Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Manuel Geitner

Markus Meier

Wolfgang Holmer

Bernhard Richter

Christoph Tomczak

Frank Zeitler

Andreas Fritsch

Paul Fröhlich

Jürgen Trottmann

Christian Sack

Werner Odörfer

Andreas Kneidl

Peter Haubner

Markus Riech

Gerhard Töpert

Norbert Lindner

Christian Löh

Michaela Koller

An electronic housing is disclosed for switching devices, including a housing lower part and a housing upper part. In an embodiment, a guide is formed in the interface region between the housing upper part and the housing lower part such that the housing upper part can be slid onto the housing lower part in the X direction via the guide in a fully automatic process.

Electronic housing for switching devices, in particular for low-voltage switching devices

A connection system includes a first connection module and a second connection module, which each have a first connection devices, the first connection module including a second connection device and the second connection module including a third connection device. There is a direct electrical connection between the first connection device of the connection module and the accommodated device and a direct mechanical connection between the connection module and the accommodated device. The first connection module can be locked directly to the third connection device such that the first connection module is electrically and mechanically connected to the second connection module. The third connection device is arranged such that, when the second connection device is locked to the third connection device, mechanical and electrical disconnection of the first connection module from the second connection module is prevented if the second connection module has received a device.

Connection system with modular expansion units having two or more devices

Safety relay

A clamping carrier element for flat assemblies includes a housing. In at least one embodiment, the clamping carrier element is configured on the upper face of the housing in such a manner that a plurality of clamping carrier elements can be stacked one above the other via a connection technique.

Stackable clamping carrier elements for flat assemblies

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Ursensollen, Germany

Manuel Geitner