Abstract: A termination strip (1) for a telecommunications module comprising at least one pair of contact elements (50) arranged side-by-side, each terminating in contacts (13) on opposed longitudinal sides (9, 10) of the strip for connection to a wire pair of a telecommunications cable. Each contact element comprises: (i) two end regions (52) that terminate in contacts on respective longitudinal sides of the termination strip and are substantially aligned with one another along the longitudinal axis of the contact element, and (ii) a narrower central region (51) between the end regions, located substantially on one side of the longitudinal axis. One of the end regions comprises a resilient contact region (53) extending from the end region substantially on the other side of the longitudinal axis and engageable by an external component inserted into the termination strip from one of the opposed longitudinal sides.

Abstract: Telecommunication assembly 1 comprising termination modules 21 having electrical contacts for connecting wires, an outer frame 2 and at least one inner frame 4 for carrying a predetermined number of termination modules 21, the inner frame 4 is detachably fixed at the outer frame 2 wherein thin inner and the outer frame enclose a space.

Abstract: Telecommunication assembly comprising a carrier system (2, 7) for carrying several components of the telecommunication assembly (1), at least one termination module (15) that is detachably attached to the telecommunication assembly (1), wherein the termination module (15) comprises contacts (16) on the front side for connecting wires to the termination module (15), and contacts on the rear side and at least one wire guide housing (18) for guiding wires to the contacts (16) of the termination module (15), wherein the wire guide housing (18) is pivotally mounted at the carrier system (2, 7).

Abstract: A switch module (10) in a distribution point, such as an MDF or a remote cabinet, in the field of telecommunications, has a plurality of paired contacts and a remotely controllable switch. At least one pair of in contacts (14) may be adapted to transmit an incoming signal. At least one first pair of service contacts (16.1) may be adapted to transmit a POTS, DSL or combined signal, and at least one further pair of service contacts (16.2, 16.3, 16.4) may be adapted to transmit a POTS, DSL, test, monitoring or combined signal. The number of pairs of in contacts (14) is less than the number of pairs of service contacts (16.1 to 16.4). The remotely controllable switch (12) may be adapted to selectively connect the contacts (14) with the service contacts (16.1, 16.2, 16.3, 16.4).

Abstract: A wire guide plate (10) for guiding at least one wire (12, 14) to a front side thereof comprises at least one first wire guide (16) formed on a first surface (18) of the wire guide plate (10), and at least one through opening (20) is formed in the vicinity of the first wire guide (16) so as to guide a wire (12) which is guided by the first wire guide (16) to a second surface of the wire guide plate (10) opposite of the first surface (18).

Abstract: A telecommunications module includes a housing, a plurality of contacts, which are exposed to allow the connection of wires herewith, and a connecting device for connecting at least some of the contacts with other contacts of the telecommunications module, wherein the connecting device is partially accommodated in the housing an d partially extends outside the housing.

Abstract: A functional module (10) in the field of telecommunications is fittable to a telecommunications module (12) and comprises outer edges (14, 16, 18, 20), corners (22) and an accessible contact area (24), at least one rigid step (26), projection (28) and/or recess (30, 68) being formed on at least one outer edge (18, 20) in an area other than the contact area (24) and at a distance from a corner (22).

Abstract: A telecommunications terminal module (10) is provided, having a splitter group or other electrical or electronic component (26) integrated in the terminal module (10), and two rows of contacts (18, 18?) with contacts (14, 14?,) to which cable cores (16) can be connected from the outside of the terminal module (10), the contacts (14) being connected with contacts (32) of the splitter group (26) inside the terminal module (10), and the contacts (14) being designed in such a way that they approach each other inside the terminal module (10), at least in parts, but are electrically separated from one another and are separately connected to the splitter group (26).