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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To detect whether or not an inner housing is regularly housed in an outer housing.SOLUTION: A retainer 70 includes: an inner retainer engagement part (a coming-off prevention part 75) and an outer retainer engagement part (a guide wall 72 and an outer retainer lock part 81). Wh...

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Main Authors ITO TOMOYA, SOTOZAKI TAKASHI
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 24.04.2014
Subjects
BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
CURRENT COLLECTORS
ELECTRICITY
LINE CONNECTORS
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Summary:PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To detect whether or not an inner housing is regularly housed in an outer housing.SOLUTION: A retainer 70 includes: an inner retainer engagement part (a coming-off prevention part 75) and an outer retainer engagement part (a guide wall 72 and an outer retainer lock part 81). When an inner housing 10 is prevented from being housed in a housing chamber 33 of an outer housing 30 up to the regular depth, at least one of the inner retainer engagement part and the outer retainer engagement part is prevented from being engaged with an inner engagement part for the retainer (an attachment groove 14) of the inner housing 10 and an outer engagement part for the retainer (an insertion hole 55, and an outer lock part 38 for the retainer) of the outer housing 30, therefore being prevented from being regularly attached to the inner housing 10.
Bibliography:Application Number: JP20120220808