A solenoid- and motor-driven handle mechanism speeds breaker contact opening and closure while adding lockout protection for remote operation.
Magnetic contact levitation raises resistance at threshold current, steering current to a pyro trigger for fast, predictable fuse blowing.
Magnetic contact levitation raises resistance and triggers a pyro feature, enabling faster, more reliable overcurrent circuit interruption.
A shared multi-coil trip structure adds overload and arc detection without extra bulk or bimetal heating in line protection.
A magnetic actuator lifts fuse contacts at threshold current, increasing resistance and triggering a pyro break for reliable overcurrent protection.
Segmented solenoids allow the circuit interrupter to distinguish high current spikes from prolonged low current loads, preventing accidental tripping.
Detection unit monitors drive movability through micromotion activation, confirming functionality while maintaining insulating properties.
A direct electromagnet attraction eliminates intermediate solenoid linkages, reducing response time and volume while maintaining reliable fault detection.
A switching device uses a permanent magnet and yoke to latch the operating member in the ON position against biasing force.
Replacing bulky motor-gear sets with a solenoid-based operator reduces device complexity and volume while maintaining power output.
A magnetic overload safety device uses an armature to mechanically open a circuit path upon detecting excessive current flow.
A power supply switch uses a timer circuit to automatically cut power after a set delay.
A user-adjustable motor circuit protector uses a mechanical button and potentiometer assembly to set trip levels.
A lockout latch with pivot joints blocks a moveable contact arm until an unlock actuator releases it after verifying internal electronic circuit integrity.
An electronically controllable magnetic release integrates shunt and undervoltage functions into a single compact unit.