Abstract: A multi-purpose housing for electrotechnical equipment including two identical side walls, a top wall and a bottom wall. Component holders and slide rails for flange supports and back wall, door or inspection windows can be attached to the multi-purpose housing. The housing structure, installation of various electrotechnical devices, and attachment of a back wall, door or inspection window is significantly simplified by providing vertically continuous T-grooves on the inner surfaces of the side walls. The T-grooves are spaced at equal intervals. At least a portion of the T-grooves have an open groove base which makes a transition to a continuous screw channel having an approximately round cross section. Offset T-grooves are provided in corner units. Covering strips or connecting strips with tapped holes can be inserted into the T-grooves.

Abstract: Housing for electrotechnical equipment comprising two side walls, a top wall and a bottom wall which form a box-like framework with two openings which are sealable by means of a back wall, door, or inspection window, whereby in at least corner areas of the top and bottom walls support legs are pivotally mounted which are adjustable from a retracted position in which they are flush with the housing walls to an extended position in which they are perpendicular to the top wall and the bottom wall. Stacking of a plurality of housings such that they are prevented from shifting is attained in a simple manner in that at least the legs of the bottom wall are designed as stacking legs, and at least the legs on the top wall when they are in the retracted position form stacking seats for retaining the terminal ends of stacking legs of the adjacent housing which have been adjusted to the extended position.

Abstract: A support for a control panel or the like which is attached to a support plate at its lower end, and on its upper end supports a control panel or the like. A support is provided which may be installed permanently, or which is portable, and which facilitates feeding cables through the columnar profile section, to the control panel.

Abstract: A bearing bracket for mounting a shaft to a mounting strip having a row of holes, particularly to a mounting strip fastened parallel to and from a control board panel, in which the end of a shaft is inserted and retained in a bore in the bearing bracket, a seating area extends parallel to the bore and has centering pins for locking onto the mounting strip, and a pivoting locking lever with a tensioning eccentric is arranged opposite the seating area and upon rotation the mounting strip against the seating area to provide fastening and loosening of the bearing bracket in a single, simple operation.