Molded case circuit breaker with contact on mechanism
AssigneeLS Industrial Systems Co., Ltd.
InventorsJung-Chun Song, Sang-Hwan Lim, Sung-Woo Kang
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AssigneeLS Industrial Systems Co., Ltd.
InventorsJung-Chun Song, Sang-Hwan Lim, Sung-Woo Kang
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A molded case circuit breaker having a contact on mechanism which can perform a trip operation and automatically rotates the handle to the on position or a position toward the on position if the handle is manipulated to move to the off (or reset) position in a state that the contacts are melt-adhered to each other, the contact on mechanism, including: a contact on plate which is vertically movable by being guided according to the operation of the switching mechanism, a trip bar that drives the restricting unit to a releasing position, a lever connected to the handle and that provides a pivot point of the handle, a lever pin fixed to the lever, for driving the restricting unit to the releasing position by pressing the trip bar, and thereby operating the switching mechanism to the trip position, and a trip spring providing an elastic driving force for enabling the switching mechanism to operate to the trip position when the restricting unit is moved to the releasing position.
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes fixed contactors, a movable contactor which is movable to a position for contacting the fixed contactors and to a position for being separated from the fixed contactors, a switching mechanism for driving the movable contactor to contact or be separated from the fixed contactors so as to open/close a circuit, a restricting unit for restricting the switching mechanism, and a handle for manually opening/closing the switching mechanism, the molded case circuit breaker, comprising:
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes a handle, which can indicate an ON position in which a molded case circuit breaker closes a circuit or an OFF position in which the molded case circuit breaker opens the circuit, and providing a manual operation portion for manually operating the molded case circuit breaker;
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes fixed contactors, a movable contactor which is movable to a position for contacting the fixed contactors or to a position for being separated from the fixed contactors, a switching mechanism for driving the movable contactor to contact with or be separated from the fixed contactors so as to close/open a circuit, a restricting unit for restricting the switching mechanism, and a handle for manually operating the switching mechanism to opening position or closing position, the molded case circuit breaker, comprising:
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes a handle, which can indicate an ON position in which a molded case circuit breaker closes a circuit or an OFF position in which the molded case circuit breaker opens the circuit, and that provides a manual operation portion for manually operating the molded case circuit breaker;
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes fixed contactors, a movable contactor which is movable to a position for contacting the fixed contactors or to a position for being separated from the fixed contactors, a switching mechanism for driving the movable contactor to contact or be separated from the fixed contactors so as to open/close a circuit, a restricting unit for restricting the switching mechanism, and a handle for manually opening/closing the switching mechanism, a lever having one end connected to the handle, movable together with the handle according to movement of the handle and that provides a pivot point to the handle, the molded case circuit breaker, comprising:
In a molded case circuit breaker, which includes a handle, which can indicate an ON position in which the molded case circuit breaker closes a circuit or an OFF position in which the molded case circuit breaker opens the connected circuit, and that provides a manual operation portion for manually operating the molded case circuit breaker;
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