Automatic protective circuit system for emergency lights

Electricity: battery or capacitor charging or discharging – Serially connected batteries or cells – With discharge of cells or batteries

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320 14, 307 66, 362183, H02J 700

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ABSTRACT:
An automatic protective circuit system for emergency lights includes in combination: a power supply circuit for being coupled with the external power source; a charging circuit connected to the power supply circuit; an upper-limit charging control circuit matched with a lower-limit charging control circuit respectively coupled with the charging circuit and the storage battery; a lower-limit discharging control circuit matched with a pair of double-pole switches and a push-button switch connected to the storage battery and the lights; and a discharge actuating circuit coupled between the power supply circuit and the lower-limit discharging control circuit; thereby, the storage battery of the emergency lights can be effectively protected from being overcharged and overdischarged for extending the life span of the emergency lights.

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patent: 4156891 (1979-05-01), Roche

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