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Class 337/185 - Comprising or including heat storage or accumulator means


Subclass of Class 337 - Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches
Definition: Subject matter wherein the heating means consists at least
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 09/04/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7265653Method of providing a protective component with an adjusted time characteristic of the thermal transfer from a heating element to a fusible element
The invention relates to a method for producing a protective component, for example a fuse component or a fusing resistor, including a fusible element and a heating element, which are attached as stacking components to the surface of a substrate. The fusible element...
09/04/2007
6496098Pyrotechnic active element
A pyrotechnic active element for separating media and/or fluids has a base element (12) and an electrical ignition element (26) which is arranged on or in the base element (12). The pyrotechnic active element also includes a pyrotechincal charge (28) whic...
12/17/2002
6344788Pyrotechnically operated electrical contactor
The present invention relates to electrical contactors used in electric motors comprising batteries. The present invention relates more specifically to an electrical contactor (1) for a battery, consisting of a hollow body (2) defining an upstream part (1...
02/05/2002
6281782Circuit breaker
The circuit breaker disclosed in the invention comprises a first connection terminal, a second connection terminal, a heat generating part having conductivity disposed between the first connection terminal and second connection terminal, an igniting part ...
08/28/2001
6281781Circuit breaker
The disclosed circuit breaker comprises a first connection terminal, a second connection terminal, a heat generating part having conductivity and disposed between the first connection terminal and second connection terminal, an igniting part igniting depe...
08/28/2001
6275136Circuit breaker
The circuit breaker disclosed in the invention comprises a first connection terminal, a second connection terminal, a rotatable conducting part disposed between the first connection terminal and second connection terminal, a heat generating part, an ignit...
08/14/2001
6157288Current breaking system for vehicle
An current breaking device is interposed between a battery for a vehicle and an electric load. When a circuit cut-off signal is generated from a control unit due to an automobile's collision, the current breaking device allows respective capsules 40 in a ...
12/05/2000
6144283Temperature detectable large-current fuse and method of assembling the same
A temperature detectable current fuse comprises a temperature detecting fuse having a fusible portion, a current fuse having a fusible portion and a table portion provided at the fusible portion thereof, on which the fusible portion of the temperature det...
11/07/2000
6011458Large-current fuse unit
In large-current fuse unit, a large-current fuse has a pair of terminals interconnected by a fuse element, and a housing receives the large-current fuse therein, and a temperature fuse is mounted within the housing, and is disposed in close proximity to t...
01/04/2000
5963122Large-current fuse unit
In large-current fuse unit, a large-current fuse has a pair of terminals interconnected by a fuse element, and a housing receives the large-current fuse therein, and a temperature fuse is mounted within the housing, and is disposed in close proximity to t...
10/05/1999
4227169Combined thermal and electrical cut-off device
The device described herein is useful in applications which formerly required both a thermal cut-off device and an electrical fuse. This device will open an electrical circuit in response to either an increase in ambient temperature or an increase in elec...
10/07/1980
 
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