Electrical protection assembly
AssigneeThe Trustees for the Time Being of the Philip Edward Lawrence Risi Trust
InventorPhilip Edward Lawrence RISI
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AssigneeThe Trustees for the Time Being of the Philip Edward Lawrence Risi Trust
InventorPhilip Edward Lawrence RISI
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An electrical protection assembly has a pin insulator to define a first mounting structure, a fixed arm proximate an operatively upper end of the pin insulator, and an insulator arm extending from an operatively lower end of the pin insulator, with a proximate end of the insulator arm being removably securable to the pin insulator, and a first rocker arm pivotally mounted relative to the fixed arm. The first rocker arm terminates at a first end and a second end, with a fusible device being supportable between the first end of the first rocker arm and a distal end of the insulator arm, to define a fuse carrier section, and with a voltage surge protection unit being supportable between the second end of the first rocker arm and the operatively lower end of the pin insulator, to define an over voltage protection section.
An electrical protection assembly for connection between an electrical power supply line and electrical equipment, the electrical protection assembly comprising:
An electrical protection assembly for connection between an electrical power supply line and electrical equipment, the electrical protection assembly comprising:
An electrical protection assembly for connection between an electrical power supply line and electrical equipment, the electrical protection assembly comprising:
A pin insulator for an electrical protection assembly for connection between an electrical power supply line and electrical equipment, the pin insulator including first securing means to receive a fixed arm proximate an operatively upper end of the pin insulator, the pin insulator including second securing means to removably receive an insulator arm extending from an operatively lower end of the pin insulator.
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