Device for providing voltage surge protection through clamping

A voltage surge and equipment technology, applied in the field of equipment used to provide voltage surge protection by clamping, can solve problems such as discarded equipment, difficulty in lightning arresters, and rising prices of lightning arresters

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-04-28
SOULE PROT SURTENSIONS
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[0018] The need to use two different solder materials during fabrication creates a non-negligible risk of solder being interchanged, which creates safety issues in use
To avoid such problems during manufacture, manufacturers of these known protective devices are usually forced to perform monitoring and verification procedures during the manufacturing process, which increases the price of the arrester, but does not completely eliminate the use of assembly solder for thermal circuit breakers instead of All Risks of Special Solders for Circuit Breakers
[0019] Moreover, the structure and manufacture of these known arresters makes it difficult or even impossible to repair the arrester when its spark gap has reached the limit of its life.
[0020] This can lead to obsolescence of the device simply by degrading the active components

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[0035] figure 1 Indicates equipment 1 for the protection of electrical installations against voltage surges, especially transient surges.

[0036] The term "electrical installation" as used herein refers to any type of equipment, apparatus, device, network, circuit, or telecommunication circuit that may be subject to a supply of variable electrical power in the form of voltage, especially voltage surges caused by lightning.

[0037] The device 1 for providing surge protection according to the invention is therefore advantageously designed as a lightning arrester.

[0038] According to the invention, the device 1 comprises a lightning arrester unit or protection unit 2 .

[0039] In a conventional manner, the protection unit 2 comprises at least a first electrode 2A and a second electrode 2B, said electrodes being electrically connected via connection means 3 to the installation to be protected (not shown).

[0040] Said protection unit 2 comprises at least one non-linear ele...

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The invention concerns a device (1) for protecting electrical equipment against overloads comprising: a protective unit (2) having at least one first and one second pole (2a, 2b), these poles (2a, 2b)being electrically connected to the equipment via connecting means (3); a functional coupling means (5) of the protective unit (2) for coupling to the connecting means (3), and; a thermal disconnecting means (4) functionally joined to said protective unit (2) for interrupting the electrical connection between the unit (2) and the equipment when the temperature of the unit reaches a predeterminedcritical value. The invention is characterized in that the coupling means (5) is designed for exerting a tightening of the protective unit (2) in a manner that ensures the electrical connection of thepoles (2a, 2b) to the connecting means (3). The invention also relates to an electrical device for protecting against overloads.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the general technical field of devices for protecting electrical installations or installations, such as appliances, circuits or distribution networks, from disturbances, possibly transient disturbances, in their power supply. [0002] More specifically, the invention relates to devices for protecting electrical installations against voltage disturbances such as surges, especially surges due to lightning. [0003] The invention relates to a device for protecting electrical installations from voltage surges, the device comprising: [0004] · A protection unit having at least a first electrode and a second electrode, said electrodes being electrically connected to said electrical installation via connection means; [0005] a functional coupling device for coupling the protection unit and the connection device; and [0006] • A thermal cutout device functionally connected to the unit for interrupting the electrical connect...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H01T1/14
CPCH01T1/14
Inventor 埃尔韦·阿兰·弗朗科斯·林登伯格阿兰·勒内·罗伯特·莱尼诺克斯
Owner SOULE PROT SURTENSIONS
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