Protection circuits

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Motor protective condition responsive circuits

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361 86, 361 92, 340248B, 335151, H02H 324

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040645460

ABSTRACT:
A protection circuit is provided which incorporates a reed relay whose contacts form the circuit breaker of an electrical appliance. The winding of the reed relay is supplied with a rectified alternating current derived from a current transformer coupled to the supply line to the appliance. In order to avoid periods of zero current in the winding, the winding is also supplied with a rectified alternating current from a source which is out of phase with that supplying the supply line. Failure of the current on the line will cause the contacts to open. Preferably the relay has a set of self latching contacts to prevent re-energization of the winding once de-energized. A manually operable reset switch is provided in series with the self latching contacts.

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