Temperature-dependent circuit with power transmission element
A temperature-controlled switch and switch technology, applied in electrical switches, thermal switches, thermal switch components and other directions, can solve problems such as limiting service life, and achieve the effect of improving service life
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[0055] exist figure 1 10 denotes a temperature-controlled switch, which includes a temperature-controlled switch-on mechanism 11 mounted in a housing 12 .
[0056] The housing 12 comprises a lower part 14 and an upper part 15 closing the lower part, the upper part being held on the lower part by a beaded edge 16 of the lower part 14 . A ring 17 is arranged between the lower part 14 and the upper part 15, which rests on a flange (Absatz) 18 of the lower part 14 and guides the opening of the switching mechanism 11 here on the edge 19 of the spring flap 21 of the switching mechanism 11. Spring turnover sheet 21.
[0057] The switch-on mechanism 11 comprises, in addition to the spring flap 21, a bimetallic flap 22, which together with the spring flap 21 is passed centrally by a journal-like (zapfenartig) rivet 23, through which the spring flap and the bimetallic flap pass. The rivet is mechanically connected to the current-transmitting segment in the form of a contact disc 24 . ...
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