Voltmeter relay with rigid connectors designed to connect the coil wire to faston terminals
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Sep 14, 2006
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Feb 27, 2006
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Mar 10, 2005
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A voltage sensitive relay, in particular of the type designed to provide the starting current of refrigerator compressor motors, wherein the excitation coil (2) of the relay is connected to faston terminals (8, 9), fitted at the base (1), via rigid connectors (15, 16) which are press-fitted, simply by insertion onto the faston terminals, with an end tab (22, 27) which is simultaneously inserted into a seating (12, 13) that contains the metal contacts to which the ends of the coil wire are soldered. In view of the particular configuration of the parts, a voltage sensitive relay of considerable practicality and convenience is obtained, which eliminates numerous soldering operations, and can therefore be assembled more quickly and easily than known voltage sensitive relays.
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