Mounting system for arranging electric devices, for example, especially in switchgear cabinets
A mounting system ( 1 ) arranges electric devices ( 2 ), especially in switchgear cabinets. The mounting system ( 1 ) includes at least one preferably horizontal mounting strip ( 3 ) to which at least one device ( 2 ) can be secured. An ordering assembly ( 8 ) can be connected to the mounting strip ( 3 ) and used for ordering the connecting wires ( 34, 35 ) of the device ( 2 ) to be secured to the mounting strip ( 3 ). Ordering assembly ( 8 ) has a plurality of ordering segments ( 7, 9, 11 ) along the longitudinal direction of the mounting strip ( 3 ). The ordering segments are interconnected or rest against one another. One or more ordering segments ( 7, 9, 11 ) can be selectively detached from the ordering assembly ( 8 ) and can be removed from ordering assembly ( 8 ) to leave a gap ( 8 ) or be replaced by another ordering segment ( 7, 9, 11 ).
1. A mounting system for arranging electrical devices, comprising:
at least one horizontal mounting strip secured to at least one electrical device; and
an ordering assembly connected to said mounting strip ordering connecting lines coupled to said electrical device secured to said mounting strip, said ordering assembly having a plurality of different ordering segments arranged next to one another along a longitudinal direction of said mounting strip, said ordering segments being at least one of interconnected or resting against one another, at least one of the ordering segments being selectively detachable and removable from said ordering assembly to at least one of leave a gap in said ordering assembly or allow replacement with another ordering segment.
2. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
each said different ordering segment has an equal length in the longitudinal direction of said mounting strip.
3. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
adjacent ones of said ordering segments are interlinked at adjacent ends thereof in the longitudinal direction of said mounting strip.
4. A mounting system according to claim 3 wherein
adjacent ones of said ordering segments are releasably interlined with one another to allow relative motion therebetween diagonally relative to the longitudinal direction of said mounting strip.
5. A mounting system according to claim 3 wherein
adjacent ones of said ordering segments are releasably interlinked with one another to allow relative motion therebetween transversely relative to the longitudinal direction of said mounting strip.
6. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
said ordering assembly is formed as a single piece in an initial state thereof with the ordering segments lined up next to one another and comprises predetermined separation points equidistant and delimiting individual ones of said ordering segments.
7. A mounting system according to claim 6 wherein
each said separation point is disposed in a fastening section of said ordering assembly fastening said ordering assembly to said mounting strip.
8. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
each said ordering segment comprises a tool engagement surface on which a tool can be placed to detach the respective ordering segment from said mounting strip.
9. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
each said tool engagement surface is located in a center of the respective ordering segment in the longitudinal direction of said mounting strip.
10. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
each said ordering segment comprises a receiving channel receiving at least one of said connecting lines and comprises a deflectable leg disposed opposite said mounting strip allowing insertion of at least one of said connecting lines into the respective receiving channel.
11. A mounting system according to claim 10 wherein
each said receiving channel extends across an entire length of the respective ordering segment.
12. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
each said ordering segment comprises a holding section protruding diagonally relative to the longitudinal direction the mounting strip and coupling a cable holder to the respective ordering segment gripping the respective connecting line connected to the respective ordering segment.
13. A mounting system according to claim 12 wherein
each said holding section protrudes perpendicularly relative to the longitudinal direction of the mounting strip.
14. A mounting system according to claim 12 wherein
each said cable holder is a cable tie.
15. A mounting system according to claim 1 wherein
at least one portion of said ordering segments has a length in the longitudinal direction of the mounting strip of less than 150 mm.
16. A mounting system according to claim 15 wherein
the length is less than 100 mm.
17. A mounting system according to claim 16 wherein
the length is less than 80 mm.