Auxiliary multipolar device for testing electrical instruments
OwnerMeliton Angeles Martinezinventor
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An auxiliary multipolar device for testing electrical instruments including a test block (DAPRE) and a test paddle (DIPSE), configurable from 4 to 36 poles, with auxiliary contacts that detect the insertion of the paddle into the block, and a mechanism to activate the short-circuiting of the currents of the primary equipment and to open the contacts on the instrument side independently and uninterruptedly, where the contacts reduce their resistance, the thermal power dissipated, and prolong their useful life, reducing the friction caused by the movement of the tooth of the paddle. The device has a self-locking activation system, which is deactivated by one or more triggers, allowing the insertion and extraction of the paddle in discrete steps, to produce the operating sequence of the contacts, preventing involuntary operations and allowing tests to be performed reliably.
A multipolar auxiliary testing device for electrical instruments comprising:
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