Power line transient surge suppressor

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Load shunting by fault responsive means

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361 55, 361 56, 361 58, 361 91, 361104, 361110, 361111, 337 17, 337 32, H02H 900

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045875880

ABSTRACT:
A power line transient surge suppressor circuit features a nonlinear surge-bypassing network connected to bypass line surges around electrical loads connected to circuit output terminals. A fuse is inserted in series with the network, and blows in the event of short-circuit failure of a regulator device in the network. A thermal cut-out preferably of the irreversibly actuated type is inserted in series with the suppressor circuit input. A current-limiting heater resistor connected in parallel with the fuse supplies heat to trip the cut-out after the fuse blows, thereby permanently terminating power output to the loads. A similar suppression network is provided for the earth lead in three-wire systems.

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patent: 4168514 (1979-09-01), Howell
patent: 4191985 (1980-03-01), Phillips, Jr.
patent: 4271446 (1981-06-01), Comstock

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