Temperature-sensitive switch with a casing
First Claim
1. Temperature-sensitive switch comprising a casing, a pot-shaped lower part and an upper part, the lower part containing a switch mechanism with at least one bimetallic disk and a movable contact part and, under the action of the bimetallic disk, the movable contact part can be connected to a stationary opposite contact, so that it is possible to produce an electrical connection between the pot-shaped lower part, movable and stationary opposite contact parts, wherein a resistor part having a high electrical resistance is arranged between the opposite stationary contact part and the pot-shaped lower part so as to form a permanent electric connection therebetween, said resistor part being arranged within a contour of the casing.
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Abstract
A temperature-sensitive switch with a casing having a pot-like lower part and a top part, whereby in the lower part is provided a bimetallic disk and under the action of the latter at least one movable contact part can be connected to a stationary opposite contact, so that it is possible to produce an electrical connection between the lower part, movable contact part and opposite contact part. Between the contact part and the lower part there is a fixed, electrically high-value connection provided by a resistor element, so that the temperature-sensitive switch does not automatically close again after opening unless a master switch is interrupted for the power supply.
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- 1. Temperature-sensitive switch comprising a casing, a pot-shaped lower part and an upper part, the lower part containing a switch mechanism with at least one bimetallic disk and a movable contact part and, under the action of the bimetallic disk, the movable contact part can be connected to a stationary opposite contact, so that it is possible to produce an electrical connection between the pot-shaped lower part, movable and stationary opposite contact parts, wherein a resistor part having a high electrical resistance is arranged between the opposite stationary contact part and the pot-shaped lower part so as to form a permanent electric connection therebetween, said resistor part being arranged within a contour of the casing.
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