Ebm-papst Mulfingen Gmbh & Co Kg

Othmar Ströbel

Dieter Best

Stefanie Wolfarth

Christian Zeller

A cable holder () attaches to a cable () with a plurality of cores (). The cable holder () has a receiving body () with a plurality of receiving chambers (). The chambers () extend in a cable longitudinal direction (L). An insertion opening () is formed at least on one side of the receiving chamber for inserting an end of a core (). A fastening portion () is connected to the receiving chamber (). The fastening portion () fastens the cable holder () to the outer sheath of the cable () by a fastening device () engaging around the cable ().

Cable holder for storing unused cores of a multicore cable

The invention relates to a wall ring for receiving an axial fan in particular, comprising an annular body with a central longitudinal axis, a flow inlet opening, a flow outlet opening, and an electric heating element in particular, said heating element being arranged on at least some sections of the circumference of the annular body. A profiled covering section made of a thermally insulating material is removably fixed to an outer surface of the annular body at least in some sections of the circumference, said profiled covering section together with the annular body forming a receiving area in the region of the annular wall of the annular body in order to receive the electric heating element.

Wall ring with wall ring heating element for axial fans

A stator arrangement for an electric motor. The stator arrangement including a laminated stator core with stator windings running through stator grooves and forming winding overhangs at each end face of the laminated stator core. The stator arrangement also includes an interconnection unit having a switching disk covering the winding overhangs on one end face of the stator. The switching disk further including at least one temperature monitor mounted thereon for monitoring the temperature of the stator windings. The temperature monitor being seated in a holding pocket that is resiliently connected to the switching disk in such a manner that, when positioned in one of the stator grooves, it is resiliently biased into engagement with a stator winding.

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Schrozberg, Germany

Othmar Ströbel