A switchgear includes an optical monitoring system for examining switchgear switching positions. At least one isolating switch is accommodated in an encapsulated housing. The encapsulated housing is disposed in an installation housing. The encapsulated housing has a first transparent window in one region. A fiber-optic system leads from an outer side of the installation housing to the first transparent window.

A switchgear includes an optical monitoring system for examining switchgear switching positions. At least one isolating switch is accommodated in an encapsulated housing. The encapsulated housing is disposed in an installation housing. The encapsulated housing has a first transparent window in one region. A fiber-optic system leads from an outer side of the installation housing to the first transparent window.

Axis orientation compensation is provided in a system in which movement of a controlling device is used to control navigational functions of a target appliance by determining which one of plural sides of the controlling device is an active side of the controlling device and by causing navigational functions of the target appliance made relative to at least one of an X, Y, and Z axis of the target appliance to be dynamically aligned with movements of the controlling device made relative to at least one of an A, B, and C axis of the controlling device as a function of the one of the plural sides of the controlling device that is determined to be the active side of the controlling device.

The present disclosure relates to a power device for continuously detecting entrance and exit positions, the power device comprising: a cradle having a cradle terminal formed on the rear side; a circuit breaker mechanically and electrically connected to or disconnected from the cradle terminal; and a position detection means which is mounted inside the circuit breaker and detects the position of a body of the circuit breaker in real time.

The present disclosure relates to a power device for continuously detecting entrance and exit positions, the power device comprising: a cradle having a cradle terminal formed on the rear side; a circuit breaker mechanically and electrically connected to or disconnected from the cradle terminal; and a position detection means which is mounted inside the circuit breaker and detects the position of a body of the circuit breaker in real time.

An opening switch and a remote circuit breaker are provided. The opening switch includes a base, and an energy storage assembly (100) and a lock catch assembly (200) that are disposed on the base; the energy storage assembly (100) is disposed on an inner wall of the base, one end of the lock catch assembly (200) is hinged to the base, a lock catch protrusion (210) is disposed on the lock catch assembly (200), and the lock catch protrusion (210) includes a barrier wall (211); and when the barrier wall (211) is configured to abut against an energy storage arm (140) of the energy storage assembly (100), under an action force of the energy storage arm (140), the lock catch assembly (200) has a rotation tendency, so that the energy storage assembly (100) maintains an energy storage state.

An opening switch and a remote circuit breaker are provided. The opening switch includes a base, and an energy storage assembly (100) and a lock catch assembly (200) that are disposed on the base; the energy storage assembly (100) is disposed on an inner wall of the base, one end of the lock catch assembly (200) is hinged to the base, a lock catch protrusion (210) is disposed on the lock catch assembly (200), and the lock catch protrusion (210) includes a barrier wall (211); and when the barrier wall (211) is configured to abut against an energy storage arm (140) of the energy storage assembly (100), under an action force of the energy storage arm (140), the lock catch assembly (200) has a rotation tendency, so that the energy storage assembly (100) maintains an energy storage state.

A high-voltage direct current relay capable of improving insulation capability, including a ceramic cover, two fixed contacts for respectively providing inflow and outflow current and one movable contact spring; a through hole for assembling the fixed contact being provided at a top wall of the ceramic cover; one segment of a body of the fixed contact being in clearance fitted with the through hole of the ceramic cover, a first step surface downward being provided at an outer peripheral wall of one segment of the body of the fixed contact, at a corresponding position, a second step surface upward being provided at an inner peripheral wall of the through hole of the ceramic cover, and the projections of the first step surface and the second step surface on the horizontal plane having an overlapped region.

A high-voltage direct current relay capable of improving insulation capability, including a ceramic cover, two fixed contacts for respectively providing inflow and outflow current and one movable contact spring; a through hole for assembling the fixed contact being provided at a top wall of the ceramic cover; one segment of a body of the fixed contact being in clearance fitted with the through hole of the ceramic cover, a first step surface downward being provided at an outer peripheral wall of one segment of the body of the fixed contact, at a corresponding position, a second step surface upward being provided at an inner peripheral wall of the through hole of the ceramic cover, and the projections of the first step surface and the second step surface on the horizontal plane having an overlapped region.

A switch assembly is configured to be mounted to a lower cover of the junction box assembly. The switch assembly includes a holder, the holder is configured to removably coupled to the lower cover. The holder includes a pocket. The switch assembly further includes a switch. The hook is configured to engage the lower cover and is dimensioned to be seated within the pocket of the holder. The switch includes a hook. The hook is configured to pull the switch towards the lower cover so as to pinch the holder between the lower cover and the switch. Accordingly, the hook presses the switch against a bottom surface of the lower cover so as to eliminate a rattle when the switch is held in suspension beneath the lower cover of the junction box assembly.