Lever-type connector
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsTohru Kobayashi, Shoji Yamamoto
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Abstract
A lever-type connector includes a housing and a wire cover. Shafts are extended from the housing. A lever attached to the housing has a pair of parallel plates and a grip portion connecting the parallel plates. Each of the parallel plates is formed with a hole in which the shaft is inserted. A projection provided on the wire cover abuts one of the parallel plates in a state where the lever is attached to the housing so that the grip portion is disposed at a side of the lead-out port. A rotation preventing part is provided at one of the shafts and the hole of the one of the parallel plates and prevents a rotation of the lever in a state where the one of the parallel plates is deformed by the abutment of the projection.
Claims5
A lever-type connector, comprising:
- a housing formed with an opening in front face thereof in a first direction in which a mating connector is fitted, and having a rear face from which a wire is led out in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction;
- a wire cover attached to the housing and having a lead-out port of the wire opening in the second direction;
- a pair of shafts extended from both sides of the housing in a third direction orthogonal to both of the first direction and the second direction;
- a lever attached to the housing and having a pair of parallel plates and a grip portion connecting the parallel plates, each of the parallel plates formed with a hole in which the shaft is inserted;
- a projection provided on the wire cover and configured to abut one of the parallel plates in a state where the lever is attached to the housing so that the grip portion is disposed at a side of the lead-out port;
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- a rotation preventing part provided at one of the shafts and the hole of the one of the parallel plates and configured to prevent a rotation of the lever in a state where the one of the parallel plates is deformed by the abutment of the projection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.