Plug-type mount
AssigneeSFS intec Holding AG
InventorsSascha Costabel, Markus Schmidt
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AssigneeSFS intec Holding AG
InventorsSascha Costabel, Markus Schmidt
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A plug-type mount is provided for releasably holding an equipment part such as a panel or an interior trim part on a sub-frame such as a fuselage. The plug-type mount (5) includes a first holder (30) and a second holder (35) which can be fastened to one another with the aid of a holding pin (11) and a housing (20), in which the holding pin (11) can be releasably locked. The holders (30, 35) carry in each case at least one electrical contact (33, 34) and are configured in such a way that, in the case of the holding pin (11) being locked in the housing (20), the holders (30, 35) are fastened to one another and the electrical contacts (33, 34) are connected electrically. Excessive cable lengths can be avoided by the preferable use of the plug-type mount (5) in an airplane because the electrical connection is also produced and disconnected as the mechanical connection is produced and disconnected.
A plug mount (5) for a detachable fastening of an equipment part, the plug mount comprising a fastening pin (11), including at one end a groove (24) for fixing the fastening pin (11) and at the other end an elastic washer-shaped damper (15) for damping oscillations at assembly of the fastening pin (11), which is arranged on the fastening pin (11) between a fastening washer (26) and an axially displaceable glide washer, and having a housing (20) in which a spring pre-stressed slide (22) is supported, which is displaceable by inserting the fastening pin (11) into an opening (37) of the housing (20) against spring pre-tension and subsequently can latch in the groove (24) of the fastening pin (22) by the spring pre-tension, with one of the damper (15) or the housing (20) being assembled to the equipment part and the other one of the damper or the housing being assembled to the sub-frame, a first fastener (30) is mounted to the housing (20) and the glide washer is embodied as a part (27) of a second fastener (35), with the fasteners (30, 35) each carrying at least one electric contact (33, 34) and being embodied such that, when the fastening pin (11) is fixed in the housing (20), the fasteners (30, 35) are mounted to each other and the electric contacts (33, 34) are electrically connected.
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