Direct current contactor internally provided with non-polar arc extinguishing system
A DC contactor and arc-extinguishing technology, applied in relays, electromagnetic relays, electromagnetic relay details, etc., can solve the problems that arcs cannot be extinguished, products are damaged, and magnetic blowing arc-extinguishing products cannot be realized.
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[0024] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 or Figure 4 The DC contactor shown is a built-in non-polarity arc extinguishing system, which includes a contact bridge 2 sealed in a housing 12, a permanent magnet group 13, an arc extinguishing cover 14 and an electromagnetic drive mechanism. The top of the housing 12 is installed There are positive and negative two terminals 1, the contact bridge 2 is fixed on the top of the push rod 4 through the opening retaining ring 7, the permanent magnet group 13 includes four permanent magnets, and the four permanent magnets are placed perpendicular to the bottom plate of the DC contactor, evenly distributed On both sides of the contact bridge 2, the side walls of the permanent magnets are parallel to the side walls of the contact bridge 2; the magnetic poles on the upper end surfaces of two adjacent permanent magnets are different.
[0025] Such as image 3 As shown, when the DC contactor passes forward current, the electromagnetic...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 , Figure 5 or Figure 6 The DC contactor shown is a built-in non-polarity arc extinguishing system, which includes a contact bridge 2 sealed in a housing 12, a permanent magnet group 13, an arc extinguishing cover 14 and an electromagnetic drive mechanism. The top of the housing 12 is installed There are two positive and negative terminal posts 1, and the contact bridge 2 is fixed on the top of the push rod 4 through the open retaining ring 7. The permanent magnet group 13 includes two permanent magnets, and the two permanent magnets are placed perpendicular to the bottom plate of the DC contactor. On both sides of the contact bridge 2, the side walls of the permanent magnets are parallel to the side walls of the contact bridge 2; the N poles of the two permanent magnets are upward.
[0029] Such as Figure 5 As shown, when the DC contactor passes forward current, the electromagnetic drive mechanism drives the push rod 4 to reciprocate ...
Embodiment 3
[0032] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 , Figure 7 or Figure 8 The DC contactor shown is a built-in non-polarity arc extinguishing system, which includes a contact bridge 2 sealed in a housing 12, a permanent magnet group 13, an arc extinguishing cover 14 and an electromagnetic drive mechanism. The top of the housing 12 is installed There are two positive and negative terminal posts 1, and the contact bridge 2 is fixed on the top of the push rod 4 through the open retaining ring 7. The permanent magnet group 13 includes two permanent magnets, and the two permanent magnets are placed perpendicular to the bottom plate of the DC contactor. On both sides of the contact bridge 2, the side walls of the permanent magnets are parallel to the side walls of the contact bridge 2; the S poles of the two permanent magnets are upward.
[0033] Such as Figure 7 As shown, when the DC contactor passes forward current, the electromagnetic drive mechanism drives the push rod 4 to reciprocate ...
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