Abstract: A busbar is provided for a power distributor in vehicles. The busbar comprises at least one fastening region for fuses. The fastening region is separated by at least one slot which cuts through the busbar from the remaining part of the busbar to such an extent that the fastening region is only connected to the remaining part of the busbar by a web. The cross section of the web is smaller compared to the adjacent fastening region and the adjacent remaining part of the busbar.

Abstract: A busbar is provided for a power distributor in vehicles. The busbar comprises at least one fastening region for fuses. The fastening region is separated by at least one slot which cuts through the busbar from the remaining part of the busbar to such an extent that the fastening region is only connected to the remaining part of the busbar by a web. The cross section of the web is smaller compared to the adjacent fastening region and the adjacent remaining part of the busbar.

Abstract: Connector housing for a plug of an electric plug-in connector with at least one plug-in part capable of insertion of at least one plug-in end in a direction of insertion into a receptacle. At least one latching element is transversally adjustable to the direction of insertion between a lock-in position and a release position. Latching elements serve to lock the plug relative to the receptacle. A release sleeve surrounds a sleeve axis and extends parallel to the direction of insertion and is capable moving, especially in the opposite direction of the direction of insertion, relative to the at least one latching element. The release sleeve actuated to shift the latching element from the lock-in position to the release position. The release sleeve exhibits a gripping area preferably surrounding the sleeve axis with a shell surface radially expanding in the direction of one axial end.