Device for detecting and for indicating fault current through a

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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324551, 324102, G01R 3100

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ABSTRACT:
A device for detecting and indicating a fault current flowing through a lightning arrestor or an insulator, the current being DC or at AC mains frequency, the device being housed inside a box that is provided with a frangible window and that has a piece of metal electrically connected to an end fitting of the lightning arrestor or of the insulator passing therethrough. The device has: a transformer for transforming the current, the primary of the transformer being constituted by the piece of metal, and the secondary of the transformer being connected to a peak-limiting circuit to make pulses of current due to surges corresponding, in particular, to lightning strikes inoperative; a heating resistance fed by said transformer and constituting an igniter for a pyrotechnic composition in which it is embedded, the composition being designed to break the frangible window; and preferably indicator means suitable for being released by rupture of the frangible window.

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