Souriau Et Cie

Souriau & Cie

Henri Le Bris

Marie-Noelle Bonnetier

Marie N Bonnetier

An electrical connector comprises a front insulating body formed with a plurality of parallel passages formed with respective abutment shoulders and having a rear tubular skirt; a plurality of electrical contacts each in a passage and in abutment against the shoulder thereof and an electrically insulating plate insertable into and within the skirt. The plate has catch fingers arranged for abutment against a rearwardly directed shoulder formed on each contact for locking the contact. The plate can be locked in abutment against the front insulating body. The passages in the front insulating body have such a shape that they prevent the catch fingers from spreading apart and that they maintain the catch fingers against the shoulders of the contacts when the plate is in abutment against the insulating plate. An intermediate adapter has a tubular section which is insertable from the rear onto the skirt of the front insulating body and has forwardly projecting resilient fastening fingers arranged for snapping into recesses of the front insulating body when the intermediate adapter is forced into complete insertion.

Electrical connector locking ring

A distribution box has a housing carrying inlet and outlet connector sockets on two major faces and contains an internal printed circuit providing connections between the sockets and enabling the contacts of the connectors to be interconnected. The internal printed circuit is carried by two single-face boards placed back-to-back and interconnected by a flexible connecting circuit and the contacts of the connectors-and optionally of fuse-carriers placed on a single side of the board bearing the printed circuit are soldered in plate through-holes in the boards.

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Antony, France

Henri Le Bris