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Attachment / Socket housing Explanation: The expression "Anbau/Tüllengehäuse" appears to be a heading for instructions to attach the socket housing Cassell's German Dictionary |
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See below Explanation: This is not much of an answer, but a Tuelle, normally called Kabeltuelle, is support sleeve. Siemens Fachwb fuer Industrielle Elekrotechnik offers: Tuelle: support sleeve, sleeve, (Leitungseinfuehrung) bushing, grommet and Tuellenmutter: grommet nut. Anbaugehaeuse: would probably be an enclosure (shroud) which is mounted on a small unit/device. Crimp, here is what Siemens has to offer, Crimpamboss: crimp anvil Crimpanschluss: crimp termination (IEC 603-1), crimp snap-on connection, crimp connection Crimpanschluss (Verbinder) crimp snap-on connector Crimphuelse: crimp barrel Crimpkammer: retainer chamber Crimpkontakt: crimp contact, crimp snap-in contact Crimp-Pruefbohrung: crimp inspection hole, Crimpstempel: crimp indentor Crimpverbindung: crimped connection, crimp connection, crimp Crimpwerkzeug: crimping tool Crimpzange: crimping tool I know this is not much help, but ... Good luck! |
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equipment outlet, appliance plug unit Explanation: The website below explains in detail. Picture for example the power cord which plugs into the back of your computer. On the sheetmetal box there is a metal part, the Anbaugehäuse and the electrical conncector, the Steckdoseneinsatz with crimp connectors . On the cable end (if you build the cord yourself) there is the molded plug, in this case the Tüllengehäuse, and inside of it the electrical part, the Steckereinsatz with crimp connectors. Manfred Reference: http://www.soundlight.de/produkte/wg75/xharting.htm |
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see detail Explanation: uels' suggestions are more or less OK. here are some other possibilities: Anbaugehäuse mit Kappe, 40pol. = bulkhead-mount or panel-mount (connector) housing (or hood) ['bulkhead' has a slightly military f;avour] Tüllengehäuse = (most likely) cable-end connector hood (or housing) [as opposed tp panel-mount] Steckereinsatz = copnnector body Crimpkontakte = crimp contacts Crimpstift = crimp pin [male] Crimpbuchse = crimp socket [female] Sperrbolzen = keying pins Codierung = keying for general terms & verification, explore the listed ref Reference: http://www.amp.com 25 years electronics tech/engineering |
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a bit more Explanation: 'Steckereinsatz can als be 'connector insert' or just 'insert' [both of these are more 'official' than 'connector body'] |
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more afterthoughts Explanation: 1. 'Kappe' could be a number of things, but it's probably 'cover'. 2. 'Shell' is also used instead of 'hood' or 'housing', especially for 'round' (cylindindrical) connectors. In general, the terminology depends somewhat on the manufacturer. |
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