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Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Johann Cisey

Luc Doutaz

Pascal Lafragette

Electrical and mechanical connecting device designed to be connected to a connection unit, including at least two fixing branches, at least one of these branches being elastic, each including at its end means of fixing to a connection unit, at least a first mechanical bearing point bearing against the connection unit, situated between the ends including the fixing means of the two branches, a second bearing point promoting the electrical contact between the connection unit and the device, also situated between the ends including the fixing means of the two branches, and the means of connection to an external conductive component.

Electrical and mechanical connecting device for an electrical connection unit

This device comprises a connection module () intended to be coupled with the longitudinal mating face of a box () and making an electrical connection with, on the one hand, pins protruding from this longitudinal mating face and, on the other hand, with conducting cables, the module () and the box () being mated by a system of slides () allowing them to be fastened by longitudinal sliding, with locking by a resilient tab (). The resilient tab () is associated with the box () and is intended to cooperate with a locking member () associated with the connection module ().

Connection device for an electronic box

Connection device for an electronic box includes a connection module intended to be mated with the longitudinal assembling face of a box and making an electrical connection with, on the one hand, pins projecting from this longitudinal assembling face and, on the other hand, with conducting cables. The pins are longitudinal and the module is fastened to the box by a system of discontinuous slideways allowing them to be fastened by longitudinal sliding and reversible locking via a resilient tab fitted into a recess in the box.

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Saint Symphorien d'Ancelles, France

Johann Cisey