Patent classifications
H01H19/40
SINGLE THROW BATTERY SWITCH WITH IMPROVED CONTACT DOME
A switch and methods of assembling a switch. The switch may include a housing; a first terminal electrically coupled to a power source; a second terminal electrically coupled to a load; a contact having a first contact end and a second contact end, the contact being operable to be in a closed position, in which the first contact end engages the first terminal and the second contact end engages the second terminal such that the contact electrically connects the first terminal to the second terminal, and an open position, in which the contact does not electrically connect the first terminal and the second terminal; and a biasing member configured to bias the contact towards the first terminal and the second terminal, the biasing member being operable to apply a first biasing force proximate the first contact end and a second biasing force proximate the second connect end.
CONTROL AND SIGNALLING DEVICE AND ADAPTER FOR A CONTROL AND SIGNALLING DEVICE
The invention describes a control and signaling device which comprises the following: a cylindrical main body with two open ends, an operating element which is designed for insertion into one of the open ends of the main body and has a switching part that is movable relative to the main body, and a multipartite insert element which is designed for insertion into the main body for bridging at least one portion of a switching path from the switching part to a contact element arranged at the other of the open ends and has an elastic element which elastically supports a portion , provided for operating the contact element, of the insert element in such a way that a pressure force of the insert element onto the contact element is limited to a prespecified force range.
SWITCHES WITH INTEGRAL OVERCURRENT PROTECTION COMPONENTS
Switches with integrated overcurrent protection elements are described. The overcurrent protection elements can include a bimetallic structure which is configured to move between a first shape and a second shape in response to heating. The overcurrent protection element can be rotationally coupled to a rotary knob in some embodiments. In other embodiments, the overcurrent protection element can be fixed, and the rotary knob can be connected to one or more rotatable conductive structures within the rotary switch.
Single throw battery switch with improved contact dome
A switch and methods of assembling a switch. The switch may include a housing; a first terminal electrically coupled to a power source; a second terminal electrically coupled to a load; a contact having a first contact end and a second contact end, the contact being operable to be in a closed position, in which the first contact end engages the first terminal and the second contact end engages the second terminal such that the contact electrically connects the first terminal to the second terminal, and an open position, in which the contact does not electrically connect the first terminal and the second terminal; and a biasing member configured to bias the contact towards the first terminal and the second terminal, the biasing member being operable to apply a first biasing force proximate the first contact end and a second biasing force proximate the second connect end.
Single throw battery switch with improved contact dome
A switch and methods of assembling a switch. The switch may include a housing; a first terminal electrically coupled to a power source; a second terminal electrically coupled to a load; a contact having a first contact end and a second contact end, the contact being operable to be in a closed position, in which the first contact end engages the first terminal and the second contact end engages the second terminal such that the contact electrically connects the first terminal to the second terminal, and an open position, in which the contact does not electrically connect the first terminal and the second terminal; and a biasing member configured to bias the contact towards the first terminal and the second terminal, the biasing member being operable to apply a first biasing force proximate the first contact end and a second biasing force proximate the second connect end.
THREE-STAGE CONTROL MECHANISM OF EXPLOSION-PROOF SWITCH
A three-stage control mechanism of an explosion-proof switch has a rotating unit and an interconnecting unit. The rotating unit has a first drive portion and a second drive portion that are selectively operated and reciprocated. The interconnecting unit includes a retaining seat and a connecting member. A switch unit is connected to the connecting member. An intermediate sleeve is insertedly connected to the connecting member and extends into the retaining seat. An outer sleeve is tightly sleeved on an outer wall of the intermediate sleeve. The outer sleeve is in tight fit with the retaining seat. A movable cover is provided between the outer sleeve and the rotating unit. A connecting rod assembly includes a first connecting rod and a second connecting rod that are inserted in the intermediate sleeve. The first and second connecting rods are respectively driven by the first and second drive portions.
ELECTRIC SWITCH
An electric switch used in an electric device having a motor is provided. The electric switch comprises a switch housing, a plunger extending from the switch housing and switching from an off position into an on position of at least one contact of a contact system arranged within the switch housing via a movement, a circuit board; and a changeover device for changing a direction of rotation of the motor. The changeover device comprises a position encoder operated from outside, the position encoder is directly connected to a contact arm via two contact tongues; one contact tongue interacts with one conducting path to create a contact for the clockwise rotation of the motor in one position of the position encoder, and/or the other contact tongue interacts with other conducting paths to create a contact for the counterclockwise rotation of the motor in another position of the position encoder.
Switches with integral overcurrent protection components
Switches with integrated overcurrent protection elements are described. The overcurrent protection elements can include a bimetallic structure which is configured to move between a first shape and a second shape in response to heating. The overcurrent protection element can be rotationally coupled to a rotary knob in some embodiments. In other embodiments, the overcurrent protection element can be fixed, and the rotary knob can be connected to one or more rotatable conductive structures within the rotary switch.