This auxiliary contact unit includes a case and a case that are divided from each other in the width direction. The case includes a side wall portion and a partition wall portion protruding from a wall surface of the side wall portion toward the case. The case includes a side wall portion having a wall surface with which a tip end of the partition wall portion comes into contact when the case is assembled to the case. A space surrounded by the side wall portion, the partition wall portion, and the side wall portion serves as a contact housing portion. The side wall portion includes a pass-by wall portion protruding from a wall surface toward the side wall portion along the partition wall portion.

An auxiliary contact unit to be attached on a side surface of an electromagnetic contactor by a snap-fit, wherein the snap-fit includes: a projecting piece projecting toward the electromagnetic contactor and having a tip end portion engaging with the electromagnetic contactor, the tip end portion being formed in a hook shape; and a release operating portion formed on a base end side of the projecting piece and configured to, by bending when pressed from an outside, cause the tip end portion engaged with the electromagnetic contactor to be released.

A switching appliance that includes a first housing and a second housing on one side of the first housing to accommodate an auxiliary contact mechanism, the first housing having a lower housing, and an upper housing to accommodate a main contact mechanism; the auxiliary contact mechanism having a linkage member connected to the main contact mechanism; a mounting leg that extends to the side surface of the side wall of the lower housing is arranged at the bottom of the second housing; a first clamping groove in the side surface, facing the lower housing, of the mounting leg, and a second clamping groove opposite the first clamping groove formed in the side wall of the lower housing; the mounting leg is connected to the side wall of the lower housing through a connector, which fixes the second housing and the first housing.

The application relates to a charging system, including a number of m chargers each adapted for providing electrical energy to charge an electrical vehicle, whereby m is an integer and m≥1, a number of n outlet ports each adapted for electrically connecting the electrical vehicle, whereby n is an integer and n≥2, and a switchable connection matrix device including a number of n outlet port switches each adapted for electrically connecting at least one of the m chargers to one of the n outlet ports and, if m>1, a number of m−1 charger switches each adapted for electrically connecting two of the m chargers, whereby the switchable connection matrix device is adapted for detecting a short-circuit between at least two outlet ports and/or for generating a fault signal if the short-circuit between at least two outlet ports is detected.

A device having an armature including a main wall; a rotary part intended to be mechanically coupled to a control shaft of an electrical switching unit; a bar integral with the rotary part and able to rotate between a first position and a second position and extending through a slot in the main wall; a position sensor having a movable contact pushed into a retracted position by the bar when the bar is in the first position; a stabilizing device having a resilient strip extending along the slot in order to exert a retaining force on the bar when it is in the first position.

A DC contactor with dual micro switches, characterized in that, comprising: a coli, a push rod and two micro switches, the two micro switches are respectively installed at two predetermined positions in the contactor, the push rod is provided with two toggle arms respectively matched with the two micro switches, when main contacts of the contactor are in contact, the two micro switches turn on or off or convert contact by the toggle arms of the push rod according to a predetermined means.

A high-precision gas density relay includes a housing, a base, an end seat, a Bourdon tube, a temperature compensation element, a signal regulation mechanism, and a plurality of microswitches. The microswitches are button microswitches. The density relay further includes microswitch contact trigger elements made of elastic material. One end of each microswitch contact trigger element is fixed inside the housing, and the other end is arranged corresponding to a button of a button microswitch, abutting the button of each button microswitch in one-to-one correspondence. When the gas density value changes, the Bourdon tube and the temperature compensation element generate displacements, which successively drive the microswitch contact trigger elements through the signal trigger mechanism.

A direct current (DC) switching apparatus is provided. The DC switch apparatus includes an auxiliary contact device includes at least one pair of stationary contacts; one or more coils, a movable iron core that is driven by the one or more coils; a movable contact table operating in engagement with the movable iron core, and an auxiliary contact device arranged below the movable iron core. The auxiliary contact device includes a microswitch.

A device having an armature including a main wall; a rotary part intended to be mechanically coupled to a control shaft of an electrical switching unit; a bar integral with the rotary part and able to rotate between a first position and a second position and extending through a slot in the main wall; a position sensor having a movable contact pushed into a retracted position by the bar when the bar is in the first position; a stabilizing device having a resilient strip extending along the slot in order to exert a retaining force on the bar when it is in the first position.

The application relates to a charging system, including a number of m chargers each adapted for providing electrical energy to charge an electrical vehicle, whereby m is an integer and m1, a number of n outlet ports each adapted for electrically connecting the electrical vehicle, whereby n is an integer and n2, and a switchable connection matrix device including a number of n outlet port switches each adapted for electrically connecting at least one of the m chargers to one of the n outlet ports and, if m>1, a number of m-1 charger switches each adapted for electrically connecting two of the m chargers, whereby the switchable connection matrix device is adapted for detecting a short-circuit between at least two outlet ports and/or for generating a fault signal if the short-circuit between at least two outlet ports is detected.