Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Multiple switch
Patent
1983-03-17
1985-07-23
Scott, J. R.
Electricity: circuit makers and breakers
Multiple circuit control
Multiple switch
200 16B, 200153J, 200160, H01H 920, H01H 1356
Patent
active
045310262
ABSTRACT:
A switch capable of individually switching two circuits through a double action of an actuator. The switch comprises: an actuator adapted to slide in a casing by a given stroke; a spring for energizing the actuator toward an initial position; a locking mechanism for preventing the actuator from returning toward the energizing direction by the spring at an intermediate position in the stroke; primary-side contacts adapted to be switched by means of the actuator in the course of movement thereof from the initial position to the intermediate position in the stroke; and secondary-side contacts adapted to be switched by means of the actuator in the course of movement thereof where the actuator further reciprocates against the spring from the locked state at the intermediate position.
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Nagasawa Hisamichi
Suzuki Tadahiko
Terajima Jiro
Dunne Gerard F.
Scott J. R.
Shoup Guy W.
Sony Corporation
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