Electrical connectors – Comprising coupling part of indeterminate length laterally... – Included in prefabricated building panel
Patent
1994-12-23
1997-03-04
Paumen, Gary F.
Electrical connectors
Comprising coupling part of indeterminate length laterally...
Included in prefabricated building panel
439211, H01R 2500
Patent
active
056073178
ABSTRACT:
A modular electrical system for mounting on furniture components such as wall panels. The system includes modules which each include at least one power block provides increased electrical circuit capacity, which capacity in the preferred embodiment is at least six electrical circuits. The power block provides different groupings of circuits which are externally accessible, such as for connection to removable receptacle units, on opposite sides thereof. Flexible electrical connectors are provided for connection to and transmitting electrical power between power blocks of adjacent panels. Each connector transmits only one grouping of electrical circuits therethrough, whereby two such connectors are normally utilized for connection between adjacent power blocks of adjacent panels to transmit all electrical circuits therebetween. The individual flexible electrical connectors can be used for transmitting electrical energy into branching panels, which branching panels may be provided with only the selected grouping of circuits.
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Benscoter Richard D.
Emery David E.
King Steven J.
Haworth Inc.
Paumen Gary F.
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