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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 06, 2008
Filed:
Jun. 21, 2007
Rachid Ainceri, Darmstadt, DE;
Harald Michael Lutsch, Langen, DE;
Rachid Ainceri, Darmstadt, DE;
Harald Michael Lutsch, Langen, DE;
Yazaki Europe Ltd., Hertfordshire, GB;
Abstract
A cable connector for electrically conductingly connecting a plurality of separate cables which each are provided with an insulation and an electrical conductor, comprising a connecting sleeve which forms a longitudinal axis), which is continuously open along the longitudinal axis which, along the longitudinal axis, comprises, at a distance from one another, a first open receiving portion and a second open receiving portion, which comprises a connecting portion which is arranged between the two receiving portions, wherein the first receiving portion of the connecting sleeve serves for receiving at least one first cable which is received therein with a first seal being connected therebetween, wherein a bared first conductor portion of the at least one first cable projects into the connecting portion, wherein the second receiving portion of the connecting sleeve serves to receive at least one second cable which is received therein with a second seal being connected therebetween, wherein a bared second conductor portion of the at lest one second cable projects into the connecting portion overlapping with the at least one first conductor portion of the at least one first cable by means of an overlapping portion, wherein the connecting portion, in a plastically deformed way, presses together the bared conductor portions of all cables.