Auto-kabel Management Gmbh

Philipp Dohrmann

Simon Betscher

Markus Moszynski

An electrical disconnecting device comprising a housing, a first terminal lug () inserted into the housing, a second terminal lug () inserted into the housing, a current path forming between the first and second terminal lugs () in a closed state, a separation point () spatially located between the terminal lugs, the separation point () disconnecting the current path between the terminal lugs () in the separated state, a actuator () influencing a separation of the separation point (), a channel formed in the housing between the actuator () and the separation point (), the actuator closing the channel on a side facing away from the separation point, and a connecting element which is arranged on the side of the actuator facing away from the channel and accommodates at least two electrical connections of the actuator, characterized in that the connecting element accommodates at least two contact elements of a switching path, in that the contact elements are each guided into the channel via connecting webs and are short-circuited to one another in the channel at a connecting point in such a way that, when the actuator is triggered, the connecting point is moved away from the contact elements, so that the connecting webs are mechanically disconnected.

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Mönchengladbach, Germany

Philipp Dohrmann