Indicator to show whether a switch has opened

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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318490, 361 23, 340639, 340648, 340652, G08B 2100

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041763505

ABSTRACT:
An indicator is provided for use in a machine, such as an escalator, having a multiplicity of normally closed switches which act to turn off the machine in the event of a machine malfunction, unsafe condition or an inappropriate switch placement. The switches are capable of reclosing but not restarting the machine. The indicator shows which of the switches caused the machine to stop thereby performing a troubleshooting function to allow a repairman to determine immediately which of the various machine systems caused the malfunction or unsafe condition.

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