Current breaking system for vehicle

Details Current breaking system for vehicle Current breaking system for vehicle

1999-03-11

2000-12-05

Tolin, Gerald

Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches

Thermally actuated switches

With fusible, combustible or explosive material

337182, 337401, 337185, 180 283, 361115, H01H 3776, H01H 85055, H01H 7302, B60K 2814

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061572888

ABSTRACT:
An current breaking device is interposed between a battery for a vehicle and an electric load. When a circuit cut-off signal is generated from a control unit due to an automobile's collision, the current breaking device allows respective capsules 40 in a power distributing box to be heated to melt a conductive resin plate 2. Therefore, it is possible to stop the power supply from a battery to an electric load.

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