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Control system for a breaker pole with forcing, and breaker gear
10008355 · 2018-06-26 · ·

An accumulator control system for one or more electrical breaker poles includes an accumulator mechanism presenting a control handle movable at least between breaking and closing positions; a first link connected to the outer carriage and pivoting about a first pivot point between first and second positions, by actuating the control handle of the accumulator mechanism between the breaking and closing positions; a second link pivotable about a pivot axis and connected to the first link by a sliding connection so that the movement of the first link, between the second and first positions, causes the second link to pivot about the pivot axis between a position for closing one or more breaker poles, and a position for opening one or more breaker poles. The control system is further configured to exert an additional pivoting force on the second link when the control handle is actuated beyond the breaking position.

UNDERVOLTAGE-RELEASE CIRCUIT OF OPERATING-MECHANISM FOR TRIPPING A VOLTAGE CIRCUIT-BREAKER
20180138692 · 2018-05-17 ·

A undervoltage release circuit comprising a solenoid and a spring, the solenoid acting against the spring and being connected to a trip-latch which trips a circuit-breaker as soon as a control voltage drops under a voltage level, characterized in that it comprises a voltage determining device and a switching element controlled by a command signal, the switching element being connected in series with the solenoid, the voltage determining device comprising means for measuring the control-voltage and means for generating a signal according to the control voltage measured, the signal according to the control voltage measured constituting the command signal so that the switching element is closed when the control voltage measured is equal or higher than the voltage level and opened as soon as the control voltage is less than the voltage level.

UNDERVOLTAGE-RELEASE CIRCUIT OF OPERATING-MECHANISM FOR TRIPPING A VOLTAGE CIRCUIT-BREAKER
20180138692 · 2018-05-17 ·

A undervoltage release circuit comprising a solenoid and a spring, the solenoid acting against the spring and being connected to a trip-latch which trips a circuit-breaker as soon as a control voltage drops under a voltage level, characterized in that it comprises a voltage determining device and a switching element controlled by a command signal, the switching element being connected in series with the solenoid, the voltage determining device comprising means for measuring the control-voltage and means for generating a signal according to the control voltage measured, the signal according to the control voltage measured constituting the command signal so that the switching element is closed when the control voltage measured is equal or higher than the voltage level and opened as soon as the control voltage is less than the voltage level.

CIRCUIT BREAKER AND METHOD
20240395476 · 2024-11-28 ·

A circuit breaker protects an electric low-voltage circuit, and has the function of ascertaining a level of the current of the low-voltage circuit. A mechanical separating contact unit is operated using a mechanical handle such that an opening function of contacts is switched to prevent a current flow or a closing function of the contacts is switched for a current flow in the low-voltage circuit. An electronic interruption unit is connected to the mechanical separating contact unit in series on the circuit side and which, as a result of semiconductor-based switch elements, has a high-ohmic state of the switch elements to prevent a current flow and a low-ohmic state of the switch elements for a current flow in the low-voltage circuit. The ascertained current level is compared with current thresholds and if the current thresholds are exceeded, a process for preventing the current flow in the low-voltage circuit is initiated.

A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A BREAKER POLE WITH FORCING, AND BREAKER GEAR
20180040447 · 2018-02-08 ·

An accumulator control system for one or more electrical breaker poles comprises: an accumulator mechanism presenting a control handle movable at least between breaking and closing positions; a first link connected to the outer carriage and pivoting about a first pivot point between first and second positions, by actuating the control handle of the accumulator mechanism between the breaking and closing positions; a second link pivotable about a pivot axis and connected to the first link by a sliding connection so that the movement of the first link, between the second and first positions, causes the second link to pivot about the pivot axis between a position for closing one or more breaker poles, and a position for opening one or more breaker poles. The control system further comprises means for exerting additional pivoting force on the second link when the control handle is actuated beyond the breaking position.

Electronically controlled fusible switching disconnect modules and devices

A fusible switch disconnect device includes a housing adapted to receive at least one fuse therein, and a switchable contact for connecting the fuse to circuitry. A tripping mechanism and control circuitry are provided to move the switchable contact to an open position in response to a predetermined electrical condition.

Electronically controlled fusible switching disconnect modules and devices

A fusible switch disconnect device includes a housing adapted to receive at least one fuse therein, and a switchable contact for connecting the fuse to circuitry. A tripping mechanism and control circuitry are provided to move the switchable contact to an open position in response to a predetermined electrical condition.

CIRCUIT BREAKER
20240404764 · 2024-12-05 ·

A circuit breaker protecting an electric low-voltage circuit includes a housing with grid-side and load-side connections and a series circuit of a mechanical isolating contact unit on the grid side and an electronic interruption unit on the load side. The mechanical isolating contact unit has a handle opening and closing contacts. A current sensor unit is disposed in a conductor between the isolating contact unit and the interruption unit, for ascertaining a current level of the low-voltage circuit. A control unit is connected to the current sensor unit, electronic interruption unit, and mechanical isolating contact unit. When current and/or current/time thresholds are exceeded, prevention of a current flow in the low-voltage circuit is initiated. A power supply unit supplying energy to the circuit breaker is connected to conductors of the low-voltage circuit between the isolating contact unit and the interruption unit.

Coil actuator for a switching device and related switching device

An exemplary coil actuator for an associated switching device which can be actuated during its operation from an open position to a closed position to allow a current to flow therethrough and from the closed position to the open position to interrupt such flowing from flowing therethrough. The coil actuator includes a coil electromagnet arranged to move between a rest position and an actuating position, wherein movement from the rest position to the actuating position is suitable to cause the actuation of the switching device; and an electronic component arranged to count an operation time which is indicative of the duration of the actuation of the switching device.

Coil actuator for a switching device and related switching device

An exemplary coil actuator for an associated switching device which can be actuated during its operation from an open position to a closed position to allow a current to flow therethrough and from the closed position to the open position to interrupt such flowing from flowing therethrough. The coil actuator includes a coil electromagnet arranged to move between a rest position and an actuating position, wherein movement from the rest position to the actuating position is suitable to cause the actuation of the switching device; and an electronic component arranged to count an operation time which is indicative of the duration of the actuation of the switching device.