Phoenix Contact Gmbh & Co.

Phoenix Contact Gmbh + Co. Kg

Jürgen Feye-Hohmann

Heinz Reibke

Markus Lohr

Jens-Uwe Henkel

Thomas Scheib

Ralf Dipl-Ing Beckmann

The invention relates to an electrical spike connector for electrically contacting a first electrical conducting track of a first electrical line piece (), said first electrical conducting track being insulated by means of an insulating layer, comprising a socket element () having a first conductive spike () and comprising a socket mating element () for retaining the first electrical line piece, wherein the first conductive spike () of the socket element () can be pressed against the first electrical line piece retained in the socket mating element () in order to pierce the insulating layer and to electrically contact the first electrical conducting track.

Electrical spike connector

An electric connection device for connecting a conductor having at least one contact bush of a conductive material with a clearing for a contact spring and a contact spring disposed thereat which clamps a conductor plugged into the contact bush from a plug-in side against the inner wall of the contact bush wherein the contact spring is pivotable outwardly through the clearing.

Electric connection device

Electric connection device for connecting a conductor having at least one contact bush of a conductive material with a clearing for a contact spring and a contact spring disposed thereat which clamps a conductor plugged into the contact bush from a plug-in side against the inner wall of the contact bush wherein the contact spring is pivotable outwardly through the clearing.

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Detmold, Germany

Jürgen Feye-Hohmann