DEB0000157MA - Insulator for electrically charged wires as a fence around cattle pastures and the like. - Google Patents

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Conrad KÖChllng file number β 157 tlllb / Zi α

Bahnhofstrasse 3SIi, at the Dresdner Bank

FERNRUFHB41U Applicant ί AiOQTt Boxliagiaaus, Fapxikaatj

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It is known in üeldanuiasäimtmgea eia, © a ringsusi-

, sohnraoii eleictriscli charged wire ia suitable distance © tos Boden einsubesieiien, which dasu dieaea should, the pasture vleli from Ζαυίι absiusolireoken. Ia gleiohoa? Weis © cultures gsgeij, game be soJiütat.

Terlegwiig d © e Brahtes must be done on insulators. All known insulators are suitable for this! S ₉ Be. such as d $ NEN the line is attached with tie wire, similar Seiögrapheii- or Selefcaleitüiigea _r or two-part insulator, in which the wire eiage-Islerat uad durcJa eiaie ikeii insulator axially penetrating screw is tightened "where cli @ Soiiraube gleieinseitig also dasu di @ It is possible to fix the insulators as electric fence posts. It is also known to close the wire loosely from above in a groove of the insulator © imiulegea and through a © spring-loaded flap © * In another known arrangement, hollow © insulators la the webs © τοπ i * a cross-section T-shaped Eiseaträgera are embedded .

It would lead to all possibilities of laying electric wires as willow wire

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The invention is concerned with the task of laying electrical wires on the known wooden white saunas.

It is essentially characterized in that a3Le device for clamping the electrical wire swei insulating clamping jaws are used, between which © the wire is placed and secured by a clamping device, see B. a © Klemia · * » screw is clamped, the jaws are carried by a console that is attached to the Pasture stakes can be attached

The gate parts © obtained by the invention consist in the fact that every length of wire is firmly clamped in from Pfahl and when the wire is torn, often deliberately, at one point, the entire line does not hang loose in its insulators, so to speak Theft, can now be freely wound up, and if a wire is mended, only the torn part between two adjacent insulators needs to be removed by hand, repaired and tensioned, ultimately even in such a way that a torn piece of wire is simply cut off between two stakes and a short piece of wire the length © of the distance between two posts is short-circuited in the adjoining insulators together with the ends of the wire line still in them *

If this involves thin copper wires and the spacer to be used 'Relatively short ' is the value of the wire ends to be cut off at the break point

only slightly * after the patchwork is extremely easy, safe and without tools © tos at any time. Anyway & an executable ^ provided me "a piece of wire when checking the facility is carried out «,

In addition, there is the extremely simple attachment of the insulators to these pasture piles, which according to the invention is carried out with a hail, which in the given case enables the entire line with the insulators to be laid higher or lower or aligned without having to attach the connection.

Subject of the invention 1 & an exemplary embodiment are shown in the drawing «

Aftft.i shows the subject of the invention in trust

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Aft. 2 "with superscript upper Eleramftaoke, Aft, 3 in side view aur Aft.1 ·

In a sheet metal * \ 7ft ft to be fastened vertically to the post, a flaon nail is riveted either firmly or in an elongated hole. At the bottom, the cheek is formed on a shoe that is bent at right angles and accommodates an insulating and clamping body. which is received backwards with tongues g inserted in a hinge-like manner from a strip h of the sheet metal cheek ft. In the shoe f there is a screw i with wing nut J ₁ through? Ieloh® fteid © Klemwangen can be firmly pressed together, after which the wire k has been loosely inserted, the surfaces of the clamping

baaken ά ₉ © are konkar hm » konrex formed, whereby the wire in the dress etv / as gels and its yersifhen connects in the longitudinal direction τ / ird * through recesses m (Fig. 2) j in which the wire is inserted * is also his Lay secured across the elongation

Claims (1)

Claim ι Insulator for electrically charged wires ala fencing of cattle pastures and the like ·, characterized in that two insulating jaws (d, ©) serve as a device for clamping the electric wire _{? s} is between which set the wire and by a tensioning device ^ for example, a clamping screw (i) ₃ clamped being worn di © jaws of one! Console ( "b) that can be attached to the pasture piles by means of a nail (c) * Insulator according to claim A '%. characterized in that a flat nail (c) was used to attach it Insulator according to claim I _1, characterized in that the clamping jaws (d, @) are embedded in shoes, of which the one below © (1) is a fixed part of the console (b) and the upper one (f) is hinge-like with tongues inserted through it (g) is connected to a strip (h) of the Eon.3ole _a Insulator according to claims 1 and 3 _S characterized in that the clamping surfaces of the clamping jaws are concave or convex * _F insulator according to claim 1, 3, and A _s in that there are in the direction of the wire (k) in the jaws recesses (m) for the insertion of the wire " Patent attorney 5Cii.-