Electrical plug-in connector
AssigneeERNI Production GmbH & Co. KG
InventorJuergen Lappoehn
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Abstract
An electrical plug-in connector having a first housing part and having a second housing part, blade contact elements being arranged in the first or second housing part and spring contact elements being arranged in the second or first housing part which are adapted to the blade contacts and can be inserted therein, has a locking clip which, when it engages around the first or second housing part in a manner substantially parallel to the plug-in direction when the two housing parts are plugged into each other, can be locked in or on the second or first housing part.
Claims7
Electrical plug-in connector having a first housing part and having a second housing part,
- wherein first contact elements are arranged in the first housing part and second contact elements that are able to be plugged into the first contact elements are arranged in the second housing part,
- wherein a locking clip is able to be locked on the first housing part while it partially encloses the second housing part when both housing parts are plugged into each other,
- wherein guide elements running substantially parallel to the plugging direction are arranged in the second housing part for guiding clip arms of the locking clip,
- wherein latch elements are provided in the first housing part for locking with counterpart latch elements arranged on the clip arms,
- wherein the locking clip is designed to be U-shaped, wherein the clip arms are two U-shaped leas that are bent fundamentally orthogonally from a base, and
- wherein the guide elements arranged on the second housing part are designed as protrusions, wherein the U-shaped legs have grooves on their respective inner side, wherein the grooves face towards the protrusions on the second housing part, with which grooves the protrusions engage in a sliding manner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.