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SWITCH MODULE OF BUILT-IN ANTI-SURGE DISCONNECTION STRUCTURE

  • US 20170047180A1
  • Filed: 08/12/2015
  • Published: 02/16/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/12/2015
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A switch module of built-in anti-surge disconnection structure, comprising:

  • a housing having a press button arranged atop thereof, and a first conductive plate, a second conductive plate and a third conductive plate arranged at lower section thereof;

    the first conductive plate connecting to a binary alloy conductive spring leaf that has a first connecting point, and the second conductive plate having a second connecting point on the surface of an upper section thereof corresponding to the first connecting point;

    a moving rod linking up the bottom of the press button with one end and the binary alloy conductive spring leaf with the other end to make the first connecting point contacting the second conductive plate and turn on the switch, and detach the first and second connecting points to turn off the switch by having the binary alloy conductive spring leaf deformed due to high temperature when current overload occurs, so as to form an overcurrent protection switch that has a switch area formed by the binary alloy conductive spring leaf and the first and second connecting points;

    whereinan anti-surge disconnection structure is built inside the housing, including an anti-surge structure and a disconnection structure;

    the anti-surge structure including at least one bare metal oxide varistor without insulation layer wrapping from the outside, having a top surface and a bottom surface, and being disposed between the first and third conductive plate, so as to form an anti-surge area;

    the disconnection structure including a spring element disposed on the opposite side of the anti-surge area to be ejected by the binary alloy conductive spring leaf, which has no contacts with the binary alloy conductive spring leaf and the moving rod when being compressed; and

    a pushing rod arranged at the top of the spring element;

    a band having a first end and a second end arranged correspondingly, at least one of which being disposed close to the surface of the metal oxide varistor for compressing the spring element to keep a distance between the spring element and the binary alloy conductive spring leaf;

    at least one thermo-sensitive piece that is solid colloid to be adhered on the surface of the metal oxide varistor, which would loosen and displace the band and counterbalance the pressing on the top of the spring element when melting, so as to form a disconnection area;

    whereby when the first connecting point is contacting the second connecting point and an overvoltage occurs, the temperature of the metal oxide varistor would suddenly rise up to a degree higher than a pre-determined number, melting the thermo-sensitive piece, loosening and displacing the band, and thus ejecting the spring element to displace the pushing rod and upwardly flick the binary alloy conductive spring leaf, the moving rod, the press button, or any of the combination from these elements, force the first connecting point of the binary alloy conductive spring leaf detaching from the second connecting point and turn off the switch.

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