairs each being associated with a common-mode filter arrangement.

Plug connector for telecommunications and data technology

The invention relates to an electrical plug-in connector () comprising a housing, a printed circuit board (), and at least one electrical contact which is electrically connected to the printed circuit board. The printed circuit board () is spring-mounted.

Electrical plug-in connector

An electrical connector includes a connector housing and a printed circuit board with two sets of contact elements. The first set of contact elements is located on the front face of the printed circuit board and protrudes into an opening in the plug connector housing. The second set of contact elements is located on the rear face of the printed circuit board. The contact elements of the second set are configured to form insulation-displacement contacts. The plug connector also includes a cable manager which has a continuous opening and is configured on the front face with guides for cores or wires which are intended to make contact with the insulation-displacement contacts. The guides in the region of the insulation-displacement contacts are configured with recessed receiving elements or holders for the insulation-displacement contacts, and the cable manager can be latched to the plug connector housing.

Electrical plug connector

Connecting socket

An electrical connector includes a connector housing () and a printed circuit board () with two sets of contact elements (). The first set of contact elements () is located on the front face of the printed circuit board () and protrudes into an opening in the plug connector housing (). The second set of contact elements () is located on the rear face of the printed circuit board (). The contact elements of the second set () are configured to form insulation-displacement contacts (). The plug connector () also includes a cable manager () which has a continuous opening () and is configured on the front face () with guides () for cores or wires which are intended to make contact with the insulation-displacement contacts (). The guides () in the region of the insulation-displacement contacts () are configured with recessed receiving elements or holders () for the insulation-displacement contacts (), and the cable manager () can be latched to the plug connector housing ().

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Frank Mössner