Abstract: A female electrical terminal, comprising at least one pair of mutually opposite leaf spring laminas, which are adapted to provide an accommodation and contact region for an associated blade-like male terminal. A first lamina is provided with a protrusion for contact with the blade-like male terminal, while a second opposite lamina has an extraction-preventing tooth which is designed to be inserted with a snap action in the hole of the interposed blade-like male terminal.

Abstract: A terminal for enameled electric wires, of the type constituted by a plate-like body which forms a connecting fork with tabs which cantilever inward on the same plane of arrangement as the plate-like body; the tabs face each other so as to form a self-centering tapered opening for guiding the insertion of an electric wire with insulating enameling, the wire being adapted to be locked between the ends of the tips of the tabs and an abutment formed on the plate-like body proximate to the ends, with an axis which lies transversely to the arrangement of the plate-like body; the tips form a cut-through slot whose transverse dimensions are smaller than the diameter of the enameled wire, so as to cut through at least its insulating layer during its passage between them and provide electrical contact. At least one of the facing edges of the cut-through tips has a serrated portion in order to scrape and remove the layer of enamel from the surface of the enameled electric wire.

Abstract: An assembly for connecting an electronic control board to the stator windings of an electric motor for roller blinds having a base with, on a first face, an element for centering on the stator of the motor at an end face of the stator. A first body for accommodating first electrical terminals for direct connection to first leads of the stator windings and a second body for accommodating second electrical terminals for direct connection to second leads of the stator windings protrude from the opposite second face of the base. The second electrical terminals are in direct electrical contact with an electronic board; the second body has a slot which intersects the seats on which the second electrical terminals are provided; the electronic board can be inserted in the slot.

Abstract: An assembly for connecting the stator windings of an electric motor to the respective power supply, that has a first box-like connector with first internal passages open at their ends to accommodate corresponding first electrical terminals, the first connector being provided with an engagement for the stator which is adapted to arrange the first passages parallel to the axis of the electric motor; at least one second box-like connector with second internal passages open at their ends to accommodate corresponding second electrical terminals for coupling to the first electrical terminals; and an adapter module for connecting the first connector to the second connector and comprising a third intermediate connector, which has a first part to be coupled in a cavity formed at the end part of the first internal passages and a second internal part for stably accommodating the second connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector for transmitting low-voltage signals among electronic units in domotic networks comprising a box-like connection shell, forming internally at least one receptacle for a corresponding electrical terminal; the terminal constituted by two parts, a first part for fixing to one or more electrical wires and a second part for reversible coupling to a connection pin to be coupled to an electronic board. The first part comprises a plate on which a through hole is formed centrally, within the plate. The through hole is constituted by a first portion for insertion of the electrical wires and a second portion for connection to wires, which opens onto the first portion and has two converging internal edges for stripping and contact with the wires. The second part of the terminal is constituted by two converging wings, protruding from a connection bridge.

Abstract: A connection assembly for electrical cables, for connection to connectors with cylindrical-pin terminals, having a connector with guides inside for stable locking and accommodation of electrical terminals. Each terminal is constituted by a base with portions folded so as to form a substantially three-dimensional volume. Two opposite elastically flexible wings protrude from the folded portions toward the crimping region of the terminal converging toward the longitudinal centerline of the terminal. Free ends of the wings inserted in a corresponding guide are arranged in recesses which are undercut with respect to the direction of insertion and are formed on opposite sides of an internal rib of the guide; the connector is provided with an abutment for the non-crimped end of the corresponding inserted electrical terminal locked between the recesses and the abutment.

Abstract: A device for connecting and insulating a thermal protector for electrical windings of motors, comprising a tray-like shell made of plastics, which contains the protector and/or the fuse, which have one or more electrical contact terminals that protrude from the shell, the shell being complementary with respect to a spool of the winding of a motor, whose structure it completes, the shell having one or more male/female interlocking components that are complementary to corresponding male/female interlocking components of the spool.

Abstract: An electrical connector for winding in coils, comprising a box-like shell and a corresponding closure cover that is connected monolithically in a cantilevered fashion, by means of a flexible connection, to an end edge of the box-like shell. The box-like shell forms inside it at least one receptacle for accommodating a corresponding electrical terminal. The electrical connector comprises at least one retention tooth, formed on the end portion of the box-like shell, which can be coupled to a complementary engagement receptacle formed on the cover of a similar connector in order to provide a series engagement for winding in coils.

Abstract: A device for connecting and insulating a thermal protector for electrical winding of motors, comprising a tray-like shell made of a plastic material, which contains the protector and is provided with one or more terminals for electrical contact with the power supply of the motor to which it is applied; the contacts protrude from the shell, which has one or more tabs and locators which are applied by anchoring, in suitable and complementary regions of the spools of the windings of the motor enclosed in a plastic cover.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprising a body made of plastics in which there are multiple side-by-side cavities, which in turn form seats that accommodate electrical terminals and ends of cables wired to the terminals; a cover is coupled to the body by way of flexible straps, and respective complementary male and female tabs protrude from the ends of the cover for series engagement so as to form belts for winding on reels.

Abstract: A device for connecting and insulating a thermal protector for electrical windings of motors, comprising a tray-like shell made of plastics, which contains the protector and/or the fuse, which have one or more electrical contact terminals that protrude from the shell, the shell being complementary with respect to a spool of the winding of a motor, whose structure it completes, the shell having one or more male/female interlocking components that are complementary to corresponding male/female interlocking components of the spool.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprising a body made of plastics in which there are multiple side-by-side cavities, which in turn form seats that accommodate electrical terminals and ends of cables wired to the terminals; a cover is coupled to the body by way of flexible straps, and respective complementary male and female tabs protrude from the ends of the cover for series engagement so as to form belts for winding on reels.

Abstract: A set of serially associated electrical connectors for feeding automated wiring machines, wherein the connectors are monolithically connected to each other by one or more straps which allow to form reels which can be loaded into wiring machines.

Abstract: A connector assembly, particularly for the windings of a stator of an electric motor, which comprises a connector element constituted by a section for anchoring to the electric motor and by a section for the guided and predefined connection of the windings to a complementary part connected to the power supply; the sections are mutually monolithic and the latter section has one or more cavities adapted to accommodate terminals for electrical connection between the stator and the power supply; the connector assembly is characterized in that each one of the terminals is constituted by a laminar body, made of conducting material, which comprises two sections which lie on mutually perpendicular planes; a first one of the sections is shaped so as to form a flap, the free end of which is in turn shaped so as to form two substantially rigid mutually opposite wings which form a slot in which two elastic tabs converge towards the bottom; the tabs are connected in an L-shaped configuration to a corresponding wing, and a