Phoenix Contact Gmbh + Co. Kg

Phoenix Contact Gmbh & Co.

Phoenix Contact Gmbh

Heinz Reibke

Dennis Sprenger

Kevin Berghahn

Carsten Pollmann

Harry Bentler

Dirk Goerlitzer

Hartmut Follmann

Thorsten Diessel

Thorsten Behr

Roland Berg

Michael Strato

Guohua Chen

Rudolf Merz

Norbert Hoemann

Heinz Pannek

Jens Andresen

Christian Kloppenburg

Christoph Leifer

Juergen Feye-Hohmann

Dennis Habirov

Hartmut Schwettmann

Wjatscheslaw Janzen

Klaus Eisert

Bernd Wilinski

Thomas Poelker

Joachim Jacke

Jurgen Feye-Hohmann

Jurgen Brand

Volker Jarmuth

Juergen Brand

Jürgen Feye-Hohmann

Markus Rohs

Thomas Pölker

Stefan Schroeder

J&uuml;rgen Weczerek

Achim F&uuml;rhoff

Rudolph Merz

Carsten Lueckheide

Michael Lüdke

Olaf Gemke

Gordon Busch

Moritz Krink

Thorsten DIEßEL

Dirk GÖRLITZER

Carsten LÜCKHEIDE

Identification strip for an electrical installation, —having a marking area that is designed to be printed by way of a pressing device, —having a clamping area that is designed to engage in a fastening groove, wherein the marking area and the clamping area comprise a first plastic, characterized in that—the marking area and/or the clamping area has/have at least one adhesion area that comprises a second plastic, —wherein the second plastic is more flexible than the first plastic so as to increase static friction.

Identification strip, marking system and method

A connection device for a shield conductor of an electrical line includes: a housing attachable to a potential collector, into which housing the electrical line with the shield conductor is insertable; a spring element which is arranged adjustably on the housing, which spring element has a clamping leg and is movable relative to the housing from an open position into a clamping position in order to, in the clamping position, act with the clamping leg on the shield conductor of the electrical line inserted in the housing; and a locking element which is adjustable, relative to the housing, between a locking position, in which the housing attached to the potential collector is locked with the potential collector, and an unlocking position for releasing the housing from the potential collector.

Connection device for a shield conductor of an electrical line

A connection terminal includes a housing, a slide, and an insulation displacement contact. At least portions of the slide and the insulation displacement contact are received in the housing. The slide has an opening for inserting a conductor to be contacted. The slide is movable from a first position toward the insulation displacement contact to a second position in order to engage the insulation displacement contact with the conductor to be contacted. The slide has a tool abutment configured to transmit, to the slide, an assembly force of a robot-guided assembly tool for moving the slide from the first position to the second position.

Automatable connection terminal and method for contacting a conductor

A connection device for connecting a shield conductor of an electrical cable to a grounding section includes: a housing surrounding a receiving space into which an electrical cable is insertable with a shield conductor along a longitudinal axis, the housing being attachable to the grounding section such that the grounding section extends at least partly in the receiving space; and a spring element which is adjustably disposed on the housing and which has a clamping leg and is movable from an open position to a clamped position relative to the housing such that when in the clamped position, the spring element acts with the clamping leg on the shield conductor of the electrical cable inserted in the receiving space, the clamping leg having an engagement portion for acting on the shield conductor, the engagement portion having an at least partially curved or angled engagement contour.

Connection device for connecting a shield conductor of an electric line to a grounding section

A cable-guiding element for guiding electrical conductors having at least two cable channel elements, wherein the cable channel elements are pivotably connected to one another. For the cable-guiding element, the insertion and removal of conductors into the cable-guiding element is thus possible in a very easy way, such that the first cable channel element has an articulated head at a first end and the second cable channel element has a corresponding articulated socket on a first end, such that the first end of the first cable channel element and the first end of the second cable channel element form a joint, via which the cable channel elements are connected to one another, such that the joint has a channel for passing the conductors through, and such that a recess is formed in the joint and extends across the entire length of the joint.

Cable-guiding element

An electrical series terminal includes a first connecting portion which is connected via a first associate current bar to a first functional contact and a second connection portion being connected via a second associate current bar to a second functional contact. A functional zone is provided between the first connection portion and the second connection portion. The functional zone is configured to selectively and alternately receive and contact a plurality of functional elements such that when at least one functional element is introduced to the functional zone, the at least one functional element can be connected to the first and second functional contact. On the sides of the functional zone, a first and second connecting shaft are provided on the first and second connection sections.

Electrical series terminal

An identification device for switch cabinets and other electrical devices includes at least one identification plate and a carrier profile configured to receive the identification plate. The carrier profile further includes a rear wall, a first and second lateral holding wall, and at least one support web. The first and second lateral holding walls extend forwards from the rear wall. The support web extends traversely to at least one holding wall and is configured to support the identification plate. At least one misplacement guard is provided and is configured to prevent the identification plate from being placed below the support web when mounted.

Marking device for switchgear cabinets and other electrical equipment

An electrical connection device for connecting at least one stripped conductor end, having a bus bar piece and a clamping spring which compresses an insert conductor end, the bus bar piece having a conductor through opening and a contact section which borders the conductor through opening and extends in the conductor through direction, the clamping spring forming a spring force clamping connection for the electrical conductor. The bus bar piece of the connection device requires less material use since the contact section has two side walls which extend in the longitudinal direction of the bus bar piece, are connected integrally to the bus bar piece and the contact section, and the side walls have a maximum extension in the longitudinal direction of the bus bar piece which is smaller than the longitudinal extension of the conductor through opening.

Electrical connection device

An electric terminal for leading a conductor through a wall (), comprising a first terminal piece () to be mounted on a first side () of the wall (), and a second terminal piece () to be mounted on the second side () of the wall () is provided. The second terminal piece () or the first terminal piece () can be fastened to the wall () using a fastening means () that can be inserted through the wall () into the first terminal piece () or the second terminal piece () from the first side () or the second side () of the wall (), and/or the fastening means () can be interlocked with the second terminal piece () or the first terminal piece () in such a way that the second terminal piece () or the first terminal piece () can be fastened to the wall () from the second side () or the first side () of the wall (). According to the invention, such an electric terminal for leading a conductor through a wall () can be fastened to the wall () in a particularly simple fashion.

Electric terminal for leading a conductor through a wall

The present invention relates to a system for connecting electrical conductors to mutually different potentials, consisting of at least two electrical terminals () arranged alongside one another with plug receptacles () and at least two plug bridges () which have in each case at least two plug contacts () which are connected to one another via a top web () and can be plugged into the plug receptacles (). In order to specify a system for connecting electrical conductors to mutually different potentials in which a high degree of flexibility of the electrical connections is made possible in conjunction with a reduced space requirement, it is proposed that the plug bridges () and the electrical terminals () are embodied in a manner coordinated with one another in such a way that one plug bridge () can be plugged into plug receptacles () of the same electrical terminal () and the other plug bridge () can be plugged crosswise with respect thereto into plug receptacles () of two electrical terminals () arranged indirectly or directly alongside one another.

System for connecting electric conductors with potentials which differ from one another and plug-in adapter for the system

The invention relates to an electric terminal for leading a conductor through a wall, comprising a first terminal piece () to be mounted on one side of the wall, and a second terminal piece () to be mounted on the other side of the wall. The first terminal piece () has a first connecting element () and a holding element () for positioning the first connecting element (), while the second terminal piece () has a busbar () to be electrically connected to the first connecting element (). According to the invention, the first connecting element () in such an electric terminal for leading a conductor through a wall can be connected to the conductor and/or the busbar () in a particularly simple fashion because the first connecting element () is positioned in the first terminal piece () by the holding element ().

Electric terminal for leading a line through a wall

A multifunction device for prefabricating marking labels, having a top side configured to be printed on and a bottom side opposite the top side with a profiling, includes a printing device and at least one of a separating device and a perforation device. A feeder unit is configured to feed blank marking labels of a finite-length or endless material. A holder element including a recess is configured to receive the marking labels, including the profiling, so as to fix the marking labels in position during a passing over of the printing device and the at least one of the separating device and perforation device.

Multifunction device for prefabricating marking labels

A lead-through terminal for leading an electric line through a wall, having a first terminal housing and a second terminal housing, at least one first conductor connection member in the first terminal housing and at least one conductor connection member in the second terminal housing, and a bus bar electrically connecting the first conductor connection member to the second conductor connection member when the first terminal housing and the second terminal housing are connected together. The two conductor connection members each have a leg spring and a metal part, the leg springs each having a clamping leg and a contact leg, the clamping legs and corresponding metal parts each form a spring-force clamp connection for connection of an electrical conductor. The bus bar is arranged in the first terminal housing and electrically conductively connected at a first end thereof to the metal part of the first conductor connection member.

Lead-through terminal

A modular terminal having a terminal housing, a busbar, and two terminal elements for connecting two conductors to the busbar. Two functional slots are formed at both connecting ends in the terminal housing. The first functional slot provides a first connection possibility for a first test socket or a test plug, and, the second functional slot provides a second connection possibility for a fixed link or a jumper. In order to be able to mount the testing and switching equipment in a simple and flexible manner in the modular terminal, an additional third functional slot is formed at both connecting ends in the terminal housing, a third connection possibility corresponding to the third functional slot is formed at both connecting ends in the busbar, and the connection possibilities in the busbar are openings into which test sockets, test plugs, fixed links, or jumpers can be alternatively plugged.

Modular terminal and modular terminal block

The invention relates to an electric connector terminal for guiding a circuit through a wall (), having a first terminal () to be mounted at a side of the wall and a second terminal () to be mounted at the other side of the wall (), with the first terminal () comprising a connector element () to connect to the second terminal (), the connector element () can be inserted into the second terminal (), the second terminal () comprising a power line () for the electric connection to the first terminal (), the power line () can be inserted into the connector element (), and the surface of the connector element () facing away from the power line () comprising a creepage power extension (). The creepage power extension () according to the invention increases the creepage distance, so that the electric connector terminal according to the invention can be impinged with higher voltages.

Electric connection terminal for guiding a circuit through a wall

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Heinz Reibke