Abstract:
A switchgear device having a single-pole breaking unit which includes one of a pair of stationary contacts connected to a line-side current conductor, a movable contact bridge for closing and opening the stationary contacts, a line-side panel, a load-side panel opposite the line-side panel and two opposing lateral-side panels, which panels surround the stationary contacts and contact bridge, and form arc extinguishing chambers with a stationary contact within each chamber, an opening volume between chambers, and a quenching gas exhaust channel connected to a chamber, and opening through the line-side panel, which is opposite another load-side panel for contact with a trip device.
Abstract:
Switchgear device having at least one single-pole breaking unit, said unit comprising a movable contact bridge, a pair of stationary contacts operating in conjunction with said movable contact bridge and respectively connected to a current input conductor, and two arc extinguishing chambers respectively opening onto an opening volume of the contact bridge, and comprising a stack of at least two deionizing fins separated from one another by a gas exchange space. Each extinguishing chamber is connected to at least one quenching gas exhaust channel, said exhaust channels opening onto a line-side panel of the case of the breaking unit, said line-side panel being positioned opposite another load-side panel designed to be placed in contact with trip means.
Abstract:
A breaking unit comprising a contact bridge, at least one stationary contact operating in conjunction with said contact bridge and a rotary bar having a transverse hole accommodating said bridge which is salient on each side of the bar, said bar being fitted between two side panels of the breaking unit. Said contact bridge comprises two sealing flanges respectively placed between the radial surfaces of the rotary bar and the side panels. At least one arc extinguishing chamber opens onto an opening volume of the contact bridge. The rotary bar comprises at least one channel connected to the transverse accommodating hole.