Cable sequence for a wiring of an electrical circuit, method for production and use

1. A cable sequence for wiring of an electrical circuit comprising:

a series arrangement of a plurality of pre-assembled cables, each of which has a first cable end and a second cable end which lies opposite the first cable end, wherein each of the pre-assembled cables has a conductor and a conductor insulation, and wherein the cable ends are processed for the wiring of the electrical circuit in such a manner that a respective conductor end is insulation-free and provided with a cable lug at the first cable end and at the second cable end, and

connections between the cable lugs of adjacently arranged pre-assembled cables in the series arrangement,

wherein, by means of the connections, in each case the first cable end of the pre-assembled cable, produced beforehand as free cable end, and the second cable end of a next pre-assembled cable in the series arrangement, produced beforehand as free second cable end, are connected to one another.

2. The cable sequence according to claim 1 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are detachably connected to one another by means of the connection.

3. The cable sequence according to claim 1 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are arranged apart from one another in the connection.

4. The cable sequence according to claim 1 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are connected to one another in the connection by means of a connection component, on which the first cable end and the second cable end are arranged in a respective associated receptacle.

5. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the connection component is a reusable component.

6. The cable sequence according to claim 4 wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are introduced into a respective associated receiving opening on the connection component.

7. The cable sequence according to claim 6 , wherein an introduction aid is arranged on the openings.

8. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the respective receptacle is arranged for introducing the first cable end and the second cable end in the connection component by means of an introduction movement in longitudinal direction of the connection component.

9. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the respective receptacle is arranged for introducing the first cable end and the second cable end in the connection component by means of an introduction movement transversely to a longitudinal direction of the connection component.

10. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the respective receptacle is arranged for detaching the first cable end and the second cable end from the connection component by means of a tipping movement relative to a longitudinal direction of the connection component.

11. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are each individually detachable from the connection component.

12. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are each secured on the connection component by means of a clip or snap-on connection.

13. The cable sequence according to claim 4 , wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are enclosed at least in the area of the respective associated receptacle by wall sections of the connection component.

14. A cable sequence for wiring of an electrical circuit comprising:

a series arrangement of a plurality of pre-assembled cables, each of which has a first cable end and a second cable end which lies opposite the first cable end, wherein each of the pre-assembled cables has a conductor and a conductor insulation, and wherein the cable ends are processed for the wiring of the electrical circuit in such a manner that a respective conductor end is insulation-free at the first cable end and at the second cable end, and

connections between adjacently arranged pre-assembled cables in the series arrangement,

wherein, by means of the connections, in each case the first cable end of the pre-assembled cable, produced beforehand as free cable end, and the second cable end of a next pre-assembled cable in the series arrangement, produced beforehand as free second cable end, are connected to one another;

wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are connected to one another in the connection by means of a connection component, on which the first cable end and the second cable end are arranged in a respective associated receptacle; and

wherein the connection component is a reusable component.

15. Use of a cable sequence according claim 1 for the wiring of the electrical circuit, wherein the connections between the adjacent pre-assembled cables in the series arrangement are separated, and the electrical circuit is wired with the separated pre-assembled cables.

16. A cable sequence for wiring of an electrical circuit comprising:

a series arrangement of a plurality of pre-assembled cables, each of which has a first cable end and a second cable end which lies opposite the first cable end, wherein each of the pre-assembled cables has a conductor and a conductor insulation, and wherein the cable ends are processed for the wiring of the electrical circuit in such a manner that a respective conductor end is insulation-free at the first cable end and at the second cable end; and

connections between adjacently arranged pre-assembled cables in the series arrangement;

wherein, by means of the connections, in each case the first cable end of the pre-assembled cable, produced beforehand as free cable end, and the second cable end of a next pre-assembled cable in the series arrangement, produced beforehand as free second cable end, are connected to one another;

wherein the first cable end and the second cable end are connected to one another in the connection by means of a connection component, on which the first cable end and the second cable end are arranged in a respective associated receptacle; and

wherein the respective receptacle is arranged for detaching the first cable end and the second cable end from the connection component by means of a tipping movement relative to a longitudinal direction of the connection component.