Illuminated Display Suspension Clamps for Variable Width Panels

The invention divides the electrical connection system into multiple independent pathways by introducing clamps at opposite edges of each panel. Each clamp independently locks a cable and transmits electrical energy through the panel via conductive tracks, allowing panels of different widths to be accommodated while maintaining simplified energy distribution.

The clamps serve multiple functions: they mechanically lock cables to panels, provide electrical connection points, and enable both suspension and power transmission. This multi-functionality allows the same component to adapt to panels of varying widths while maintaining the simplified two-cable architecture.

The invention merges the suspension function and electrical connection function into a single integrated system. The cables that provide flexible suspension also serve as electrical conductors, and the clamps that lock the cables simultaneously provide both mechanical support and electrical contact points, achieving both flexibility and stability.

The system uses electrically conductive cables and conductive tracks on panel surfaces to create a composite electrical-mechanical connection system. This allows the suspension structure to simultaneously bear mechanical loads and transmit electrical energy, improving both stability and flexibility.