Circuit protector

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific voltage responsive fault sensor

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361 91, 361102, 361111, 361117, 335151, 335154, H02H 320, H01H 166

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048111538

ABSTRACT:
A magnetically operated circuit protector utilizing magnetizable reed contacts, primarily reed switches; in combination with a network of coil windings which results in positive trip and reset action; arc suppression; local and remote trip indication; overcurrent and overvoltage protection; operable in alternating and direct current systems; remote turn on and turn off; trip time of 50 to 100 microseconds; miniature size; and especially suitable for protecting sensitive electronic systems and instruments.

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