US PATENT SUBCLASS 335 / 11
.~.~ Plural switches


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335 /   HD   ELECTRICITY: MAGNETICALLY OPERATED SWITCHES, MAGNETS, AND ELECTROMAGNETS

2  DF  ELECTROMAGNETICALLY ACTUATED SWITCHES {30}
6  DF  .~ Automatic circuit-interrupting devices (e.g., circuit-protective devices) {12}
11.~.~ Plural switches


DEFINITION

Classification: 335/11

(under subclass 6) Subject matter wherein the automatic circuit interrupting means consists of two or more separate and distinct devices adapted to jointly or separately interrupt the continuity of a circuit to be controlled. The devices may be connected in series, tandem or any other

desired arrangement provided there is single continuous circuit from a source to a load through the switch means. For example, each switch may be in one leg of a two conductor circuit.

(1) Note. The devices to found here differ from the multiple or polyphase devices in subclasses 8+ above, in that the subject matter relates to devices for interrupting a single polyphase circuit by a single switch means having at least one pair of contacts for each phase.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

8+, for multiple or polyphase switches. See (1) Note above.

88+, for plural periodic switches.

152, for plural vacuum or hermetically sealed switches. 159+, for plural electromagnetically actuated switches not specifically recited as automatic circuit interrupter devices and each being operative independently of the other.

206, for plural permanent magnet actuated switches.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

200, Electricity: Circuit Makers and Breakers,

5, for multiple circuit control devices constituting a plurality of switches.

307, Electrical Transmission or Interconnection Systems,

113+, for switching systems comprising plural switches.

361, Electricity: Electrical Systems and Devices,

1+, for safety and protection systems and devices which may include a plurality of interrupter devices and subclasses 139+ for electric circuits for relays and electromagnets particularly subclasses 160+ for plural relays and electromagnets.