Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Peter Otto

Klaus Wechsler

Max Hundseder

A telephone station is composed of a handset and a housing composed of an upper housing part and a bottom tub. In order to reduce the risk of an arc-over due to electrostatic discharge between the joining locations of the bottom tub and the upper housing part to damage the electronic components in the interior of the telephone housing, the upper housing part has an edge region which overlaps a rim provided on the bottom tub with a substantially large amount of overlap.

Telephone station having a housing with electrostatic protection

A connecting panel for joining communication components, the connecting panel having projections introduceable into pocket-shaped receptacles in the base of the communication components and being held in guides at the base. The connecting panel is designed essentially Y-shaped and has projections spacially offset relative to one another. These projections are at two arms that proceed parallel to one another and are joined to one another by a centrally located arm. A further arm proceeding perpendicularly relative to the centrally located arm has a projection proceeding in its longitudinal axis. The guides provided at the base are in the form of ribs having a T-shaped cross section.

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Munich, Germany

Peter Otto