Contact mechanism for temperature switch using thermal expansion

Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches – Thermally actuated switches – Expansible or vaporizable fluid actuated

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200 67B, 200242, 337318, 337396, H01H 3746

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043684491

ABSTRACT:
A contact mechanism for a temperature switch using a thermally expandable member wherein a plate making a circular arc motion is provided at a tip of a piston which is moved by the thermal expansion member, and a coil spring is mounted between a middle of a movable member having a fulcrum in an almost center of the plate and a stationary end of a terminal. The movable member is reversibly mounted. The plate is moved by the motion of the piston. When a point of power of the movable member is shifted, the movable contact is shifted instantly to the stationary contact side, and the movable contact slides on the stationary contact by the motion of the piston. The coil spring doubles as the return spring.

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patent: 2728826 (1955-12-01), Lauder
patent: 3327946 (1967-06-01), Benson
patent: 3996435 (1976-12-01), King
patent: 4262274 (1981-04-01), Howe et al.

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