Functional module with a housing
AssigneeEuchner GmbH + Co. KG
InventorMike Gehrke
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Abstract
The invention relates to a functional module with a housing. The housing is comprised of a holder for a submodule. The submodule can be mounted in the holder in two different rotary positions. The submodules of the functional module can be simply mounted on the functional module as independent elements and replaced on it when necessary. This leads, in particular, to a substantial reduction of expenses for repairs, because only the submodule has to be replaced when there is a defect in a submodule, for instance. Different configurations of the functional module are realized with minor effort because of the possibility of attaching the submodule(s) in different rotary positions on the functional module; especially simple adaptation to different applications is possible because of that.
Claims13
A locking module of a safety system with a housing, wherein the housing comprises a laterally opening latch holder and one or more submodule holders for one or more button submodules, wherein the one or more button submodules are mounted in the one or more submodule holders, the one or more button submodules are mounted in either a first rotary position or in a second rotary position rotated by 180° with respect to the first rotary position in the one or more submodule holders, and the one or more button submodules have rotationally invariant first electrical connectors that can make contact in an identical way in both the first rotary position and the second rotary position of the one or more button submodules with second electrical connectors in the housing of the locking module;
- and a right-hand handle module can be mounted on the laterally opening latch holder in a first rotational position of the locking module and that a left-hand handle module can be fixed in place on the laterally opening latch holder in a second rotational position of the locking module that is rotated by 180° with respect to the first rotational position.
A locking module of a safety system with a housing, wherein the housing comprises one or more submodule holders for one or more connection submodules, wherein the one or more connection submodules are mounted in the one or more submodule holders, the one or more connection submodules are mounted in either a first rotary position or in a second rotary position rotated by 180° with respect to the first rotary position in the one or more submodule holders, and the one or more connection submodules have rotationally invariant first electrical connectors that can make contact in an identical way in both the first rotary position and the second rotary position of the one or more connection submodules with second electrical connectors in the housing of the locking module;
- and a laterally opening latch holder for a door handle module is provided on the housing of the locking module.
A locking module of a safety system with a housing, wherein the housing comprises one or more first submodule holders for one or more button submodules and one or more second submodule holders for one or more connection submodules, wherein the one or more button submodules are mounted in the one or more first submodule holders and the one or more connection submodules are mounted in the one or more second submodule holders, the one or more button submodules are mounted in either a first rotary position or in a second rotary position rotated by 180° with respect to the first rotary position, the one or more connection submodules are mounted in either a third rotary position or in a fourth rotary position rotated by 180° with respect to the first rotary position, and the one or more button submodules have rotationally invariant first electrical connectors that can make contact in an identical way in both the first rotary position and the second rotary position of the one or more button submodules with second electrical connectors in the housing of the locking module, and the one or more connection submodules have rotationally invariant third electrical connectors that can make contact in an identical way in both the third rotary position and the fourth rotary position of the one or more connection submodules with fourth electrical connectors in the housing of the locking module.
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