Annunciating or power vending circuit breaker for an electric load
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[0051]The circuit breaker 2 can, for example and without limitation, charge the example EV 4 using SAE J1772ā¢, but can also provide a controllable point to provide more general power vending capabilities as will be discussed in connection with FIGS. 11-13. The circuit breaker 2 can be controlled by onboard, add-on, or remote software conditionals (see Example 28), rather than simply employing an open / close signal such as with a conventional remotely controllable circuit breaker.
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[0052]The example circuit breaker 2 can employ any suitable form factor (e.g., without limitation, a miniature circuit breaker; a molded case circuit breaker; any other suitable circuit interrupter form factor). In this example, the circuit breaker 2 is a single-pole circuit breaker. In territories where IEC is required, a single-pole circuit breaker may be employed (e.g., in a DIN rail mountable form factor).
example 3
[0053]Although the circuit breaker 2 could be constructed with only one circuit breaking element per conductor as will be discussed in connection with FIG. 22, the example thermal-magnetic overload circuit breaking function 6 is separated from the CCID function 8, which provides personnel protection for EVSE applications.
[0054]For example, for the EV 4, the CCID function 8 continuously monitors the differential current from a ground fault sensor (e.g., current transformer (CT) 52) among all of the current-carrying conductors in a grounded system and rapidly interrupts the circuit under conditions where the differential current exceeds the rated value (e.g., without limitation, 5 mA; 20 mA) of the charging circuit interrupting device. The CCID function 8 may include any suitable combination of basic insulation, double insulation, grounding monitors, insulation monitors with interrupters, isolation monitoring (depending on whether it is grounded or not) and / or leakage current monitors...
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