Switch board
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsIsao Yoshikawa, Tooru Tanimizu, Sinzi Sugitani
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsIsao Yoshikawa, Tooru Tanimizu, Sinzi Sugitani
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A switch board with a casing thereof supported on right and left vertical supports includes a conduction chamber and an upper and lower electricity chambers with a partition wall therebetween. A drawer-type electric device is adapted to operate into and out of the electricity chambers, so that a secondary movable plug of the drawer-type electric device is connected and disconnected to a secondary control stationary plug in each of the electricity chambers. Control lines are connected between the secondary control stationary plug and the control terminal in the upper electricity chamber. Wiring ducts for containing the control lines include control ducts arranged along the ceiling of the casing from the control terminal, vertical ducts communicating with the right and left sides of the control duct, and horizontal ducts for connecting an end of the vertical ducts to the secondary control stationary plug of the upper electricity chamber and the other end thereof to the secondary control stationary plug of the lower electricity chamber.
A switch board comprising a switch box with a casing thereof mounted on vertical supports erected on right and left sides, a conduction chamber and at least a pair of upper and lower electricity chambers with a partition wall having primary circuit breaker sections, said partition wall being located between said electricity chambers and said conduction chamber in said switch box, drawer-type electric devices thrown into and out of said electricity chamber, secondary control stationary plugs within said switch box adapted to connect and disconnect with a secondary movable plug each of said drawer-type electric devices, control lines connecting said secondary control stationary plug and control terminals mounted on said switch box, and wiring ducts containing said control lines;
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