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Document Number
US Patent 4119823
Issued Date
October 10, 1978
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Abstract
An electrical switch of dual in-line package type which includes a switch casing having a housing fitting over a base onto which contact leads forming switch sections of the switch are molded, actuators movably disposed in the corresponding switching sections for selectively connecting and disconnecting the contact leads, and a dust cover to fit over the housing. Each of the actuators has an actuating knob extending through the housing for moving the actuators between first and second positions to turn the switch section on or off, which actuating knob has notched portions which engage a projection formed in the dust cover for preventing erroneous function of the switch, while the base is initially divided into two blocks for subsequent welding to each other to achieve air-tightness and to facilitate assembling work of the switch.
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Published
October 10, 1978
Application Number
05/677,070
Filed
April 14, 1976
US Classification
200/302.3   200/16R 200/333 200/6R
Int'l Classification
H01H   23/00   (20060101)   H01H   11/00   (20060101)   H01H   9/02   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Apr 19, 1975 [JP] 50/53319
USPTO Field of Search
200/42T   200/302   200/303   200/333   200/334  
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