Patent classifications
H01H1/5833
Vacuum switching device for medium- and high-voltage applications
A vacuum switching device for medium or high voltages contains two contacts. At least one contact of which is mechanically movably mounted by a drive rod and thus is in electrical contact with the drive rod. The vacuum switching device has a vacuum chamber in which the contacts are arranged. The vacuum switching device has a spring contact, which is outside the vacuum chamber, and the drive rod, when the contacts are closed, is in electrical contact with a power line via the spring contact, and in that the spring contact, when the contacts are open, is electrically insulated from the drive rod.
Bus bar clamp
An electrical power distribution system includes a first bus bar and a clamp mounted to the first bus bar. The clamp includes a fixed base and a movable plate that define a track therebetween along a broad face of the first bus bar. The track receives a second bus bar therein such that the broad face of the first bus bar engages a corresponding broad face of the second bus bar. The clamp includes a lever connected to both the movable plate and the first bus bar. Pivoting movement of the lever in a locking direction forces linear movement of the movable plate relative to the first bus bar towards the fixed base such that respective inner sides of the movable plate and the fixed base sandwich the second bus bar therebetween to secure the second bus bar in engagement with the first bus bar.
BUS BAR CLAMP
An electrical power distribution system includes a first bus bar and a clamp mounted to the first bus bar. The clamp includes a fixed base and a movable plate that define a track therebetween along a broad face of the first bus bar. The track receives a second bus bar therein such that the broad face of the first bus bar engages a corresponding broad face of the second bus bar. The clamp includes a lever connected to both the movable plate and the first bus bar. Pivoting movement of the lever in a locking direction forces linear movement of the movable plate relative to the first bus bar towards the fixed base such that respective inner sides of the movable plate and the fixed base sandwich the second bus bar therebetween to secure the second bus bar in engagement with the first bus bar.
Electrical apparatus for disconnecting an electrical current
A disconnecting electrical apparatus includes a disconnecting block, including elements for disconnecting an electric current each able to be actuated with a coupling member, to switch this disconnecting element to a blocking state or a state allowing the electric current to pass, an actuator block, provided with a controllable electromagnet suitable for generating an electromagnetic force, a mobile container provided with a magnetic plate, which displaces the coupling members, under the effect of the electromagnetic force, so as to switch the disconnecting elements. The apparatus also includes a connection interface inserted between the disconnecting block and the actuator block, the mobile container being housed inside the connection interface.
LOW PROFILE FUSIBLE DISCONNECT SWITCH DEVICE
A compact fusible disconnect switch device having a reduced switch housing size and increased power density is configured to be face mounted to a panel. A fuse cover assembly allows installation and removal of a fuse without having to open the panel. Line-side and load-side terminals are provided on a common side of the housing. In-line mechanical ganging and simultaneous application is provided for combinations of the compact fusible disconnect switch devices.
Low profile fusible disconnect switch device
A compact fusible disconnect switch device having a reduced switch housing size and increased power density is configured to be face mounted to a panel. A fuse cover assembly allows installation and removal of a fuse without having to open the panel. Line-side and load-side terminals are provided on a common side of the housing. In-line mechanical ganging and simultaneous application is provided for combinations of the compact fusible disconnect switch devices.
Mechanical connector and circuit breaker provided with mechanical connector
A mechanical connector for high and low voltages has a first connector part with a first end having a cavity; a second connector part with a first end having a cross section adapted to the cavity of the first connector part, wherein the inner dimensions of the cavity correspond with the outer dimensions of the cross section to provide a slide fit and an electrical connection between the outer circumference of the cross section and the inner circumference of the cavity; and a thermal conductive, electrically insulating layer is arranged between and in contact with the end face of the second connector part and the bottom of the cavity of the first connector part. A circuit breaker may have such a mechanical connector incorporated in the fixed electrode rod.
A CONTACT SYSTEM IN A LOW-VOLTAGE SWITCH AND A LOW-VOLTAGE SWITCH
A contact system in a low-voltage switch and a low-voltage switch are provided. The contact system comprises a bifurcated contact and a movable contact. The bifurcated contact has an upper bifurcated end and a lower bifurcated end. Electrical contact portions are respectively arranged on insides of the upper bifurcated end and the lower bifurcated end. Electrical contact portions are respectively arranged on upper and lower surfaces of an execution end of the movable contact corresponding to the electrical contact portions of the bifurcated contact. When the contact system is switched on and powered up, electrodynamic repulsion forces produced at the electrical contact portions of the bifurcated contact are offset, so that the contact system can stably maintain an ON state, thereby improving a short-time current withstand capability of a low-voltage switch using the contact system. (FIG. 1)
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR DISCONNECTING AN ELECTRICAL CURRENT
A disconnecting electrical apparatus includes a disconnecting block, including elements for disconnecting an electric current each able to be actuated with a coupling member, to switch this disconnecting element to a blocking state or a state allowing the electric current to pass, an actuator block, provided with a controllable electromagnet suitable for generating an electromagnetic force, a mobile container provided with a magnetic plate, which displaces the coupling members, under the effect of the electromagnetic force, so as to switch the disconnecting elements. The apparatus also includes a connection interface inserted between the disconnecting block and the actuator block, the mobile container being housed inside the connection interface.
Contact mechanism having movable contact pieces, trigger switch and electric tool with same
A pair of open/close and current-passing movable contact pieces is supported on a movable contact terminal such that the pair is rotatable along with the reciprocation of an operating element. An open/close movable contact is mounted on the open/close movable contact piece and is rotatably biased by a spring member. A current-passing movable contact is mounted on the current-passing movable contact piece. By moving the operating element, a restriction imposed on a position of the operating element is released so that the open/close movable contact piece is rotated by a spring force of the spring member whereby the open/close movable contact is brought into pressure contact with an open/close fixed contact mounted on a fixed contact terminal. The current-passing movable contact piece is rotated by the operating element so that the current-passing movable contact is brought into pressure contact with a current-passing fixed contact mounted on the fixed contact terminal.