Electronic trip unit with user-adjustable sensitivity to current spikes
A technology of electronic tripping and tripping signals, applied in the direction of protection reacting to overcurrent, switches operated by ground fault current, electrical components, etc., capable of solving problems such as circuit breaker tripping
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[0018] Refer to attached image 3 , the power distribution circuit is usually shown in 10. The power distribution circuit 10 includes a power source 12 , an upstream circuit breaker 14 , a downstream circuit breaker 16 , and at least one corresponding load 18 . Any number of other downstream circuit breakers 20 with corresponding loads 22 may also be included. It should be understood that circuit breakers 14, 16 and 20 may be of similar construction.
[0019] Refer to attached Figure 4 , the overall outline of the circuit breaker is shown in 20. The circuit breaker 20 includes a trip unit 22 , operating mechanism 24 and contacts 26 all secured within a housing 28 . Contacts 26 form part of the power distribution circuit 10 and are mechanically connected to the operating mechanism 24 . The operating mechanism 24 is used to receive a trip signal from the trip unit 22 , and the trip unit 22 is electrically connected to the power distribution circuit 10 . Upon receipt of th...
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