Safety means for preventing the automatic restart of a motor

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Braking

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318459, 318549, 361 22, H02P 300

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042583683

ABSTRACT:
A safety device for preventing the automatic restart of a motor upon restoration of power to the motor. This device, in its preferred embodiment, includes a thyristor switch, such as a triac, in one of the power leads to the motor which is triggered by energizaton of the motor. Upon deenergizaton of the motor, the thyristor switch switches to its non-conductive state thereby preventing automatic restarting of the motor upon restoration of the power. A selectively actuable, momentary run switch is provided to momentarily shunt out the thyristor switch so as to selectively permit the restart of the motor.

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