Support plate for a circuit breaker

Electricity: magnetically operated switches – magnets – and electr – Electromagnetically actuated switches – Automatic circuit-interrupting devices

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335202, H01H 7512

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ABSTRACT:
A support plate for a circuit breaker has a longitudinal slot centrally located in the support plate, a free end with a tab for affixing an elongated bimetal of a trip assembly, a longitudinal edge opposite to the free end and terminating in proximity to a latch ledge of a cradle of an operating mechanism, opposed lobes each having a transverse edge, and an opening in each of the transverse edges. The support plate extends partially along a planar wall of a base of a housing for the circuit breaker. Molded pins in the base of the housing of the circuit breaker enter the openings in the transverse edges of the support plate for securing the support plate to the base. These molded pins extend outwardly to space the support plate away from the cradle of the operating mechanism. Bent over tabs are provided in one of the lobes for abutting a cover of the circuit breaker to maintain the fixed position of the support plate in the housing base.

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