Electric power controllers

Electric heating – Heating devices – With current connection and/or disconnection means

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219494, 219511, 337 99, 337101, 337298, H01H 6102

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042063442

ABSTRACT:
A power controller for controlling the intermittent supply of current to a load, such as a cooker hotplate, has a pivotally mounted snap switch controlled by a heated bimetal member which is heated in dependence upon the connected power. A compensating bimetal strip, for taking ambient temperature into account, is arranged on the snap switch and parallel thereto. A control cam acts on the free end of the compensating bimetal strip. The latter is shielded from the heat of the heated bimetal member.

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