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7results about "Partially enclosed bus-bar installations" patented technology

Bus duct holder bracket

PendingCN122159109APartially enclosed bus-bar installationsTotally enclosed bus-bar installationsControl theoryBus
A busway retainer bracket is provided that includes a base member configured to provide a base support to the busway retainer bracket, a longitudinal member extending perpendicularly from the base member to form an upright structural support, a top member extending perpendicularly from the longitudinal member in a direction parallel to the base member to collectively form with the base member and the longitudinal member a U-shaped configuration for supporting lateral busway members, wherein the base member is configured to be placed in a lateral spacing between the lateral busway members and then angularly displaced at a predetermined angle to secure the bracket with the lateral busway members, and a plurality of slots configured on the top member that are configured to receive adjustable elements fastened by threaded fasteners to allow adjustment and securement of the positioning of the busway retainer bracket on a mounting surface.
Owner:VERTIV CORP

Rack busbar device and manufacturing method thereof

PendingUS20260142059A1Coupling device connectionsPartially enclosed bus-bar installationsBusbarIndustrial engineering
A rack busbar device includes a housing, a first fastener and an inner assembly. The inner assembly is disposed in the housing and includes two busbars, an insulation bar disposed between and isolating the two busbars, and a second fastener penetrating through the two busbars and the insulation bar to secure the two busbars with the insulation bar. The second fastener is entirely located within the housing. The first fastener penetrates through the housing, the two busbars and the insulation bar to secure the inner assembly inside the housing.
Owner:BIZLINK INT CORP

Electrical power distribution system

A modular electrical distribution system (100, 200, 300), such as for powering an electrical conveyor, includes a conductor section (110, 210, 310), a movable cover (132, 350), a branch coupler (112, 212, 312), and a power supply cord (126a, 320, 326). The conductor section (110, 210, 310) has a pair of opposing end connectors (122, 124; 142, 144; 224, 226; 250; 330, 332) that are compatible with one another so that two or more conductor sections can be attached end-to-end. The conductor section has an intermediate connector (130, 348) disposed between opposing end connectors for receiving a plug of the branch coupler. A movable cover (132, 350) can be moved over the intermediate connector to prevent intrusion of contaminants and preclude access to live electrical contacts. The plug can engage the intermediate connector when the cover is displaced away from the intermediate connector.
Owner:BYRNE NORMAN R

Bus bar unit and brushless motor

PendingUS20260180302A1Magnetic circuit stationary partsPartially enclosed bus-bar installationsBrushless motorsStructural engineering
A bus bar unit includes a bus bar having an approximately arc-shaped base plate portion; and a non-conductive holder configured to cover the base plate portion. The holder includes: an exposure portion that exposes a part of the base plate portion; and a guide portion that guides a conductive wire to be connected to the part to the exposure portion to be bent. Alternatively, a bus bar unit may include a bus bar having a plate-shaped base plate portion; and a resin holder configured to cover the base plate portion. The holder includes: an exposure portion that exposes only a part of the base plate portion in a first direction; and a guide portion that guides a conductive wire to be joined to the part from a second direction to the first direction.
Owner:MABUCHI MOTOR CO LTD

Busbar assembly

A busbar assembly includes a first and a second busbar, an intermediate insulating member, an insulation mounting assembly, and a fastener. The busbars are arranged at an interval in a thickness direction of the busbar assembly. First and second through holes are formed in respective ones of the busbars. The intermediate insulating member is arranged between the first busbar and the second busbar. A third through hole is formed in the intermediate insulating member and is aligned with the corresponding through holes in the thickness direction. At least a portion of the insulation mounting assembly is inserted through the aligned first, second, and third through holes to fix the first busbar and the second busbar relative to the intermediate insulating member. The fastener is mounted at least partially within the insulation mounting assembly to fix the insulation mounting assembly, the intermediate insulating member, the first and second busbars.
Owner:TE CONNECTIVITY SOLUTIONS GMBH +1