EP 1105903 B1 20020403 - FUSE UNIT
Title (en)
FUSE UNIT
Title (de)
SICHERUNGSEINSATZ
Title (fr)
FUSIBLE
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 9902441 W 19990804
- DE 29814737 U 19980817
Abstract (en)
[origin: WO0011698A1] The invention relates to a fuse unit, especially for low-voltage, high-capacity circuit breakers, whose operational fuse element (1) is controlled by an indicator-fuse element (3) which is mounted in parallel and tenses and retains a spring element (4) upstream from a main plate (5). Said spring element is linked to a signal element (7) which is moveably guided along the body (6) of the fuse unit. The signal element (7) clearly indicates the operational status of the operational fuse element in a visible area (8) when said indicator-fuse element is called upon to respond. The signal element (7) is guided in the form of a sheet which is narrower in a transition area (11) with the spring element than in the visible area (12) and which tapers into a pointed tip, in a head area (13) that is to be fixed to the spring element (4), whereby the initial width of the head area (13) is larger than the width of the through-opening (14) in the main plate (5).
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
H01H 85/30 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP)
H01H 85/303 (2013.01)
Designated contracting state (EPC)
AT DE ES FR NL
DOCDB simple family (publication)
WO 0011698 A1 20000302; AT E215733 T1 20020415; BR 9913051 A 20010508; CN 2489556 Y 20020501; CZ 2001573 A3 20020116; CZ 297630 B6 20070214; DE 29814737 U1 19981112; DE 59901145 D1 20020508; EP 1105903 A1 20010613; EP 1105903 B1 20020403; ES 2176030 T3 20021116; HU 221998 B1 20030328; HU P0103674 A2 20020529; PL 192137 B1 20060929; PL 345749 A1 20020102; TR 200100464 T2 20010921
DOCDB simple family (application)
DE 9902441 W 19990804; AT 99952299 T 19990804; BR 9913051 A 19990804; CN 99900004 U 19990804; CZ 2001573 A 19990804; DE 29814737 U 19980817; DE 59901145 T 19990804; EP 99952299 A 19990804; ES 99952299 T 19990804; HU P0103674 A 19990804; PL 34574999 A 19990804; TR 200100464 T 19990804