Plug-in power module incorporating ground-fault detection and re

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific quantity comparison means

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361 42, 361 45, 361115, H02H 300

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060025638

ABSTRACT:
An improved plug-in power module for providing a controlled amount of electrical power to one or more remote lighting fixtures or other load is disclosed, the module being configured to sense a ground fault or other current imbalance at the load and, in response, both to trigger the module's circuit breaker to open and to report the occurrence of such a ground fault to a central location. The power module achieves these important functions without adding unduly to the module's complexity or size.

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