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Bernd Siedelhofer

Klaus-Peter Eppe

Winrich Habedank

Richard Kommert

Heinz-Erich Popa

Wolfgang Pump

Ralf Wieland

Jörg Puhr-Westerheide

Heinz Throm

Walter Kahl

Klaus Fritsch

Norbert Maschke

Peter Heilig

J&ouml;rg Puhr-Westerheide

Karl-Thomas Werner

Helmut Stritt

Klaus Schich

An electrical switching device for fault-current, overcurrent and short-circuit current protection, has a contact point in a current path and a switching mechanism for permanently opening the contact point. The switching device further has a configuration for detecting the fault current, the overcurrent and the short-circuit current, and contains two permanent magnets and a core. The core is disposed between the like poles of the permanent magnets which point toward one another and one of which is fixed and the other is guided such that it can move. The permanent magnets are at least partially surrounded by a coil through which a fault, an overcurrent or a short-circuit current flows. When a current flow occurs in the coil, the magnetic field is changed causing a relative movement of the moving part, and the movement is transmitted to the contact point.

Electrical switching device for fault-current, overcurrent and short-circuit current position

An electrical service distribution board is accommodated in a housing, has a feed conductor that is inserted into the housing and has outgoer conductors that lead to individual loads. Electrical service devices with different protection tasks, such as fault current protection, short circuit or over-current protection and the like, which can be connected to the feed conductor and to the outgoer conductors by a plug connection via a connection system which contains connection conductors connected to them. A mounting plate is providing for holding the service devices, with the connection conductors disposed underneath the mounting plate and the mounting plate having openings into which plug elements which are disposed on the service devices can be inserted.

Electrical service distribution board

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