Combined transient voltage and sneak current protector

Details Combined transient voltage and sneak current protector Combined transient voltage and sneak current protector

1988-05-04

1990-05-08

DeBoer, Todd E.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Safety and protection of systems and devices

Transient responsive

361119, 361124, 379331, 379412, 439620, 439622, H02H 322, H02H 906, H01H 3900

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049243454

ABSTRACT:
A combined transient voltage and sneak current protector is presented. The protector device comprises a two-piece substantially rectangular insulative housing. The housing has four spaced and aligned openings at the bottom thereof for receiving upstanding terminals from a terminal block. The interior of the housing is loaded with four contact members which are adapted to effect electrical connection with a three element surge suppressor (e.g. transistor) and a pair of small cylindrical fuse elements. Each of the four contact members include a female connector communicating with the four aligned openings in the housing. The housing interior also includes a ground contact which electrically connects to the middle element on the surge suppressor. The ground contact passes through a lateral opening in the housing for mating with a novel plug-on grounding bus connector.

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