Break contact arrangement for pullout-type switchgear

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Electric switch details – Contact

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200282, 339255P, H01H 144

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044866364

ABSTRACT:
A break contact arrangement is disclosed. One piece spacers provided with angled-off arms determine the mutual spacing of contact segments and guide the contact segments within a holder comprising side walls and sheet metal covers. The contact segments are spaced by the arms of the spacers. Each spacer includes a U-shaped central portion which is received in a recess of the contact segments and extensions at opposite ends which are fastened to the side walls of the holder. The contact forces are supplied by one-piece springs which have spring arms for each contact segment. The break contact arrangement is particularly well suited for pullout-type low-voltage and medium-voltage switchgear for connecting conductors of rectangular cross section.

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