Supply and protection unit for a hermetic compressor
AssigneeAspera, Inc.
InventorsFulvio Bandoli, Edoardo Chiarelli
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Abstract
A supply and protection unit for a hermetic compressor of a thermostatically regulated refrigerator comprising an electrically insulating support body (3) adapted to be fixed to the casing of the compressor (P); said support body being provided with cavities (3a, 3b, 3c, 3d and 3e) opening at one of its faces intended to face towards the compressor for slidably and removably inserting therein of a pair of electrical devices (1, 2) and connection means thereof to be supported against the compressor casing, one of said devices being a thermally operated protection switch (1) and the other being a resistor (2) with a positive temperature coefficient.
Claims12
A supply and protection unit for connecting to an electrical power supply source the windings of an electric motor of a hermetic compressor of a refrigerator, a control thermostat being interposed between said windings for regulating the supply of power, said unit comprising:
- an electrically insulating support body adapted to be fixed to the casing of the compressor, said support body being provided with cavities opening at one of its faces intended to face towards the compressor casing,
- a first and second electrical device slidably and removably inserted in a first one and a second one of said cavities, respectively;
- said first device being a thermally operated protection switch and said second device being a resistor with a positive temperature coefficient (PTC), wherein the protection switch is disposed in said first cavity so that, with the body fixed to the compressor casing, a heat sensitive face of the switch is applied to the casing itself, and
- connection means for the electrical connection of an electrical power supply source to said windings of the electric motor of the compressor and to said control thermostat of the compressor.
A unit according to claiim 3, wherein at least one of the U-shaped lamellar elements tightly embraces one of the septa.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.