Weidmuller Interface Gmbh & Co. Kg

Matthias Bönsch

Christian Heggemann

Stephan Fehling

Torsten Diekmann

Jens Oesterhaus

Frank Hackemack

Michael Lenschen

Klaus Holterhoff

Reinhard Nolting

Klaus Püschner

Xuefeng Ge

Bernhard Jaschke

Thorsten Beck

Torsten Wünsche

Michael Gerkens

Jörg Richts

Klaus-Dieter Endres

Bernd Küppers

Thomas Salomon

Christopher Smith

Niels Dallmann

Thomas Kriete

Bernd KÜPPERS

Sven ELSÄSSER

Claudius Cremer

Karl-Heinz Stükerjürgen

A connection device for charging an electric vehicle includes a main unit on which a charging socket is arranged for plugging in a charging cable for connecting to the electric vehicle or to which the charging cable is connected directly. The connection device includes an additional connection with a separate additional housing on which an additional charging socket for a further charging cable is arranged or to which the further charging cable is connected directly.

Connection device for charging an electric vehicle

A connection assembly for a photovoltaic module includes at least one cell assembly which is externally contactable to at least two contacts. The connection assembly includes at least one bypass diode, which is arranged externally of the at least one cell assembly and connected in parallel to the at least one cell assembly. The connection assembly is characterized in that the connection assembly has at least one plug receptacle into which the bypass diode can be plugged in with plug contacts. A photovoltaic module with such a connection assembly is also provided.

Photovoltaic module and connection arrangement for a photovoltaic module

The invention relates to a plug connector (), having: a receiving element () for receiving a plug-in element of the first type () or a plug-in element of the second type () at least in certain areas; and - a push-pull locking system () for producing a push-pull locking between the connector () and the plug-in element of the first type (); wherein the push-pull locking system () has at least one locking element () which is arranged at least regionally in a recess () of the receiving element () provided for the at least one locking element (), and wherein the receiving element () has at least one latching means () which is provided and designed to with at least one complementary latching means () of the plug element, of the second type () to be brought into engagement.

Push-pull electrical connector

An adaptor is provided for connecting an electrical cable with an electrical connector. The adaptor includes a housing and an insert which are coaxially arranged and connected for free rotation relative to each other. The outer surface of the insert contains an annular recess and at least one pin is arranged on an inner surface of the housing. When a portion of the insert including the recess is arranged within a portion of the housing, the pin is inserted into the recess to connect the insert with the housing while permitting rotation therebetween. The free rotation prevent torque from being transmitted to an electrical cable connected with the insert.

Cable adaptor

A connection apparatus for connecting electrical devices, in particular electric motors to an AC system, has a housing which has at least one housing portion. A plurality of first and second conductor terminals are arranged in the at least one housing portion. Each conductor terminal has at least one or two or more individual terminals and a configuration plug. The configuration plug electrically connects individual or a plurality of the first and/or second conductor terminals in at least two different positions in order to obtain at least two different circuit types. The configuration plug is rotatably or slidably guided in or on the housing or at least on the at least one housing portion. Due to this relative movement, plug can be rotated and/or displaced into at least two different positions, in order to provide the at least two different circuit types.

Connection apparatus with variable electrical connection between conductor terminals

A connector block arrangement includes a first connector block housing having a row of first contacts, a second connector block housing having a row of second contacts in engagement with the first contacts when the connector block housings are in a connected condition, a conductive jumper device having a base portion and a plurality of resilient fingers normally connecting together a group of the second contacts, and an electrically-insulated code device carried by one of the housings for selectively disengaging from the jumper device at least one of the contacts of the second contact group. The code device has a planar generally comb-like configuration including a base portion arranged in an opening contained in either one of the connector block housings, and at least one code bar portion operable to separate a resilient finger of the jumper device from the corresponding contact to be disengaged.

Connector apparatus with code means

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Bielefeld, Germany

Matthias Bönsch