Disclosed is a gas insulated circuit breaker having enhanced insulation properties. A gas insulated circuit breaker comprises: a fixed cylinder unit of which a movable contact point has an internal space; a movable piston unit which is slidably inserted into the inner space of the fixed cylinder unit; a fixing unit provided in a rear of the fixed cylinder unit in the internal space of the fixed cylinder unit; a puffer chamber which is formed by having the movable piston unit, fixed cylinder unit and fixing unit, surrounding the puffer chamber; and a gas inlet unit which forms a path, between the puffer chamber and the outer part of the fixed cylinder unit, through which a gas flows.

A front-accessible bus-connection mounting frame assembly in a draw out switchgear cabinet is fastened to the back wall of the breaker cabinet. The frame assembly provides for insertion and bayonet mounting of a primary bus connector's cylindrical conductor onto the mounting frame. The primary bus connector is bayonet mounted on the internal ribs of a central cylinder of the mounting frame assembly. The primary bus connector is then fixed in position by bolts front mounted down the central cylinder and out through a bus riser fitted at the back of the mounting frame assembly to establish electrical continuity. The central cylinder further provides a current transformer bushing tube around the primary bus connector and necessary flanges to mount the mounting frame assembly to the back wall and secure the current transformers around the bushing.

A mechanical circuit breaker unit for interrupting a line includes a contact arrangement and an electromagnetic drive. The contact arrangement has first and second fixed contacts and a guided moving contact. The electromagnetic drive moves the moving contact. The separating unit can assume a first state and a second state. No electric connection exists between the first and second fixed contacts in the first state. The moving contact electrically connects the two fixed contacts to each other in the second state. The separating unit can be transferred from the second state into the first state by moving the moving contact. The second fixed contact has a recess for receiving the moving contact, and the moving contact engages at least partly into the recess when the separating unit is in the first state.

An electrical switching device for medium or high voltage circuits having at least a nominal contact arrangement, wherein the nominal contact arrangement includes at least a first nominal contact including a plurality of contact fingers forming a finger cage concentric with respect to a longitudinal axis, wherein the contact fingers are separated from one another by empty slots extending up to a free end of the contact fingers. The empty slots include first and second empty slots, wherein the second empty slots are shorter than the first empty slots, and wherein the contact fingers are grouped in groups, with the contact fingers of each group being separated by second empty slots and the contact fingers of adjacent groups being separated by first empty slots.

Disclosed is a power switch gear that includes: a fixed electrode and a movable electrode disposed opposite to each other in a tank filled with insulting gas; and a movable conductor electrically connecting the fixed electrode and the movable electrode together. The fixed electrode and the movable electrode have a contactor through which current flows to the movable conductor. At least one of the fixed electrode and the movable electrode has ring-shaped sliding members, the ring-shaped sliding members being disposed, on both sides of the contactor. At least one grease pool is provided between the contactor and the sliding members.

Gas-insulated high voltage puffer breaker comprising a puffer unit with a movable piston running in a puffer cylinder and delimiting a puffer volume. A piston and a first contact member are attached to a piston stem. A piston and a first contact member are attached to a piston stem. An electric arc is extinguishable in an arcing zone when the first contact member moves from a first position to a second position. The puffer volume is fluidly connected to a gas nozzle by a gas channel such that the puffer volume comprises the gas channel as well as a portion of the puffer cylinder. The gas channel is provided radially outside of the puffer cylinder between a puffer cylinder wall delimiting the puffer cylinder and a wall structure of the puffer unit.

Disclosed is a switching device having at least two contact locations wherein: each includes a movable contact and a fixed contact, one of the contacts being formed in a socket and the other contact being formed on a pin which can be received in the socket, and the movable contacts of both contact locations being in the form of a common component; one of the contacts at at least one of the contact locations has ribs, so that at the contact location a plurality of contact points is defined, the ribs being a separate component in the form of contact lamellae, and the contact lamellae being in the form of a high-current contact strip, which includes a resilient carrier strip having two boundary flanges and includes a plurality of contact webs, which run transversely to the boundary flanges and are connected to the boundary flanges.

The disclosed circuit-breaker for high-voltage applications includes at least one making and breaking unit having a first contact and a second contact for forming an electrically conductive connection, wherein at least one of the contacts is movable along an axially extending switching axis of the circuit-breaker between a closed position and an open position, and a first contact housing having a guiding passage surrounding and forming with the first contact a circumferential gap, which first contact housing has at least one recess surrounding the first contact, which at least one recess is open towards the first contact by means of a recess opening facing the first contact, wherein an extension of the recess opening along the switching axis is shorter than an extension of the at least one recess along the switching axis and/or two or more the recesses are arranged axially adjacent to one another.