Abstract: An apparatus includes an enclosure, a plurality of circuit breaker sub poles, each enclosed within a chamber of the enclosure, and a plurality of arc chutes, each installed on one of the chambers enclosing the circuit breaker sub poles.

Abstract: An apparatus includes an enclosure, a plurality of circuit breaker sub poles, each enclosed within a chamber of the enclosure, and a plurality of arc chutes, each installed on one of the chambers enclosing the circuit breaker sub poles.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a plurality of contacts for interrupting current flow when an overcurrent condition occurs, each contact including a mating face displaced at an angle with respect to a pivot point of at least one of the contacts, where the displacement of the mating faces is configured to minimize a repulsion force moment arm from the pivot point of at least one of the contacts.

Abstract: A solenoid includes a support and an electrical winding located at the support. A plunger may be provided that is movable in response to energization of the electrical winding and an actuator may also be provided that is adjustable relative to the plunger and interconnected therewith. The solenoid may further include at least one switch responsive to movement of the plunger. A solenoid cover is also presented.

Abstract: An electronic residential electricity meter includes a base assembly having a main body and the base assembly includes a current transformer mounted to the main body. A first conductor is mounted through a window of the current transformer. The first conductor and the current transformer are configured to measure a load current and the current transformer is configured and dimensioned to operate when the load current includes a direct current. The meter also includes an electronic module that has only one printed circuit board and a microcomputer for executing meter data operations. The current transformer and the first conductor are in electrical communication with the electronic module. A method of assembling an electronic residential electricity meter includes mounting a first conductor and a second conductor through a window of a current transformer.