Electrical junction assembly
AssigneeKidde Consumer Durables Corp.
InventorLester Gilman
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Abstract
An electrical junction assembly is disclosed for electrically coupling mating bus bars of two adjacent tracks having single or double sets of bus bars. The assembly may contain the electrical conductors for supplying current to the bus bars. The assembly may be L, I, T or X-shaped. The assembly is removably coupled to the tracks in a manner to facilitate ease of coupling and uncoupling.
Claims12
An electrical junction assembly for electrically coupling mating bus bars of two adjacent tracks comprising a non-conductive body portion having at least two integral legs, a ground overlying a part of said body portion, at least two mating distributor members of electrically conductive material, each distributor member having a body and at least two flanges generally perpendicular to a plane of the body, each flange having at least one leg, each flange leg being integral in one piece with and extending from one end of its associated flange, each flange leg having a tab lying generally perpendicular to its leg and generally parallel to its associated body, said two distributor members being arranged in a set with a non-conductive spacer therebetween so that the tabs of a pair of legs extending outwardly away from each other beyond opposite side faces of each of said body portion legs, and means coupling said components into an assembled relationship.
An electrical junction assembly for electrically coupling mating bus bars of two adjacent tracks comprising first, second and third non-conductive body portions each having at least two legs, a ground plate overlying each leg of said first body portion, two sets of mating distributor members with said second body portion therebetween and each set juxtaposed to one of said first and third body portions, each distributor member having a flat body and at least two flanges generally perpendicular to a plane of the body, each flange having at least one leg, each flange leg being integral in one piece with and extending from one end of its associated flange, each flange leg having a flat tab lying generally perpendicular to its leg and generally parallel to its associated body, two of said distributor members being identical and arranged in a set back to back with a non-conductive spacer therebetween so that the tabs of a pair of legs extending outwardly at the same elevation away from each other beyond side faces of each leg of said body portions, and means coupling said components into an assembled relationship and preventing relative rotation.
An electrical junction assembly for electrically coupling mating bus bars of two adjacent tracks comprising first, second and third non-conductive body portions each having at least two legs, said body portions being superimposed over one another with the second body portion being between the other body portions, a ground plate overlying each leg of said first body portion, a first set of two mating distributor members between said first and second body portions, a second set of mating distributor members between said second body portion and said third body portion, each set of distributor members including two distributor members having a non-conductive spacer therebetween, each distributor member having a flat body and at least two flanges generally perpendicular to a plane of the body, each flange having at least one leg integral in one piece therewith, each flange leg having a flat tab generally parallel to its associated body, the distributor members of each set being identical and arranged back to back so that the tabs of a pair of legs extend outwardly at the same elevation away from each other beyond side faces of each leg of said body portions, and means removably coupling said components into an assembled relationship and preventing relative rotation of the components thereof.
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