Modular interfaces, protective devices against transient overvoltages including such modular interfaces and electrical components with automatic protection against transient overvoltages
A protection device and modular technology, applied in the field of lightning arresters, can solve problems such as short circuits and dangers
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[0163] When the user should replace one of the arrester housings 330 - which is in default operation because its varistor 333 has aged and exceeded its thermal capacity (which has broken the circuit by the intermediary of the thermal disconnection device), the user opens the circuit breaker 200 circuit, and lower the joystick 230 to actuate the lever. This causes the plate portion 131 of the first safety mechanical member 130 around the axis A1 to switch from its cocked position to the disconnected position. According to the first embodiment of the housing lock shaft, the plate 131 is driven to rotate via the wall 137 of the push wing 181, the wing 182 of the transmission member 180 pushes the end 192 of the housing lock shaft 190 to move the The shaft 190 switches from its safe position to an approached position against the action of the spring wire 193 of the body. When the housing lock shaft 190 is switched, the short column 190 slides against the inclined surface 334A of ...
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