Disconnection and switch-over device for overvoltage protection, particularly for DC systems
AssigneeDehn SE
InventorsHongjun (Better) Li, Niansheng (Jack) Xu, Weie Chen
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AssigneeDehn SE
InventorsHongjun (Better) Li, Niansheng (Jack) Xu, Weie Chen
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The invention relates to a disconnection and switch-over device for overvoltage protection, particularly for DC systems, comprising at least one arresting element, and a thermal cut-off point incorporated into the electrical interconnect path of the arresting element, the thermal cut-off point comprising a movable mechanically prestressed conductor element that moves from a first position to a second position in the event of a cut-off, and when the second position is reached, an electrical switch-over to a safety device is generated, and the thermal cut-off point is formed by the movable conductor element and a stationary contact element, the movable conductor element being attached to the stationary contact element by a thermally releasable means. According to the invention, a completely electrical cut-off of the arresting element regarding the interconnect path only occurs when the movable conductor element has gone beyond the second position and has reached a third position, the safety device being arranged in series with the arresting element and the movable conductor element being designed as a wiper or sliding contact in relation to the second position, the second position being created by a bypass end point.
A disconnection and switch-over device for overvoltage protection, particularly for DC systems, having at least one arresting element and furthermore a thermal cut-off point (1), wherein the thermal cut-off point (1) comprises a movable conductor element (2) which is under mechanical prestress and moves from a first position into a second position in the event of a cut-off, wherein, when the second position is reached, an electrical switchover to a safety device (4) is generated, the thermal cut-off point (1) is formed by the movable conductor element (2) and a stationary contact element, wherein the movable conductor element (2) is attached to the stationary contact element by a thermally releasable means, characterized in that
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