Fusible link unit
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsMakoto Yamaguchi, Ryu Okada
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Abstract
A fusible link unit includes a locking member having a first locked portion, a second locked portion, and a pair of first abutted portions; a connection section; a first body having a first locking part and a pair of first abutting parts, the first body being extended from the first boundary in a predetermined direction, and the first boundary being a boundary extending in a direction that intersects a deployed direction of the first abutting parts; and a second body having a second locking part and a pair of second abutting parts, and extending in the same direction as the first body from the second boundary, the second boundary being a boundary extending in a direction that intersects a deployed direction of the second abutting part.
Claims8
A fusible link unit comprising:
- a locking member comprising a first locked portion, a second locked portion, and a pair of first abutted portions;
- a connection section;
- a first body comprising a first locking part configured to lock the first locked portion, and a pair of first abutting parts each of the pair of first abutting parts configured to abut a first part provided on each of the pair of first abutted portions, and extending in a predetermined direction from a first boundary, the first boundary being a boundary of the first body with the connection section and extending in a direction that intersects a deployed direction of at least one of the pair of first abutting parts;
- a second body comprising a second locking part configured to lock the second locked portion, and a pair of second abutting parts each of the pair of second abutting parts configured to abut a second part provided on each of the pair of first abutted portions, and extending in the same direction as the first body from a second boundary, the second boundary being a boundary of the second body with the connection section and extending in a direction that intersects a deployed direction of at least one of the pair of second abutting parts.
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