Abb Inc.

Davide Valsecchi

Simone Angelo Proserpio

Giuseppe Nava

An electrical cabinet includes a frame hinge fixed to a frame of the cabinet and a door hinge fixed to a door of the cabinet. The frame hinge forms an insertion window for receiving the door hinge. A hinge pin is inserted through aligned seats of the frame hinge. The door hinge is inserted into the insertion window around the hinge pin. A blocking screw or pin is inserted through a third seat in a direction substantially perpendicular to the hinge pin to block the hinge pin and secure the door to the frame.

Electrical cabinet

A low voltage electrical switchboard comprising a supporting structure having vertical uprights and horizontal crossbars and further comprising a busbar compartment housing one or more busbars and an apparatus compartment housing one or more electrical apparatuses, said busbar compartment and said apparatus compartment being separated by a partitioning and insulating wall, characterized in that said partitioning and insulating wall has a first surface facing said busbar compartment which is provided with a plurality of retaining and supporting means for said busbars, and a second surface facing said apparatus compartment which is provided with a plurality of openings for insertion/extraction of first connection means between said busbars and said one or more electrical apparatuses through said partitioning and insulating wall, said first connection means being provided with first insulation means that cooperate with said partitioning and insulating wall to increase the distance in air between the phases during insertion/extraction of said connection means, said low voltage switchboard being further provided with mechanical locking means for locking said one or more electrical apparatuses and preventing their insertion/extraction into/from an operating position in contact with said busbars under predetermined conditions.

Low voltage electrical switchboard

A compartment-partitioning and busbar-supporting device for a cabinet for a low voltage electrical switchboard an insulating body having a substantially rectangular shape with a first surface configured for coupling with one or more busbars and a second surface configured for coupling with one or more electrical apparatuses, said first and second surfaces being delimited by a first and a second opposite side substantially parallel to each other and configured for coupling with a vertical uprights or horizontal crossbars of the supporting structure of the low voltage electrical switchboard, and a third and a fourth opposite sides substantially parallel to each other and perpendicular to said first and second opposite sides and configured for allowing vertical stacking of a plurality of said compartment-partitioning and busbar-supporting devices in correspondence of said third and fourth opposite sides, said first surface being provided with a plurality of retaining pairs of first and second retaining means facing each other and defining a retaining space for a busbar among them, the retaining pairs for a given busbar being aligned in a direction parallel to said first and second opposite sides and the retaining pairs for different busbars being spaced apart in a direction parallel to said third and a fourth opposite sides, said second surface being provided with a plurality of openings configured for allowing insertion of connection means between said electrical apparatuses and said busbars through said compartment-partitioning and busbar-supporting device.

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Seregno, Italy

Davide Valsecchi