Auxiliary device for handling failures of an actuating system of

Electricity: motive power systems – Three-or-more-positions motor controller systems – Return to 'off' – 'starting' or 'neutral' positions

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ABSTRACT:
An auxiliary device for handling failures of an actuating system of a linear electric actuator, including an auxiliary drive device which works with a braking device, so that, in case of failure of said actuating system, the auxiliary drive device returns the actuator to its zero position and the braking device maintains this position in opposition to any mechanical action.

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