OA10595A - Electrical apparatus rotary rotary switch - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a mobile rotary electrical switch device, comprising three fixed elements and two pear switches movable at will, a plug replacing the one on which the device is connected. 5 We know the different kinds of plugs they are fixed so wall or mobile called extension plugs commonly used. There is also the classic system of installation of back and forth on the lamps with back and forth switches fixable to murou or very often recessed in the wall, this system installed in the junction boxes of the current domestic installations, once finished remains fixed, the user has no choice on the different extinguishing places of the lamp, and he can no longer move the system to another lamp of his choice whatever it is necessary, or it can be expensive and requires the intervention of a specialist.

The switches, pear back and forth also exist and can be installed on the sheds that are also mobile but they have only one place of extinction respecting the choice of the user. There are also simple pear switches. They have the disadvantage of not being usable in couple on a single lamp.

The object of the present invention is to make the use of the installation of the conventional reciprocating system easy, simple, less expensive and popular.

According to the invention the elements A1, B1 and C (FIG. 1a) are fixed on a support constituting the bottom of the box containing the assembly, part (6) FIG. The elements (lbl) and (lal) are fixable on an ordinary socket and the current passes through the circuits of the invention. The spools (the) and (4b2) receive the wires or the plug of the socket carrying the lamp (L) to be lit.But in direct current it will be necessary to take into account the sign of the poles to fix the lamps that is to say the (+) poles together and the (-) poles together, because some solar lights are sensitive to lr <.. k; -Y --a · ^ '· .x. 010595 the reversal of the poles of current. In the case of a pilot that already has a simple switch it will be placed in the lit position if necessary condemned. The outputs (2bl) and (2al) behave like those of a socket. The switches (II) and (I2) are identical. The cable containing the three conductive wires is connected as follows: at the two terminals of the switches the wires (1) and (2) are respectively connected to the terminals 1, 2 of (i2) and vice versa in (II); the third wire of the cable is cut in two ends at the box one becomes (4a) placed on the terminal (3) of the switch (II) and the other end of (4a) on (the) of the element Al of the box and the second becomes (2c) of which one end on the terminal (3) of the switch (i2) and the other end on the element C at (3c) tightened by the screw ( 5).

Thus with the switch (il) it is possible to switch off or switch on the lamp (L) connected to the cabinets and 4b2 placed at the desired distance with (i2) so it is possible to switch off the same lamp L or turn it on, it can be switched off with ( it) and light with (i2) vis versa. The entire apparatus is housed in a small insulating box easily transportable or movable as shown in the figures; fig Ha and fig Ib.

According to another embodiment of the invention, the elements A1, B1 can be replaced respectively by the elements A and B and the element C remaining the same in both cases. The installation of the switches (il) and (i2) is similar to the first device; the outlets (1c) and (2b) receive the wires which go into the socket of the already installed lamp which is desired to be subjected to the use of the apparatus, on the outlets (1b) and (3a) are placed the supply leads of the light bulb; see fig. Π.

This version can be housed in any neon lamp or incandescent light bulb devices, and can also be plugged into an ordinary socket and behave like the first appliance only by attaching an extension cord to (1b) and (3a) the second end of which is placed on an ordinary socket already existing on the wall of the house. 3 010595 r

Either the device placed on a socket of the house fig.I the switches (il) in position (PI) and (i2) in position (P2), and that the elements (lbl), are on the negative pole (- ) of the plug and (lal) on the positive pole (+) so the current goes from (la), related to (lal) and (2al), by the wire (4a) 5 to the terminal (3) switch (il); in (il) the lever being in position (1), the circuit is established between (3), (1) and the wire (2) until (2) in the switch (i2) where the lever in position (2) ) establishes the circuit between (3), and (3c) by the wire (2c), (3c) being connected to the output (the) the current goes to the lamp (L) by (4c) and returns by (5b2) knowing that the lamp (L) thus lights the returns'effectue by (4b2) related to (2b 1) and (lbl) which is placed on the minus pole (-) of the socket. When the position in the switch (II) of the position (PI) is changed to (P2), the circuit is established between the pad (3) and (2) and the current goes through the wire (1). ) until (1) in the switch (i2) the circuit is not established between (PI) and (3) or it is the wire (2c) which brings current to the lamp (L) so it s' off. If in the switch (i2) the lever is placed in (PI) the lamp (L) comes on. The lamp (L) goes out again if, keeping the lever of (i2) in PI, one J5 puts in PI the lever of (il).

If we interchange the poles of the socket that is to say lbl on the positive pole (+) and (lal) on the (-) pole then the current goes from (lbl) to (2bl) and from there to (4b2 ); thus the lamp (L) is fed and the current returns by 2c until (3) in the switch (i2) where, the lever in (P2), the wire (2) amenele current up to (1) in the switch (il); the lever (PI), the current passes through (3) and the wire (4a); the return is made on (la) linked to 2al and lal.

Let's go back to the first case where (lbl) is on the pole (-) and (lal) on the pole (+); (lbl) being bound to (2b 1) by the same support in copper so (2b 1) is the pole (-) and likewise for (lal) and (2al) on the (+) pole from where (2al) is the pole (+) therefore (2b 1) and (2al) behave like taken quiremplace taking on the wall. Thus, the mobile rotary electrical switch apparatus comprises a rotary interrupt system and a single plug. 4 010595

The embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. Fig.II is based on the same operating principle as that shown in fig.I only it does not include a catch. Figures fig. Ha and fig. Ib represent the finished invention and put in a box, insulating, and ready to be used. The dimensions of the boxes depend on the size of the copper pads.

5 EXPLANATION OF THE NORMALIZED SCHEME

Figure Fg.HI is the standard diagram of the connections of the apparatus represented by Figure Fg.I.

Terminal 0: mass;

Terminals 1 and 2: AC voltage input;

Terminals 3,4, 5: connections with the switch back and forth (II); Terminal 8: mass;

Terminals 7 and 6: socket for other devices;

Terminals 10 and 9: connections of the lamp to be controlled back and forth;

Terminals 11, 12 and 13: connections of the second toggle switch (12).

Figure Fg.IV is the standard diagram of the connections of the apparatus represented by Figure Fg.II. Terminals 1, 2 and 3: back-and-forth switch connections (II);

Terminals 4 and 5: AC voltage input;

Terminal 6: mass;

Terminals 7 and 8: connections of the lamp to be controlled back and forth;

Terminals 9,10 and 11: connections of the second toggle switch (12). NOTE: The terminals 0 and 6 representing the mass in Figures Fg.III and Fg.IV are not materialized, in Figures Fg.I and Fg.II; but we can always include them if necessary at the time of the practical realization of the devices without disturbing in any way the operation of the device.

Claims (5)

5 010595 CLAIM 1 - Apparatus movable rotary electrical switch characterized in that it comprises three elements A1, B1, C copper fixed to the bottom of a box of insulating material for securing the device, at the same time as the connection of the various son between them. 2 - Apparatus electrical switch according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises a power supply system 1b1 and 1a1 carried by the elements A1 and B1 fig. the or receives the supply son bydispositifs 1b and 3a (fig.ll). 3 - Apparatus according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that it comprises an output device that can supply different devices subject to a rotational power interruption. 4 - Apparatus according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises two switches it and i2connés in a reciprocating system such that: the son 1 and 2 connect the switches it and i2 between them; wire 4a connects switch 11 to point 1a of element A (an input pole) and wire 2c connects switch i2 to point 3c of element C (an output pole) (Fig. II). 5 - Apparatus according to any one of claims 1,2,3,4 characterized in that it consists of an assembly contained in a mobile box fixable on a socket or on a lamp already installed with the appropriate devices.