Cooper Technologies Company

Cooper Technologies, Inc.

Ruel Emmett Davis

Matthew Alan Joiner

A power distribution block assembly includes an insulative body having at least a first modular body section and a second modular body section, and at least one electrically conductive bus member having a longitudinally-extending base and a plurality of terminal blades extending from the base. The base of the bus member has a site for electrical connection to a power source and a longitudinally elongated U-shape channel defined by opposite legs. A plurality of terminal blades extend from the legs of the channel and include a plurality of sites for electrical connection to a plurality of removable circuit elements. A plurality of separate connector elements are contained within the body, and each of the connector elements are configured to engage a terminal blade of the bus with a terminal of a respective one of the removable circuit elements.

Modular terminal fuse block

A power distribution block assembly that includes an insulative body, at least one common electrically-conductive power bus member, a plurality of connector elements, and a sealed cover is disclosed. A U-shaped bus member includes a pluarlity of terminal blades extending therefrom, and plurality of separate connector elements connect the terminal blades to input side terminals of removable circuit elements, such as fuse elements or circuit breakers. Load side terminals of the fuse elements are received in load side connectors housed in passages in the body.

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St. Charles, MO, United States of America

Ruel Emmett Davis