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Malbin Jose Mendoza

Todd Gentile

Prerak N Shah

Arkady Oksengorn

Richard Lindo

Harshavardhan M Karandikar

Douglas A Voda

Dennis F Batovsky

An electromechanical relay is provided with a housing, a relay assembly within the housing, and a data collection cover enclosing the relay assembly within the housing. The data collection cover includes sensing members that extend in toward the relay assembly and engage disconnect switches of the relay assembly. The sensing members transmit analog signals to an analog-to-digital converter that converts analog signals to digital signals. The cover then stores, displays and/or communicates the digital information.

Electromechanical relay with data collection cover

A test plug has a housing with a first side that has inputs for receiving various connection types, a second side having blades and fingers extending thereform, and a base. The first side extends at an oblique angle from the base, providing accessibility to the input connections thereon. The second side is capable of a removable connection to a test switch in which the fingers separate the current jack contacts before the electrical connection between the test plug blades and test switch jaws is made.

Test plug for a FT switch

A test switch assembly electrically coupled with an electronic module. The electronic module is designed with intelligent sophisticated circuitry that facilitates the transmission and/or the detection of currents and/or voltages between a protective relay and current or voltage transformers. In one embodiment, the electronic test switch senses, detects, monitors, analyzes and/or stores electrical signals and outputs this information to standalone displays, computers. RTU, or similar devices, through wired or wireless connections. The electronic module also allows the test switch to accept electrical connectors such as RJ45, USB, RCA, and/or BNC, among others.

Test switch assembly having an electronic circuit

A cover for an electric switch assembly is disclosed in the present application. The cover includes connecting features that permit connection to a housing for the switch assembly in at least two locations. A first location is defined by a cover positioned to completely enclose all electrically conductive components in the switch assembly. A second location is defined by a cover positioned to enclose a portion of electrically conductive components and to permit access to a circuit associated with an open switch in the switch assembly.

Switch cover

Ergonomic test plug

A fastener is provided for ganging or joining two or more switch handles to one another. The fastener includes a head at one end and an elongated shank extending from the head. The shank includes a threaded portion adjacent the head that threadingly engages one of the switch handles. The shank extends longitudinally from the threaded portion through the threadingly engaged switch handle and through one or more additional switch handles to gang the switch handles to one another.

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Weston, FL, United States of America

Malbin Jose Mendoza