Schneider Electric Industries Sas

Schneider Electric Industries Sa

Schneider Electric USA, Inc.

Daniel Sinthomez

Xu Han

Xuedong Xia

Haifeng Tian

Florent Pitis

Xiaoqiang Li

Min Xu

Patrick Larcher

Vincent Geffroy

Chuanwu Li

Zhibao Wang

Shaofan Li

Ming Dai

Bernard Bizard

Franck Becker

Denis Bouchard

A contactor includes: a frame; a stationary contact; a movable contact movable between a closed position and an open position, wherein, in the closed position, the movable contact and the stationary contact are connected such that the contactor is closed, and in the open position, the movable contact and the stationary contact are disconnected such that the contactor is open; and a reset mechanism including a counter force spring, the counter force spring being a torsion spring used to bias the movable contact toward the open position, wherein the torsion spring is an integral component including a body portion having a longitudinal axis, a middle leg extending from the body portion and two torsion arms positioned at two ends of the body portion, and the torsion arms are arranged at two opposite sides of the movable contact. Also provided is an electrical control cabinet including the contactor.

Contactor and electrical control cabinet comprising same

A modular contactor. The modular contactor includes a driving module (), an intermediate connection module (), a breaking module (), an upper application interface module (), and a lower application interface module (); the driving module () is detachably connected to a first side of the intermediate connection module (); the breaking module () is detachably connected to a second side of the intermediate connection module (); the upper application interface module () is detachably connected to the top of the breaking module () so as to be electrically connected to upper static contacts of the multiple breaking units; the lower application interface module () is detachably connected to the bottom of the breaking module () so as to be electrically connected to lower static contacts of the multiple breaking units.

Modular contactor

The present invention relates to a mechanical operating assembly for a bistable relay and a bistable relay assembly. The mechanical operating assembly comprises: an actuating mechanism mounted to a bracket, including an actuating member and a first transmitting member which is connected to a paddle, the actuating member is movable between an initial position in which the actuating member is not in contact with the first transmitting member and an actuating position, when the actuating member moves from the initial position to the actuating position, the actuating member contacts the first transmitting member; a reset mechanism mounted to the bracket, including a reset member and a second transmitting member which is in contact with the first transmitting member, the reset member is movable between an initial position and a reset position, the reset member contacts the second transmitting member when moving from the initial position to the reset position.

Mechanical operating assembly for a bistable relay and a bistable relay assembly

A remote control device includes a rotary control member that can be selectively moved between first and second configurations, a transmission system suitable for mechanically linking the rotary member to a control lever of an electrical device. The movement of the rotary control member drives the control lever to move respectively between first and second positions. The rotary control member is to be mounted on a side walls of a housing, the transmission system includes a first pinion, secured in rotation with the rotary control member about a first axis, a second pinion, meshed with the first pinion and rotationally mobile about a second fixed axis at right angles to the first fixed axis and intended to be coupled mechanically with the control lever to move this lever when the second pinion is moved in rotation.

Remote control device for an electrical device in an electrical enclosure

This rotary control system for a device includes a rotary control member, rotationally mobile about a first fixed axis, between first and second positions, and a rotary control handle, intended to be secured in rotation with the rotary member about the first axis. It also includes a blocking device, that can be selectively moved, when the rotary member is in its first position, between a blocking configuration, in which it prevents the movement of the rotary member to its second position, and a release configuration, wherein the movement of the rotary member to its second position. This system further includes a locking plate, rotationally mobile about the first axis relative to the rotary member, when the rotary member is in its first position, between a locking position, in which a first orifice passing through the rotary member is superposed with a second orifice passing through the locking plate.

Rotary control system for a device

The invention concerns a protection relay, in particular of the thermal type, recessed relative to its front face ( ), a recess acting as through passage for interconnection of the conductors (C) between the terminals of the relay control ( ) and of the contact switch ( ). The recess ( ) is concealed in normal operation by a shutter consisting of a flap ( ) or a fixed part ( &prime;) of the housing ( ). The interconnection conductors can consist of individual cables (C) or can be integrated to a precabling addition ( ) housed in the recess.

Protection relay and protected control set with front wiring

The invention concerns an electromechanical protective relay comprising deformable bimetal switches in the event of overload in power lines. A triggering mechanism acts on a flexible blistering segment ( ) which can pivot by means of a support ( ) on a fixed rest ( ) and whereof the stem ( ) has an extension ( ) formed along the length of the segment and folded back in U- or V-shape to press elastically against a bearing surface ( ) of the box so as to cause the segment to exert pressure on the pivot.

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