Electric switchboard cell having a positioning drive for a movab

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor

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200 50R, 200 50A, 200 50AA, 361339, H01H 920

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047543671

ABSTRACT:
An electric switchboard cell includes a positioning drive with a threaded spindle for a movably arranged switchgear and a door. At the bottom of the switchboard cell, a latch lever is pivoted which has a cam with which a guiding member of the positioning drive cooperates. The latch lever is pivoted by means of the cam, when the disconnect position of the switchgear is reached, into a position in which its locking projection is disengaged from a lock bracket attached to the door. The lock bracket is attached pivotally to a pillow block mounted to the door and can be disengaged from the locking projection by authorized personnel for defeating the locking device, e.g., for servicing.

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