Phoenix Contact

About: Phoenix Contact is a company organization based out in Middletown, Pennsylvania, United States. It is known for research contribution in the topics: Terminal (electronics) & Clamping. The organization has 1257 authors who have published 2097 publications receiving 7673 citations. The organization is also known as: Phoenix Contact (Germany).

Connection box for electrically connecting solar module, has clamp spring passing from one position into another position during attachment of housing upper part on housing lower part, so that connection line is automatically contactable

Abstract: The box has a housing with a housing lower part and a housing upper part (4). An actuating element (12) is arranged on the housing upper part, where the actuating element is inwardly projected. A clamp spring (6) passes from one position into another position during attachment of the housing upper part on the housing lower part, so that a connection line (7) is automatically contactable, where the connection line is inserted between a clamping arm (5) of the clamp spring and a contact section (11) of a metal part. An independent claim is also included for a method for assembling a connection box.

Electric connection body for a charging connector and/or a charging socket, charging connector and charging station for supplying electric energy to a receiver of electrical energy

Abstract: The present invention discloses an electric connector body (10) for a charging plug (100) and / or a charging socket, said electric connection body (10) has a first terminal portion (11) for electrical connection to an electrical power receiver and a second terminal portion (20) for electrical connection having an electric power source, said electric connection body (10) being characterized in that said cooling fluid channel formed in an electrical connector body (10) (30). Further, the present invention discloses a charging plug (100) for coupling with a corresponding connecting device and for transmitting electrical energy, wherein the charging connector (100) being characterized in that this an electric connecting body according to the invention (10), wherein said coolant fluid passage (30) of the electric connector body (10) is fluidly connected to a cooling fluid source. Furthermore, the present invention discloses a loading station for delivering electrical energy to a receiver of electrical energy, wherein the charging station is characterized in that it comprises a charging plug of the invention (100) and a source of cooling fluid having fluidverbindbar with the cooling fluid channel (30) of the electric connector body (10) is.

Electric Connection Clamp or Terminal Clamp

Abstract: An electric connection clamp or terminal clamp for connecting a terminal conductor has a clamp spring and a metal part. The clamp spring has a clamp limb and a contact limb, a recess for introducing the electric conductor being formed in said contact limb. The clamp limb and the contact limb are curved in such a manner that the end of the clamp limb penetrates through the recess. The end of the clamp limb and the contact limb form a spring force clamping connection for the conductor that is to be connected. The ends of the limbs each have a securing section and the securing section of the contact limb extends counter to the direction of introduction of the conductor through the recess.

Method and control device for controlling an automating system

Abstract: Methods for accessing a control module that can be executed in a control device of an automating system are provided. The method includes the steps of providing the control module in the control device; providing a first interface module in the control device; providing a second interface module in the control device; connecting the control device with an operating device via a network; transferring the second interface module from the control device to the operating device, whereby the operating device comprises input and output devices for operation by a user; executing the second interface module by the operating device; and transferring data between the first and the second interface modules.