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US 2016/0240979 A1Published application
Grounding type elbow connector
AssigneePyungil Co., Ltd.
InventorsJong Min JOO, Kyoung Sun CHOI, Jin Sub AN, Chung Mo JE
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Abstract
A grounding type elbow connector includes an insulation plug having an electrically-conductive stud bolt, an insulation body, and an insulation rod that is detachably fitted into a through-hole of the insulation body. A grounding unit having a grounding rod and to which a grounding cable is connected is connected alone, or selectively coupled in a state a grounding inspection connection unit is connected, to the elbow connector after the insulation body is dissembled from the elbow connector.
Claims4
A grounding type elbow connector comprising:
- an insulation housing formed of an electrically-insulating material and having a horizontally-symmetric structure in which a cable receiving part extending in a vertical direction crosses a bushing connection part and a voltage detection part extending in a horizontal direction;
- a conductor assembled through the cable receiving part into a center of an internal space between the bushing connection part and the voltage detection part and to which a cable is connected;
- an insulation plug formed of an insulation resin and assembled with the voltage detection part;
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- an insulation cap electrically insulating the insulation plug,
- wherein the insulation plug includes:
- an insulation body in which an electrically-conductive stud bolt is insert-formed on a front end of the insulation body and a connecting through-hole is formed inside the insulation body at a rear side of the stud bolt;
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- an insulation rod that is detachably fitted into the through-hole,
- wherein a grounding unit having a grounding rod and to which a grounding cable is connected is connected alone, or selectively coupled in a state a grounding inspection connection unit is connected, to the elbow connector after the insulation body is dissembled from the elbow connector.
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