Multi-pole circuit breaker system with common trip means

Electricity: magnetically operated switches – magnets – and electr – Electromagnetically actuated switches – Automatic circuit-interrupting devices

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335172, 337 43, H01H 7700

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040428940

ABSTRACT:
A multi-pole circuit breaker system includes a plurality of individual circuit breakers and at least one tripping action transfer device disposed between adjacent circuit breakers. The tripping action transfer device includes a lever pivotally supported at one end and carrying a rod shaped transfer member at its other end. The transfer member extends into the interior of the housings of adjacent circuit breakers and cooperates with their tripping mechanisms. A tripping operation of one circuit breaker engages the transfer member and causes actuation of the tripping mechanism of the adjacent breaker to initiate simultaneous tripping thereof.

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