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Grohe Ag

Horn Gmbh & Co. Kg

Maser, Frank

Thomas Salomon

Joachim Bury

Andreas Wedler

John Witt

Uwe Arlitt

Paulo Russo

Torsten Diekmann

Thomas Pieper

Peter Stuckmann

Günter Lucht

Guenter Lucht

Rainer Schulze

Klaus Holterhoff

Walter Hanning

Dennis C Mackey

Jens Oesterhaus

Frank Maser

Eckhard Gransow

Thorsten Diekmann

Karl-Heinz Stueckerjuergen

Hennig Stoffels-Korndorf

David Rehage

A coupling for pressure lines, having a housing () which has a continuous conveying duct () for a pressurised medium and can be connected by one end to a pressure source and attached by the opposite end to a connection nipple (), and having retaining jaws () which are arranged around the mouth of the conveying duct opening into the connection nipple () and which can be fixed by a locking mechanism in a position in which they engage around the connection nipple (), in which the retaining jaws () are each supported on a pivot bearing () and have, at the end remote from the connection nipple (), beyond pivot bearing (), an actuating arm () which can be actuated, in order to close the retaining jaws (), by a piston () subjected to the pressure of the medium.

Coupling for pressure lines

The invention relates to a circuit board arrangement for electrical separation of leads, comprising a fuse board configured to hold an electrical fuse, wherein the fuse board has electrical leads and openings formed between adjacent electrical leads; and comprising an insulating member configured to receive the fuse board, wherein the insulating member has separators, wherein the separators are configured to insert into the openings and electrically separate the leads.

Circuit board arrangement having electrical leads for holding an electrical fuse

The invention concerns a function component upper part () for placing on a function component lower part () of a function component (), having a first interface for electrically connecting the function component lower part () of the function component (), and a second interface for electricallyconnecting a housing upper part () of the function component ().

Function component upper part for a component construction system

A connection device for connecting electrical conductors includes a sheath clamp comprising a bottom part and a top part, a contact carrier to which the bottom portion of the sheath clamp is attached, and a detachable insulating cap configured for rotabably receiving the top part of the sheath clamp, wherein the detachable insulating cap is permanently connected to the contact carrier.

Connection device for connecting electrical conductors

An electrical connector for electrically contacting an electrical conductor includes a sheath clamp configured for insertion of the electrical conductor, a plug contact pin for fitting onto a socket, and a contact bridge on which the sheath clamp and the plug contact pin are secured. A connection device includes an electrical connector and a contact support. The electrical connector includes a sheath clamp and a plug contact pin. The contact support is configured to receive the electrical connector and includes a sheath clamp aperture and a plug aperture.

Electrical connector with a sheath clamp

The invention concerns a functional component () for a component construction system () for electrical connection to a bridge module () which comprises a housing () with a component-securing arrangement () for securing the functional component () to a support profile rail ().

Device for securing a functional component to a support rail

The present invention relates to a modular component assembly system comprising a supporting profiled rail () and at least one bridging module () for electrically connecting at least one functional component, wherein the bridging module () comprises a modular locking means () for locking the bridging module () onto the supporting profiled rail ().

Component assembly system

Electrical connector

The present invention relates to a bridging module () for electrically connecting a functional component of a component assembly system, said bridging module comprising a module housing () which has an interlocking device () for detachably and interlockingly holding the bridging module () on a profiled mounting rail.

Bridging module having a housing with a latching device for latching to a mounting rail

A component assembly system includes a supporting profiled rail, a functional component, and a bridging module configured to electrically connect to the functional component. The bridging module includes a module retention device configured to hold the bridging module on the supporting profiled rail. The functional component is configured to partly seat onto the bridging module, and includes a component retention device configured to hold the functional component on the supporting profiled rail. A locking slide is configured to releasably fix a functional component to a supporting profiled rail. The locking slide is configured to positively engage around the supporting profiled rail.

Electrical connector device

The present invention relates to a carrier module () for fieldbus modules that can be snapped onto a carrier profile and is movable on the carrier profile, with a first plug connector (L) for electrically and mechanically connecting a left-side fieldbus module to the carrier module () and with a second plug connector (R) for electrically and mechanically connecting a right-side fieldbus module to the carrier module ().

Modular fieldbus system, carrier module and fieldbus module

In a spray forming element for a shower head having a housing, a plurality of axial-flow spray outlet elements, a housing base which has passage openings for the spray outlet elements, each of the spray outlet elements being pivotably mounted in the housing base, and which additionally has a gear mechanism for moving the spray outlet elements, in order to transmit a force to the spray outlet elements, a single gear element having a gate is provided, by means of which the spray outlet elements are positively guided and, during a movement of the gear element, the movement of all the spray outlet elements is carried out simultaneously.

Spray forming element for a shower head

An electrical, electronic, fiber-optic, hydraulic, or pneumatic component is mounted upon a rectangular support body having an upper surface containing at least one linear groove, wherein a first connector is mounted in protectively concealed relation adjacent a given vertical side wall of the groove beneath an overhanging portion of the support body that extends partially into the groove, and a second connector extends downwardly from the component into the groove when the component is seated on the top surface of the support body. When the component is mechanically or manually horizontally displaced laterally of the groove from its initial inserted position toward a connected position adjacent the given vertical wall, the second connector is brought into connection with the first connector. In the preferred embodiment, the first and second connectors are electrical devices connected with electrical or electronic circuits contained within the component.

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Verl, Germany

Thomas Salomon