Circuit for monitoring the operativeness of current-consuming el

Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm

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340251, B60Q 126, G08B 2100

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040414515

ABSTRACT:
The monitoring circuit includes an indicator operative when activated for providing an indication. A control circuit is operative for activating the indicator when proper current ceases flowing in the current path of the monitored electrical device. The control circuit includes a reed switch connecting the indicator to the current path of the monitored electrical device and operative for controlling the activation of the indicator. An inductive component is connected in the current path of the monitored electrical device and generates a magnetic field which controls the operation of the reed switch in dependence upon the flow of current through the current path of the monitored electrical device.

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