WO2013063875A1 - 一种模数化终端电器的手柄锁定装置 - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the analog-digital terminal appliance based on the low-voltage circuit breaker is widely used. It not only has the ON/OFF control function for the main circuit or equipment, but also has the right
- the main circuit or device performs protection functions such as overload, short circuit, and overvoltage.
- the OFF state locking function becomes one of the most commonly used and important functions in power management and safety management.
- the OFF state locking refers to the moving contact of the circuit breaker and The static contact is locked in the open (OFF) position that is disconnected and cannot be closed.
- the OFF state lock is mainly used for the circuit breaker in the power distribution system.
- the ON state lock refers to the state in which the circuit breaker is locked in the ON state so that it cannot be manually opened, but does not hinder the fault trip.
- the ON state lock is mainly used for some terminal electrical appliances that do not require the trip protection function or the handle can still be in the ON position after the trip. The purpose is to protect the user who is not easy to be powered off during the load side operation from being affected by the random power failure. device.
- the second category is the non-removable OFF state locking device, which is mainly applicable to countries and regions that implement the UL standard, that is, the structure of the locking device is clearly defined.
- the IEC standard may be implemented or not.
- the structure of the locking device is used in countries and regions that are clearly defined. It is assembled with the circuit breaker and cannot be disassembled by the user.
- the common problem of the existing non-removable handle locking device is that it does not meet the requirements of the modularization standard, that is: the height of the locking device is higher than that during the movement of the terminal electrical handle The maximum height of the whole appliance can not be adapted to the terminal distribution box of the modularization standard. After the repair or maintenance work is completed, the locking function is higher than the highest size of the circuit breaker.
- the transparent cover of the modular terminal power distribution box cannot be covered because the height of the locking device is higher than the highest external dimension of the terminal electrical appliance, and the cabinet has to be added.
- the height ie the height dimension of the transparent casing, affects the compatibility of the device in the distribution box and at the same time affects the appearance consistency.
- the object of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, and to provide a handle locking device for a modularized terminal electrical appliance.
- the movable sliding block can not only make the locking device in the state of "locking” and "unlocking".
- the height of the inconsistency is different, and the height when the unlocked state is lower than the height when the lock is in the locked state does not affect the normal operation of the circuit breaker in the unlocked state.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a handle locking device for a modular terminal appliance such that the height of the locking device is absolutely no higher than the highest external dimension of the modular terminal appliance, and it not only has an external non-detachable locking device structure
- the simple and reasonable, locked state display is intuitive, the security and reliability of the lock are good, and it also has the advantages of good compatibility with the modular distribution box, convenient locking and unlocking operation and full humanization.
- the present invention adopts the following technical solutions.
- the handle locking device of the modularized terminal appliance includes the housing 1, the locking mechanism 2 and the padlock fixedly mounted on an outer side surface 103a/103b of the housing of the modular terminal appliance 10 by a connecting mechanism 3,
- the locking mechanism 2 includes a sliding member 21, which is provided with a door hole 211 and a padlock hole 219 which are mutually penetrated, and the door opening 211 is provided with a horizontal pivot door 22 and a vertical pivot door 23 which can be opened or closed.
- the transverse pivot door 22 cooperates with the handle 102 of the modular terminal appliance 10 to block the movement of the handle 102 from moving back.
- the vertical pivot door 23 cooperates with the transverse pivot door 22 to block the open transverse pivot door 22 from being able to block.
- the locking mechanism 2 is connected to the housing 1 by the moving sub-mechanism, so that the locking mechanism 2 can only slide up/down along the direction of the assembly reference line ⁇ parallel to the height direction ⁇ of the modular terminal appliance 10. And locking mechanism 2 By means of the limiting mechanism, it is only possible to slide between the raised working position of its corresponding locking and the corresponding hidden lowering hidden position, so that the locking mechanism 2 is displaced by the sliding member 21, allowing the transverse pivoting door 22 and the vertical pivot door 23 are opened or both retracted in the door opening 211, and the height position of the locking device in the two states of the handle locking and unlocking is adjustable.
- the moving auxiliary mechanism includes a pair of sliders 212a, 212b formed on the slider 21 and a pair of chutes 12a, 12b formed on the housing 1, the sliders 212a, 212b and the chutes 12a, 12b are moved
- the auxiliary form forms a movable connection; or the moving auxiliary mechanism includes a pair of sliders formed on the housing 1 and a pair of sliding grooves formed on the sliding member 21, and the slider and the sliding groove are formed in the form of a moving pair Connected.
- the limiting mechanism includes a slot 13 formed in the housing 1 and a sliding pin 213 fixedly coupled to the sliding member 21.
- the sliding pin 213 is mounted in the slot 13 and slidably engages with the slot 13.
- the slot 13 includes An upper limit surface 131 and a lower limit surface 132, the contact blocking of the upper limit surface 131 and the sliding pin 213 restricts the slider 21 to the raised working position, and is blocked by the contact of the lower limit surface 132 with the sliding pin 213.
- the sliding member 21 is defined in a hidden position after the lowering; or the limiting mechanism includes a slot formed in the sliding member 21, and a sliding pin fixedly coupled to the housing 1, the sliding pin being mounted in the slot and being slotted Sliding engagement, the slot includes an upper limit surface and a lower limit surface, and the sliding member 21 is limited to the working position after the lifting by the contact of the lower limit surface with the sliding pin, and is blocked by the contact of the upper limit surface with the sliding pin,
- the slider 21 is defined in a hidden position after the descent.
- the connecting mechanism includes at least one pair of reserved holes 101a, 101b formed on the outer casing of the modular terminal electrical appliance 10, and at least one pair of elastic barbs l la, l ib formed on the housing 1, the housing 1 passes The snap fit of the elastic barbs l la, l ib and the reserved holes 101a, 101b is fixedly mounted on the outer side faces 103a/103b of the outer casing of the modular terminal appliance 10.
- the sliding member 21 is disposed symmetrically with respect to the assembly reference line B of the handle locking device, and each pair of reserved holes 101a, 101b on the two outer side faces 103a, 103b of the outer casing of the modularized terminal appliance is symmetrical to the assembly reference line B.
- the sliding member 21 includes a stepped plate-like body composed of a first surface 215a and a second surface 215b and a third surface 215c parallel to the first surface 215a, and further includes two parallel long side surfaces 216a. 216b and at least two short sides 217a, 217b are closed to the periphery of the plate-like body formed by the connection; the first surface 215a is disposed toward the outer side surface 103a, or 103b of the modularized terminal appliance 10, the second side 215b is parallel to and lower than the outer surface 12 of the housing 1, and the third surface 215c is disposed toward the inner surface 16 of the housing 1; the door opening 211 is disposed on the first surface 215a a rectangular groove formed on the plate-like body formed by the second surface 215b, the opening of the groove is engaged with the first surface 215a, the bottom surface of the groove is engaged with the second surface 215b, and the padlock hole 219 is disposed on the bottom surface of the groove And the groove is penetrated, the
- the slot is formed in the first surface 215a and the third surface 215c
- the slot is slidably engaged with the sliding pin of the limiting mechanism; a pair of sliders 212a, 212b or a pair of sliding slots are disposed at an upper portion of the two long sides 216a, 21b, the slider 212a 212b is slidably engaged with a pair of chutes 12a, 12b on the housing 1; or the sliding slot is slidably engaged with a pair of sliders on the housing 1; at least one pair of positioning recesses 214a, 214b or at least one pair of resilient projections It is disposed on the two long side faces 216a, 21b.
- the thickness of the transverse pivot door 22 plus the thickness of the vertical pivot door 23 is less than or equal to the depth of the door opening 211; the locking hole 219 is disposed opposite the vertical pivot door 23.
- the movement modes of the modular terminal electrical appliance are mainly swing type, direct motion type, push type, and rotary type, of which swing type and direct motion type are more commonly used.
- the oscillating handle means that the handle can only swing around a certain pivot point when being subjected to the pulling operation
- the direct-acting handle means that the handle can only move linearly when subjected to the pulling operation.
- the handle locking device of the present invention is applicable not only to the swinging handle but also to the direct acting handle.
- the handle locking device of the present invention is height-adjustable after unlocking, and the adjusted height is less than the maximum height of the entire appliance at the limit height during the movement of the modular terminal electrical handle.
- the advantage is that the operating surface of the modular terminal electrical appliance in this state is not additionally occupied by any structural component of the locking device, which improves the installation compatibility of the locking device, and completely avoids the existing locking device when it is unlocked.
- the problem that the cover of the electric box cannot be closed or not installed into the distribution box can make the modular terminal device assembled with the locking device of the invention applicable to any distribution box suitable for installing the modular terminal electric appliance, the product It fully complies with the requirements of UL standards and can be widely applied to the inspection and maintenance process of electrical circuits and equipment used as the rear end of circuit breakers in various countries and regions where IEC standards and UL standards are implemented.
- FIG. 1 to 2 are two embodiments of the handle locking device of the modular circuit breaker of the present invention, wherein Figs. 1 to 7 show the handle locking device of the modular circuit breaker of the present invention.
- 1 to 13 are a second embodiment of a handle locking device of a modular terminal appliance, and
- Figs. 14 to 21 are a first embodiment of a handle locking device of a modular terminal appliance of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the assembly of a handle locking device and a modular terminal device of a modular terminal electrical appliance of the present invention.
- the handle locking device in the figure is in a locked state, the locking mechanism is in the raised working position, and the handle of the modular terminal appliance is locked.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view showing the connection mechanism of the handle locking device of the modular terminal device of the present invention.
- the structure of the resilient barbs and the reserved holes that can be interchangeably mounted between the two outer sides of the modular terminal electrical enclosure is shown.
- Reference numerals 20 and 20' in the figure represent the same handle locking device, wherein 20 indicates that the handle locking device is assembled to the right outer side of the modular terminal appliance, and 20' indicates that the handle locking device is assembled to the left outer side of the modular terminal appliance.
- 3 is a perspective view showing the overall structure of a handle locking device of a modularized terminal electric appliance of the present invention. The slider in the figure is in the raised working position, and the horizontal and vertical pivot doors are open.
- Figure 4 is a perspective view showing the overall structure of the handle locking device shown in Figure 3.
- the slider in the figure is in the raised working position, but the transverse and vertical pivot doors are in a closed state, and the horizontal and vertical pivot doors do not interfere with the downward sliding of the slider.
- Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the sliding member of the locking mechanism of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention, showing the pin hole structure of the pair of sliders and the stopper mechanism of the moving auxiliary mechanism.
- Figure 6 is a transverse pivot door of the locking mechanism of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a perspective view showing the structure of the locking mechanism shown in Figure 6. The position and connection relationship between the slider, the cross arm door, the vertical pivot door and the handle of the modular terminal appliance in the locked state are shown, and there is no lug on the transverse pivot door in the figure.
- Figure 8 is a perspective view showing the structure of the second embodiment of the locking mechanism of the handle locking device of the modularized terminal appliance of the present invention, showing the sliding mechanism of the locking mechanism in the OFF state and the OFF locking state,
- the positional state and the connection relationship between the transverse pivot door, the vertical pivot door and the handle of the modular terminal appliance are provided with lugs on the horizontal pivot door.
- Figure 9 is a perspective view showing the structure of the second embodiment of the locking mechanism of the handle locking device of the modularized terminal appliance of the present invention, which shows that the locking mechanism cannot be locked in the ON state (i.e., the ON state is prohibited), and is ON.
- the ON state i.e., the ON state is prohibited
- the lug on the transverse pivot door is blocked by the handle of the modular terminal appliance, and between the slider, the transverse pivot door, the vertical pivot door and the handle of the modular terminal appliance in the case where the ON state is prohibited from being locked.
- Location status and connection relationship is shown in the ON state (i.e., the ON state is prohibited), and is ON.
- Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing the entire configuration of a second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention.
- the slider in the figure is in the raised working position, and the horizontal and vertical pivot doors are open.
- Figure 11 is a perspective view showing the overall structure of the second embodiment of the handle locking device shown in Figure 10 in a different state.
- the sliding member in the figure is in the raised working position, but the transverse pivot door and the vertical pivot door are in the closed state, the lugs on the transverse pivot door enter the recess on the sliding member, and the transverse pivot door and the vertical pivot door do not obstruct the sliding member. The sliding down.
- Figure 12 is a perspective view showing the sliding member of the locking mechanism of the second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention.
- the figure shows a pair of sliders of the moving auxiliary mechanism, pin holes of the limiting mechanism, door openings and notches, and the like.
- Figure 13 is a cross-sectional door of the locking mechanism of the second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention, on which a lug is provided.
- Figure 14 is a rear perspective view of the slider member of Figure 5 or Figure 12, i.e., the slider members of the first embodiment and the second embodiment.
- Figure 15 is a perspective view showing the first embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention and the housing parts of the second embodiment.
- the figure shows a structure of a pair of chutes of the moving auxiliary mechanism and slots of the limiting mechanism.
- Figure 16 is a partial perspective view showing the first embodiment of the handle locking device of the modularized terminal appliance of the present invention and the housing parts of the second embodiment. The figure shows the structure of the elastic projections of the positioning mechanism.
- Figure 17 is a perspective view showing the first embodiment of the handle locking device of the modularized terminal appliance of the present invention and the positioning mechanism of the second embodiment. The figure shows the structure of the cooperation relationship between the elastic projection and the recess.
- Figure 18 is a rear elevational view of the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance, the slider of the figure is raised after the rear view of Figures 3, 4, 10, and 11, work location.
- Fig. 19 is a top perspective view showing the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance. The figure shows the appearance of the limit mechanism, the slide is in the raised working position.
- Figure 20 is a perspective view showing the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention, showing the exploded state of the handle locking device and the modular terminal device before assembly.
- Fig. 21 is a perspective view showing the mounting in a different state from that shown in Fig. 20, showing the state in which the handle locking device is assembled with the modular terminal electric appliance. detailed description
- the structure and operation principle of the handle locking device of the modularized terminal electrical appliance of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the first embodiment and the second embodiment of the modular low-voltage circuit breaker shown in FIGS. 1 to 21 . Its superiority.
- the locking device of the first embodiment shown in Figures 1-7 can achieve both an OFF state lock and an ON state lock, while the lock device of the second embodiment shown in Figures 8-13 can only achieve OFF state lock.
- the handle locking device of the circuit breaker 10 of the present invention is mainly composed of three parts: a housing 1, a locking mechanism 2 and a padlock 3 (Fig. 1).
- the present invention implements the locking function in a slider mode for locking and unlocking.
- the locking function can change the displacement in two states to automatically adjust the different heights of the locking device in the two states described above.
- Fig. 21 shows an example in which the slider of the lock mechanism 2 slides in when the circuit breaker is normally operated
- Fig. 1 shows an example in which the slider (not shown) slides out when the breaker handle is locked.
- the housing 1 of the locking device can be fixedly mounted on the outer side 103a or the right outer side 103b of the left side of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10 by a connecting mechanism, and the existing locking device can only be assembled on one of the outer casings of the circuit breaker 10. On the outside side.
- At least one pair of reserved holes 101a, 101b are disposed on both sides of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10, and the reserved holes 101a or 101b are through holes penetrating through the inner and outer faces of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10;
- the housing 1 of the locking device is formed with at least one pair of elastic barbs l la, l ib which are formed on the housing 1 by elastic arms 111a, 111b, that is, the elastic barbs 11a or the elastic barbs l ib are included A resilient arm ll la, 111b.
- the connecting mechanism is composed of the reserved holes 101a, 101b and the elastic barbs l la, l ib , and the snap fits of the elastic barbs (l la, 1 lb) and the reserved holes (101a, 101b),
- the housing 1 is fixedly mounted on the side 103a, or 103b of the circuit breaker 10.
- the card engagement means that when the elastic barbs l la and the elastic barbs l ib are respectively inserted into the reserved holes 101a and the reserved holes 101b, the operation force of the insertion operation overcomes the reserved holes 101a, 101b for the elastic barbs l la
- the reaction force of the ib causes the elastic arms ll la, 111b to be elastically deformed; when the elastic barbs l la and the elastic barbs l ib respectively pass through the reserved holes 101a, the holes 101b are reserved, due to the elastic barbs la la, l ib loses the elastic reaction force of the reserved holes 101a, 101b, so that the elastic arms ll la, 111b bring the elastic barbs l la, l ib to reset, in this reset state, the elastic barbs l la, l ib hook open circuit
- the inner side of the outer casing of the casing 10 is such that the elastic barbs l la, l lb are fixed in the reserved holes 101a, 101b, and the cas
- the locking mechanism 2 includes a sliding member 21 having a door opening 211 therein, and the door opening 211 is provided with a horizontal opening that can be opened in the direction of the circuit breaker 10.
- the pivot door 22 and a vertical pivot door 23 the transverse pivot door 22 is pivotally connected to the sliding member 21 via a transverse pivot (not shown), the axis K1 of the transverse pivot being perpendicular to the height direction Y of the circuit breaker 10, vertical
- the pivot door 23 is pivotally coupled to the slider 21 by a vertical pivot (not shown) whose axis ⁇ 2 is parallel to the height direction of the circuit breaker 10.
- the locking mechanism 2 When the locking mechanism 2 is raised to its upper limit position (as shown in Figures 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 18), the locking operation can be performed, so the position is defined as the working position; 2 When it is lowered to the lower limit position (as shown in Figs. 2 and 21), the locking mechanism 2 is in a non-operating state and hidden, so that any part of the handle locking device including the locking mechanism 2 does not exceed the circuit breaker 10
- the height direction ⁇ and the outer dimension in the width direction X so this position is defined as a hidden position.
- the locking mechanism 2 can be lowered to the hidden position in the unlocked state, so that the panel 105 for operating the circuit breaker 10 is not additionally occupied by any structural member of the locking device, that is, the locking device and the circuit breaker 10 are assembled and applied to Any distribution box suitable for installing modular terminals. Since the outer dimensions of the circuit breaker 10 in the height direction ⁇ and the width direction X are uniform and standardized, the outer dimensions of the circuit breaker 10 in the height direction ⁇ and the width direction X are determined, that is, the handle of the present invention. After the unlocking device is unlocked, its outer dimension in the height direction ⁇ and the width direction X is equal to or smaller than the size specified by the modularization standard.
- the locking mechanism 2 can be lifted and lowered (ie, height adjustable) and can be hidden after being unlocked, so that the handle locking device of the present invention is secured to the handle locking device after being mounted on the circuit breaker 10 No part of the circuit breaker 10 is associated with the panel 105 of the circuit breaker 10, does not interfere with the normal operating function of the circuit breaker 10, and does not affect the clear display of the ON/OFF state of the circuit breaker 10. Moreover, the above-described connecting mechanism and locking mechanism are employed, so that the handle locking device of the present invention has reliable and effective mechanical strength and mechanical properties, and can ensure that the modular terminal electrical device cannot be operated in the locked state.
- the locking mechanism 2 allows the transverse arm door 22 to be opened first, that is, the transverse arm door 22 as shown in Figs. 7 and 8 is wound around the axis K1 of the transverse arm to the circuit breaker.
- the direction of 10 (the opposite direction of the direction of rotation M) is reversed so that the transverse pivot door 22 cooperates with the handle 102 of the circuit breaker 10 (ie, the first side edge 221a of the transverse pivot door 22 is in mating engagement with the handle 102) and the blocking handle 102 cannot be moved toward Rotating back, and then opening the vertical pivot door 23, that is, the vertical pivot door 23 as shown in FIGS.
- the handle of the circuit breaker of the embodiment shown in the drawings is an oscillating handle.
- the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention is applicable not only to the swinging handle but also to the Direct-acting handle. In the locked working state shown in Figs.
- the locking mechanism 2 also allows the padlock 3 to be removed first, and then the vertical pivot door 23 is closed, that is, the vertical as shown in Figs.
- the pivot door 23 rotates back about the axis K2 of the vertical pivot in the direction of the door opening 211 (the direction of the rotational direction N), and then closes the transverse pivot door 22, that is, the axis of the transverse pivot door 22 around the transverse hinge as shown in FIGS. K1 is rotated back in the direction of the door opening 211 (the direction of the rotational direction M), and finally the transverse pivot door 22 and the vertical pivot door 23 are retracted into the door opening 211 (as shown in Figs. 4 and 11).
- the locking mechanism 2 shown in Figs. 4 and 11 is in a raised position but is not locked.
- the lowering operation is permitted, and the locking mechanism 2 is pressed down by the hand until the hidden position shown in FIG.
- both the lateral pivot door 22 and the vertical pivot door 23 are retracted in the door opening 211 so as not to interfere with the raising/lowering sliding of the locking mechanism 2, and the locking mechanism 2
- the height is lower than the height of the circuit breaker 10.
- the ascending operation is permitted, and the lock mechanism 2 is pulled up by the hand until the ascending position shown in Figs.
- the moving sub mechanism of the locking mechanism 2 includes a pair of sliders 212a, 212b (Fig. 3_5) formed on the slider 21, and a pair of chutes 12a, 12b (Fig. 15) formed on the housing 1, the slider 212a, The 212b and the chutes 12a, 12b are formed in a movable connection in the form of a moving pair, so that the locking mechanism 2 is connected and mounted on the casing 1.
- the moving sub-form means that the slider 212a and the slider 212b are respectively inserted into the chute 12a and the chute 12b, and the sliders 212a, 212b and the chutes 12a, 12b are slidably engaged to realize the sliders 212a, 212b and the chute 12a.
- the movable connection between 12b, that is, the sliding member 21 forming the locking mechanism 2 is movably connected with the housing 1, so that the locking mechanism 2 is connected and mounted on the housing 1, which is characterized by the sliding member 21 and the housing 1 There is only one degree of freedom in linear sliding.
- the structure of the moving auxiliary mechanism shown in the drawing is a preferred embodiment, and the alternative moving mechanism is: the moving auxiliary mechanism includes a pair of sliders (not shown) formed on the housing 1 And a pair of chutes (not shown) formed on the slider 21, the slider and the chute are formed in a movable connection in the form of a moving pair, thereby connecting the locking mechanism 2 to the housing 1.
- the limiting mechanism of the locking mechanism 2 includes a slot 13 formed in the housing 1 and a sliding pin 213 fixedly coupled to the slider 21, the sliding pin 213 being mounted in the slot 13 and slotted
- the hole 13 is slidably engaged (as shown in FIG. 19), and the slot 13 includes an upper limit surface 131 and a lower limit surface 132.
- the upper end surface 131 is blocked by the contact of the slide pin 213, and the slider 21 is limited to the raised position.
- the working position is blocked by the contact of the lower limit surface 132 with the slide pin 213, and the slider 21 is limited to the lowered position after the lowering.
- the limiting mechanism comprises a slot formed in the sliding member 21 (not shown) and a sliding pin fixedly connected with the housing 1 (not shown)
- the sliding pin is installed in the slot and is slidingly engaged with the slot, and the slot includes an upper plane and a lower plane.
- the structure of the fixed connection between the slide pin 213 and the slider 21 (or the slide pin and the housing 1) may be screwed, pinned, bonded or integrally formed.
- the upper limit plane of the slot still refers to the upper limit surface (ie, close to the door opening 211), and the lower limit plane of the slot still refers to the lower surface. That limit surface (ie away from the door opening 211).
- the handle locking device of the modular terminal appliance of the present invention further includes a positioning mechanism for defining that the slider 21 cannot slide freely at a specific position, specifically, the slider 21 needs to be restricted to the hidden position and/or the working position. It is not free to slide, including: it is only restricted to the free position in the hidden position; or it is limited to the free position in the raised position; or it is not limited to the free position in the hidden position, and it is also restricted from sliding in the raised position.
- the handle locking device can work normally if the positioning mechanism is not set, but the positioning mechanism can make the performance of the handle locking device more perfect, for example, the performance that cannot be freely slid in the hidden position,
- the handle locking device can be freely slid in various mounting positions; the performance of being unable to freely slide in the raised position can make the locking operation of the handle locking device more convenient.
- the function of the positioning mechanism only needs to define that the slider 21 cannot slide freely at a specific position, and it cannot limit the sliding of the slider 21 in the case of the raising/lowering operation, or the raising/lowering operation of the locking mechanism 2 by the human hand.
- the sliding restriction of the slider 21 by the positioning mechanism can be automatically released. As shown in Figure 5, In the embodiment shown in Figs.
- the positioning mechanism includes a pair of positioning notches 214a, 214b formed on the slider 21 and a pair of elastic projections 14a, 14b formed on the housing 1, in the slider 21 During the pushing process, first acting with the bumps 19a, 19b, the elastic projections 14a, 14b slide into the circular arc positioning recesses 214a, 214b while the slider is being pushed.
- the two elastic protrusions 14a, 14b respectively enter the two positioning recesses 214a, 214b and are in elastic contact with the two positioning recesses 214a, 214b, so that the slider 21 is elasticized
- the force is restricted to the hidden position and cannot slide freely.
- the contact fit between the elastic projections 14a, 14b and the positioning recesses 214a, 214b is as shown in Fig. 17, which is characterized in that the positioning recesses 214a, 214b are formed on the slider 21. Upper, and with the slider 21 moving, the elastic projections 14a, 14b are formed on the housing 1.
- the elastic projection movement scheme is: the positioning mechanism includes a pair of positioning notches (not shown) formed on the housing 1 and a pair formed on An elastic protrusion (not shown) on the sliding member 21, when the sliding member 21 is in the hidden position, the two elastic protrusions respectively enter the two positioning notches and elastically contact with the two positioning notches, so that the sliding The piece 21 is restrained in a hidden position and cannot slide freely.
- the positioning mechanism shown in the drawing only limits the sliding member 21 from sliding in the hidden position. It is not difficult to imagine that if it is necessary to restrict the sliding member 21 from sliding in the hidden position and the working position, the following two notch movement schemes can be used instead.
- a positioning mechanism comprising two pairs of positioning notches 214a, 214b formed on the slider 21 and a pair of elastic projections 14a, 14b formed on the housing 1, the first pair of positioning The notches 214a, 214b are respectively in contact with the two resilient projections 14a, 14b when the slider 21 is in the hidden position, such that the slider 21 is restrained in the hidden position from sliding freely, and the second pair of positioning notches (Fig. Corresponding to the fact that the slider 21 is in contact with the two resilient projections 14a, 14b, respectively, in the operative position, causing the slider 21 to be restrained in the operative position from sliding freely.
- the positioning mechanism includes two pairs of positioning notches 214a, 214b formed on the slider 21 and two pairs of elastic protrusions 14a, 14b formed on the housing 1, when the slider 21 is in the hidden position, A pair of elastic projections 14a, 14b respectively enter the first pair of positioning recesses 214a, 214b and are in elastic contact with the two positioning recesses 214a, 214b, so that the slider 21 is restrained in the hidden position and cannot slide freely, when the slider 21 When in the working position, the second pair of elastic protrusions (not shown) respectively enter the second pair of positioning notches (not shown) and elastically contact the two positioning notches 214a, 214b, so that the sliding member 21 is restricted to the working position and cannot slide freely.
- the positioning mechanism includes at least one pair of positioning notches 214a, 214b formed on the slider 21 and at least one pair of elastic protrusions 14a, 14b formed on the housing 1 when When the sliding member 21 is in the hidden position or the working position, the two pairs of elastic projections 14a, 14b of the same pair respectively enter the two pairs of positioning notches 214a, 214b of the same pair and are in elastic contact with the two positioning notches 214a, 214b, The slider 21 is caused to be restrained in a hidden position or a working position and is not free to slide.
- the positioning mechanism includes at least one pair of elastic projections formed on the slider 21 ( Not shown in the drawing) and at least one pair of positioning notches (not shown) formed on the housing 1, when the slider 21 is in the hidden position or the working position, the two pairs of elastic protrusions of the same pair respectively The two positioning recesses of the same pair are brought into contact with each other and elastically contact with the two positioning recesses, so that the slider 21 is restricted to the hidden position or the working position and cannot slide freely.
- the elastic projection movement scheme is characterized in that the elastic projection is formed on the slider 21 and moves with the slider 21, and the positioning recess is formed on the housing 1.
- the slider 21 of the locking mechanism 2 includes a first face 215a, a second face 215b parallel to the first face 215a, a third face 215c parallel to the first face 215a, and two The parallel long sides 216a, 216b and the at least two short sides 217a, 217b, the first face 215a, the second face 215b, and the third face 215c form a stepped plate-like body structure of the slider 21, the long sides 216a, 216b and The short side faces 217a, 217b are closed to the circumference of the plate-like body On the side, a stepped plate-like body structure as shown in Figs. 5, 12 and 14 composed of a plurality of faces is formed.
- the first surface 215a faces the outer side surface 103a or 103b of the circuit breaker 10, and after the handle locking device is mounted on the circuit breaker 10, the first surface 215a leaves a gap with the side surface 103a or 103b of the circuit breaker 10, so that the side surface 103a Or 103b does not hinder the sliding of the slider 21.
- the second surface 215b is parallel to the outer surface 12 of the casing 1 and lower than the outer surface 12 of the casing 1, that is, the second surface 215b has a concave structure on the outer surface 12 to ensure that the sliding member 21 is at the handle.
- the locking device is mounted to the mounting rail (not shown) and is not squeezed by adjacent other terminal appliances (not shown) on the mounting rail to affect the sliding.
- the third face 215c faces the inner surface 16 of the housing 1 and has a gap with the inner surface 16.
- a door hole 211 having a rectangular groove structure as shown in FIGS. 5 and 12 is provided, and the opening of the groove is engaged with the first surface 215a.
- the bottom surface of the slot is provided with a padlock hole 219 (shown in FIG. 14) penetrating through the groove.
- the frame of the door hole 21 1 is respectively provided with a horizontal pivot hole 210a and a vertical pivot door connected to the transverse pivot of the transverse pivot door 22.
- the vertical pivot hole 210b of the vertical pivot connection of 23 (shown in Figures 7 and 8).
- the pin hole 218 is disposed on the plate-shaped body formed by the first surface 215a and the third surface 215c, and the pin hole 218 is fixedly connected with the sliding pin 213 of the limiting mechanism; or the slot is in the first surface 215a
- the plate-shaped body formed by the third surface 215c, the sliding hole of the slot and the limiting mechanism (not shown in the drawings, only applicable to the structural scheme of the limiting mechanism of the embodiment shown in the drawings instead of the embodiment shown in the drawings) Sliding fit.
- a pair of sliders 212a, 212b slidingly mating with a pair of chutes 12a, 12b on the housing 1 are provided on the upper portions of the two long sides 216a, 216b, or in the upper portion of the two long sides 216a, 216b
- a pair of sliding grooves are provided, and the sliding groove and the pair of sliding blocks on the casing 1 (not shown in the drawings are only applicable to the structural scheme of the moving auxiliary mechanism shown in the above instead of the drawing).
- a pair of positioning notches (214a, 214b) are provided on the two long sides 216a, 216b as shown in Figures 5, 12 and 14; alternatively, two pairs of positioning notches are provided on the two long sides 216a, 216b ( Not shown in the drawings, only applicable to the notch movement scheme of the positioning mechanism shown in the above alternative figure; or, at least one pair of elastic protrusions are provided on the two long sides 216a, 216b (not shown) It is shown that it is only applicable to the elastic projection movement scheme of the positioning mechanism shown in the above alternative to the drawing).
- the thickness of the transverse pivot door 22 plus the thickness of the vertical pivot door 23 should be less than or equal to the depth of the door opening 211, and the depth of the door opening 21 1 is also the depth of the rectangular groove on the sliding member 21, so that the transverse pivot door 22 and the vertical pivot door 23 are fully retracted into the door opening 21 1 in the closed state (as shown in Figs. 4, 11), ensuring that the transverse pivot door 22 and the vertical pivot door 23 do not interfere with the normal sliding of the slider 21.
- the padlock hole 219 faces the vertical pivot door 23, that is, in a state where the vertical pivot door 23 is retracted into the door opening 211, the vertical pivot door 23 blocks (fully or partially blocks) the padlock hole 219, so that the padlock action opens the transverse arm with the belt.
- Door 22 and vertical pivot door 23 are, in a state where the vertical pivot door 23 is retracted into the door opening 211, the vertical pivot door 23 blocks (fully or partially blocks) the padlock hole 219, so that the padlock action opens the transverse arm with the belt.
- Door 22 and vertical pivot door 23 are, in a state where the vertical pivot door 23 is retracted into the door opening 211, the vertical pivot door 23 blocks (fully or partially blocks) the padlock hole 219, so that the padlock action opens the transverse arm with the belt.
- Door 22 and vertical pivot door 23 are, in a state where the vertical pivot door 23 is retracted into the door opening 211, the vertical pivot door 23 blocks (fully or partially blocks) the padlock hole 219, so
- the locking mechanism 2 of the present invention is not only easy to operate, but also reliable in locking, and has a minimum structural space. Advantages.
- the handle locking device can convert the reserved holes 101a, 101b and the elastic of the connecting mechanism.
- the positional structure of the barbs l la, l ib can optionally implement three different installation modes: The first is that the housing 1 is only allowed to be fixedly mounted on the left side 103a of the left side of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10, and the second is the housing 1 is only allowed to be fixedly mounted on the right side of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10 On the side 103b, the third type is that the housing 1 is interchangeably fixedly mounted on the left outer side 103a or the right outer side 103b of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10.
- the positional structure between the elastic barbs l la, l ib and the reserved holes 101a, 101b of the connecting mechanism is required to satisfy two basic conditions: First, the elastic barb l la, The requirement of the snap fit between the ib and the reserved holes 101a, 101b; the second is to satisfy the requirement of the locking fit between the locking mechanism 2 mounted on the single outer side 103a or 103b of the circuit breaker and the handle 102 of the circuit breaker 10.
- the mounting manner shown in Figures 3, 4, and 7 is the right side mounting, that is, the first side edge 221a of the transverse pivot door 22 is in contact with the handle 102.
- the transverse pivot door 22 is symmetric with respect to the assembly reference line B, That is, the first side edge 221a and the second side edge 221b are disposed symmetrically with respect to the assembly reference line B, so that the left side mounting mode of the handle locking device fixedly mounted on the left side 103b of the circuit breaker 10 is The second side edge 221b of the 22 is in mating engagement with the handle 102 (not shown).
- the positional structure between the elastic barbs l la, l ib and the reserved holes 101a, 101b of the connecting mechanism not only needs to satisfy the above two basic conditions, but also needs to satisfy the third condition.
- the handle locking device of the circuit breaker 10, labeled 20 and 20' shown in Figure 2 represents the handle locking device of the same modular terminal appliance, but will only be assembled from the description to the right of the circuit breaker.
- the handle locking device of the present invention on the outer side 103a is designated 20, and the locking device assembled to the outer side 103b on the left side of the circuit breaker is correspondingly labeled 20'.
- the locking device assembled to the outer side 103b on the left side of the circuit breaker is correspondingly labeled 20'.
- at least two pairs of reserved holes 101a, 101b are respectively disposed on the two outer side faces 103a, 103b of the outer casing of the circuit breaker 10, and the two reserved holes 101a, 101b of the same pair are symmetrically connected.
- the assembly reference line B of the mechanism, and the same pair of two elastic barbs l la, l ib on the housing 1 are also symmetrical to the assembly reference line B of the connection mechanism, so that the housing 1 can be interchangeably mounted on the outer side 103a Or on the side 103b.
- the assembly reference line B is a center line of the slider 21 along the height direction Y of the handle locking device after the slider 21 is mounted to the housing 1, and is also a transverse pivot door after the transverse pivot door 22 is mounted to the slider 21. 22 is along the center line of the height direction Y of the handle locking device, so the assembly reference line B is naturally formed by the slider 21 and the transverse pivot door 22 mounted thereon to the housing 1.
- the two reserved holes 101a, 101b, the two elastic barbs l la, l ib are symmetrical to the assembly reference line B of the connecting mechanism, in fact, refer to the sliding member 21, the transverse pivot door 22, reserved
- the holes 101a, 101b and the elastic barbs l la, 1 lb are each symmetrically arranged according to the assembly reference line B, such that the handle locking device is mounted on the left side 103a or the right side 103b of the circuit breaker 10, the slider 21 and
- the position of the transverse pivot 22 in the width direction X of the circuit breaker 10 is constant, that is, the position of the locking mechanism 2 in the width direction X of the circuit breaker 10 relative to the handle 102 is constant, thereby realizing the handle locking device. It is interchangeably mounted on the left side 103a or the right side 103b of the circuit breaker 10.
- the handle locking device can also be elastically inverted by switching the reserved holes 101a, 101b of the connecting mechanism.
- the hook l la, l ib and the positional structure of the shaft line 0 of the shaft 102 of the handle 102 of the circuit breaker 10 can selectively implement two different locking modes: one is a single lock with only an OFF state lock or an ON state lock. The other way is the lock mode that is compatible with the OFF state lock and the ON state lock.
- the locking position of the locking mechanism 2 relative to the circuit breaker 10 only needs to satisfy the locking between the locking mechanism 2 and the handle 102 in the OFF state of the circuit breaker 10.
- the requirement of the locking fit between the handles 102 in the state also requires the locking fit between the locking mechanism 2 and the handle 102 in the ON state of the circuit breaker 10.
- the sliding member 21 is symmetric with respect to the assembly reference line B, and the reference line B is assembled with the axis 0 of the rotating shaft 101 of the handle 102 of the circuit breaker 10 (as shown in the figure). 21) intersect so that the handle lock is compatible with the OFF state or the ON state.
- the assembly reference line B intersects the axis 0 of the rotating shaft 101 of the handle 102, in fact, the positional structure characteristic of the OFF position of the handle 102 inherent to the circuit breaker 10 and the 0N position is symmetric with respect to the axis 0, so that the handle 102 is The OFF position and the ON position are symmetrical with respect to the assembly reference line B, such that the first side edge 221a and the second side edge 221b of the slider 21, the lateral pivot door 22, the OFF position and the 0N position of the handle 102 are respectively opposite to the assembly.
- the reference line B is symmetrically disposed, so that the first side edge 221a on the transverse pivot door 22 is in contact with the handle 102 in the OFF state (as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7), and the second side edge 221b on the transverse pivot door 22 is provided.
- the handle 102 is in a mating engagement (not shown) in the 0N state, thereby enabling the handle locking device to be compatible with an OFF state lock or an ON state lock.
- the outer shape of the handle locking device of the circuit breaker 10 in the height direction Y and the width direction X is equal to or smaller than the size specified by the modularization standard.
- the product of the handle locking device with the above three different mounting modes and/or two different locking modes according to the present invention can be widely applied to various modularized terminal electrical appliances, including circuit breakers, isolating switches, and fuses. , leakage module, accessories (auxiliary, undervoltage, shunt, etc.) units.
- circuit breakers may affect the fault trip of the circuit breaker if the operating handle is locked in the 0N state
- the locking device can realize the function of prohibiting the locking in the ON state by adding a lug 220 to the transverse pivot door of the locking mechanism, and is suitable for the modular terminal electrical appliance that is prohibited from being locked in the ON state.
- the second side edge 221b of the lateral pivot door 22 of the locking device is provided with a lug 220
- the side edge of the rectangular groove of the door opening 211 of the sliding member 21 is provided with a receiving lug.
- the lug 220 In the recess 220a of 220, in a state where the transverse pivot door 22 is closed and retracted into the door opening 211, the lug 220 completely enters the recess 220a, so that the lateral pivot door 22 does not interfere with the sliding of the slider 21.
- the second side edge 221b of the transverse pivot door 22 is provided with a lug 220, so that the second side edge 221b and the lug 220 thereon It is not symmetrical with the first side edge 221a, so the handle locking device of the second embodiment cannot adopt the above-mentioned structure about the reserved holes 101a, 101b, and the elastic barbs l la, l ib are symmetric with the assembly reference line B of the connecting mechanism.
- the second embodiment does not enable the mounting of the handle locking device interchangeably on the left outer side 103a or the right outer side 103b of the circuit breaker 10.
- the second embodiment provided with the lug 220 enhances the function of prohibiting the handle locking of the modularized terminal appliance in the ON state, so that the structure of the lug 220 cannot be used for the first embodiment, but due to the
- the dimple 220a is dedicated to accommodate the lug 220, so the slider 21 of the second embodiment shown in Fig. 12 can be applied to the first embodiment.
- the state locking device of the modularized terminal appliance of the present invention is not limited to the description of the embodiment shown in the drawings.
- the handle of the modular terminal device of the present invention can be realized by selecting the positional structure scheme related to the mounting manner described above or the positional structural scheme related to the locking mode or the shape structural scheme of the lug 220 that is prohibited from being locked in the ON state.
- the rich product model sequence of the locking device can include: only has the OFF state locking function and prohibits the locking operation in the 0N state; compatible with the OFF state locking and the 0N state locking function; only one side (left side outer side 103a) Or the right side of the right side 103b) assembly; compatible with double side assembly and so on.
- the parts of the various models are common except for the position of the elastic barbs la la, l ib of the housing 1 and the shape of the transverse pivot door 22.
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