Thermostatic switch construction

Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches – Thermally actuated switches – With bimetallic element

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337365, H01H 3752

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043674526

ABSTRACT:
A bimetallic, disc-actuated, thermostatic switch comprising a resiliently deformable actuator disc having an integrally struck actuator arm which extends radially inwardly to a point adjacent to a fixed contact. When the bimetallic disc is flexed in response to a predetermined temperature change, it applies pressure to the edge of the actuator disc proximal to the stem of the actuator arm causing the actuator disc to be resiliently deformed and causing the arm to be pivoted on a fulcrum in the switch, thereby causing the terminal end of the arm to move relative to the fixed contact to either open or close the switch. Since the arrangement is such that the edge of the bimetallic disc exerts pressure on the actuator disc, maximum deformation is imparted to the actuator disc thereby achieving maximum movement of the actuator arm for a given size bimetallic disc, thus permitting relatively small discs to be successfully utilized.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3577111 (1971-05-01), Nardulli
patent: 4317097 (1982-02-01), Hofsass

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