Sneak current protector with fuse

Details Sneak current protector with fuse Sneak current protector with fuse

1987-10-30

1989-04-11

Abrams, Neil

Electrical connectors

Jumper

To bridge post-type contacts

337213, 337245, 439621, H01H 8554

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active

048201952

ABSTRACT:
A sneak current protector comprises a block of non-conductive, preferably plastic material having at least two slots extending therethrough which are sized to receive adjacent terminals extending from a terminal block, such as 66 type terminals. An opening is provided through the block which is transverse to the slots and which communicates between the slots. A small cylindrical fuse element is loaded into this opening such that the opposed conductive ends of the fuse are exposed within the respective slots. The block is provided with a handle so that the slots of the block may be mounted directly onto a pair of adjacent terminals. During such mounting, the conductive ends of the cylindrical fuse will contact the terminals providing both a bridging function and a current overload protective function.

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patent: 4391485 (1983-07-01), Urani
patent: 4586104 (1986-04-01), Standler

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