Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Fluid pressure – Flow-responsive type
Patent
1994-12-02
1996-07-23
Scott, J. R.
Electricity: circuit makers and breakers
Fluid pressure
Flow-responsive type
200 81R, 241 325, H01H 3526, B02C 2300
Patent
active
055391664
ABSTRACT:
An electrical kitchen appliance, such as a garbage disposal unit, is operated by providing a pneumatically actuated switch which prevents the user from being shocked due to the presence of water in the area. The pneumatic switch can be moved between an on and an off position so that electrical current is supplied or cut off from the appliance. A non-electrically conductive air conduit is connected to the switch and leads to a remote location from the appliance. A bellows is supplied at the remote location and forces air through the conduit to the pneumatic switch, switching the appliance on or off. Because the bellows is not electrically connected to the switch and is located at remote distance, electrical shock due to the presence of water is eliminated.
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BHM Company
Gunter Jr. Charles D.
Scott J. R.
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