Resistor device for controlling a rotational speed of a motor

Electrical resistors – Mounted on wheels or vehicle

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338 24, 338 92, 338 51, 338 95, 310 68C, 310 68D, 361 23, 361 27, H01C 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A resistor device for controlling a rotational speed of a resistance unit and an open-circuit means. A receiving recess is provided to any one side surface of a heat sink vertically affixed to a top surface plate of a housing. A resistance unit, which is protected by a film and made of metal material forming a resistor circuit for gradually controlling the rotational speed of a motor, is received within the recess in the heat sink and connected to a terminal. An open-circuit means, having a soldered portion which is fused at a predetermined temperature upon an overload of the motor, is provided at a predetermined distance between the resistance unit and a terminal.

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