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Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / electrical | | Dutch term or phrase: klapscheiders | | In het geval dat met zekerheid is vast te stellen dat de mespatronen niet stroomvoerend zijn, dan is het gebruik van een goed gekeurde mespatroontrekker zonder leren handschoen toegestaan mits er geen kans op sluiting is (klapscheiders). Let echter wel op de spanningsvoerende delen. |
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| | fuse switch | Explanation:
Now that I've figured out that 'add a comment' now means 'suggest an answer', here is my suggestion.
In the excellent reference provided by David, you will find a good description a klapscheider, is a sor of combined fuse and switch assembly where the fuse (or fuses) act as the 'arms' of the switch(es) (hence patroonlastscheider, the official name). Judging from the illustration in the reference, the common name 'klapscheider' presumably comes from the fact that the fuses can be disengaged , thus opening the switch, by pulling on the handle of a pivoted frame that retains the fuses.
For an English reference to something similar, see my comment to David's answer. |
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| Grading comment Cheers Ken!
Frank
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