Florian Gerstlacher

Title: Florian Gerstlacher: Inventor of a Safety Circuit for Inverter Devices

Introduction

Florian Gerstlacher is an inventor based in Pettenbach, Austria. His patent work includes a circuit arrangement designed to switch inverter devices securely through a common emergency switch. The available information lists 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Gerstlacher’s patent, “Circuit Arrangement for Switching Inverter Devices,” describes a system in which a common emergency switch connects to the switching-signal input of a master inverter. The master has a switching-signal output and connects to slave inverters through switching-signal lines. Together, the master and slave devices form a switching chain that is automatically activated when the emergency switch is operated. This arrangement is intended to support coordinated emergency switching across the system.

Career Highlights

Gerstlacher is associated with Fronius International GmbH. His listed invention addresses safety in systems that use multiple inverter devices, focusing on how an emergency signal can be passed through a master-and-slave configuration.

Collaborations

Thomas Grabner and Stefan Breuer are identified as Gerstlacher’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Florian Gerstlacher’s listed patent focuses on a coordinated emergency-switching circuit for inverter systems, reflecting an engineering contribution to equipment safety.