Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Feeder protection in distribution networks
Patent
1991-09-30
1994-04-05
Deboer, Todd
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Safety and protection of systems and devices
Feeder protection in distribution networks
361 66, 361115, 335 14, 335 20, H01H 7300
Patent
active
053010833
ABSTRACT:
A remote control residential and commercial lighting and appliance branch circuit breaker provides both overload current protection and load management. Structure is provided enabling packaging in a three-quarter inch width case, including a first set of contacts in the case provided by a pair of separable overload breaker contacts, trip structure in the case for causing separation of the overload breaker contacts in response to overload currents therethrough, a second set of contacts in the case provided by a pair of switching relay contacts having open and closed conditions and electrically connected in series with the overload breaker contacts, and an actuator in the case energizable to mechanically actuate the switching relay contacts. Feedback circuitry is included providing status indication of the condition of the switching relay contacts. Structure is provided for reducing actuator and spring requirements and sizes.
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Clarey Robert J.
Grass William E.
Jaeschke James R.
Kihn Robert A.
Moldovan Peter K.
DeBoer Todd
Eaton Corporation
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