Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Multiple switch
Patent
1988-12-13
1990-04-17
Scott, J. R.
Electricity: circuit makers and breakers
Multiple circuit control
Multiple switch
200 5A, 200 6R, 200 16R, 200501, 200512, 200517, 200557, H01H 1350, H01H 2100, H01H 300
Patent
active
049182641
ABSTRACT:
A switching device comprising a rubber switch, an operating member displaceable between at least two operative positions and a neutral position, and a cooperating member shiftable between the at least two cooperative positions and neutral position in response to displacement of the operating member. The operating member and the cooperating member are held in their neutral position due to the resilience of the rubber switch, while one contact is brought into engagement with a corresponding conductive element in the rubber switch when the corresponding cooperating member is shifted to one of the cooperative positions in response to the displacement of the operating member against the resilience of the rubber switch.
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Nakajima Masahiro
Satou Kouji
Yamamoto Masato
Yamanaka Toshimasa
Asahi Kogaku Kogyo K.K.
Scott J. R.
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