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    • 3. 发明专利
    • HEAD ASSEMBLIES FOR BEDS
    • GB1360966A
    • 1974-07-24
    • GB2874470
    • 1971-08-03
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTD
    • A47C19/02A47C20/04A47C21/00
    • 1360966 A back-rest for a bed GEORGE ELLISON Ltd 3 Aug 1971 [13 June 1970] 28744/70 Heading A4J [Also in Division E2] A back-rest 21 is pivotally connected to a head frame for a bed through a locking mechanism 15 which is slidably mounted between two vertical parallel rails 13 of the head-frame and is releasably locked to the rails. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 2, the locking mechanism comprises a housing 16 on which the upper rail 22 of the back-rest is pivoted and in which a spindle 17 provided with sliding shoes 19 is rotatably mounted. The sliding shoes have transverse grooves 19a in their end faces such that when the grooves are in alignment with the rails 13 sliding of the housing on the rails can be effected and when the grooves extend transversely to the rails, the housing is frictional held against sliding. In the second form of locking mechanism shown in Fig. 6, blocks 26 are slidably mounted on the vertical rails, the blocks being locked against sliding by a spindle 25 extending through horizontal bores in the blocks and frictionally engaging the rails. The spindle is formed with a pair of flat portions such that on rotation of the spindle the flat portions are brought into alignment with the rails to allow sliding of the blocks on the rails.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to electric circuit breakers having arc-suppressing means
    • GB478890A
    • 1938-01-27
    • GB2096636
    • 1936-07-29
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTDJAMES ANDERSON
    • H01H9/44
    • 478,890. Arc-rupturing in switches. ELLISON, Ltd., G., and ANDERSON, J. July 29, 1936, No. 20966. [Class 38 (v)] In a circuit-breaker of the kind in which auxiliary contacts are separated after the main contacts and are associated with an electromagnetic arc-suppressing device in which the arc formed on breaking the circuit can be whirled and extinguished, the arcsuppressing device comprises an electromagnet e mounted between a pair of parallel iron plates t, two or more concentric metal rings v, w also mounted between the plates, the inner ring v being adapted to serve as, or to carry, the auxiliary fixed contact 4, and the outer ring or rings w being formed with an aperture 3 through which the auxiliary movable contact l can pass, and insulating plates u arranged between the inner faces of the iron plates t and the ends of the rings, so as to form with the latter a whirling chamber or chambers m in which the arcs set up between the auxiliary contacts are confined and extinguished. The winding of the electromagnet e is connected at one end to the fixed main contact b and at the other end to the fixed auxiliary contact 4. A wiper contact 6 associated with the movable contacts may be arranged to bear against the outer ring w until the arc is extinguished. In a modification, the electromagnet is mounted concentrically with the rings.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to electric switchgear
    • GB461368A
    • 1937-02-16
    • GB3066535
    • 1935-11-06
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTDHARRY THOMAS STRATTON
    • H02B1/00H02B13/075
    • 461,368. Switchgear structures. ELLISON, Ltd., G., and STRATTON, H. T. Nov. 6, 1935, No. 30665. [Class 38 (v)] Electric switchgear comprises the combination of fixed main and earthing contacts contained in a case, a slidable carriage carrying complementary contacts and movable between the fixed main and earthing contacts, means actuated by the carriage for preventing opening of the lid of the case except when the complementary contacts are earthed, and a hand lever for actuating the carriage. The fixed main contacts c are housed in an oil-containing casing a having a hinged or removable lid b, and connected to bus bars. The main movable contacts are carried on a carriage g, which is horizontally slidable on guides h to separate contacts j from contacts c, and in the other extreme position to bring contacts k into engagement with earthing contacts l. The contacts j are connected by the flexible leads n and pivotally-connected links m to the terminal posts o having sockets p to receive testing plugs. A handle t on a shaft r is adapted to operate the carriage through the lever system s, z, q, and a cam w on the shaft r normally co-operates with a bell-crank y to limit the movement of the carriage to separation of c, j and their arcing-contacts 9, 10. In this position of the parts a further cam 6 has moved clear of the lever y, so permitting the latter to be moved to an inoperative position by a normally-padlocked push piece x, so allowing the handle t to be further rotated for moving the carriage to the earthing position. A flange 7 is apertured at 8 to allow the handle t to be padlocked in any of its three positions. To lock the lid b against removal in any but the earthing position of the carriage, a member 2 on the latter engages in a depending part 3' of the lid. Accidental return of the carriage when the lid is off is prevented by a spring plunger 4, 5 in a removable safety cover f for the contacts c, which plunger only allows movement of the carriage when the lid is replaced.
    • 8. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to operating mechanisms for electric circuit breakers
    • GB431156A
    • 1935-07-02
    • GB271634
    • 1934-01-26
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTDJAMES ANDERSON
    • H01H3/26
    • 431,156. Actuation of switches. ELLISON, Ltd., G., and ANDERSON, J., Wellhead Lane Works, Perry Barr, Birmingham. Jan. 26, 1934, No. 2716. [Class 38 (v)] Closing mechanism for a circuit-breaker comprises a solenoid a which, on energization, moves a lever m into a position in which it can be actuated by a cam 2 driven by a motor y, switch mechanism for controlling the motor, and means for actuating the said switch mechanism under the control of the solenoid. In the arrangement shown, the plunger b of the solenoid is connected by a link c to a lever d secured to a shaft e. The initial movement of the plunger rocks the shaft e and a lever 9 connected thereto. The upper end of the lever 9 engages a spring-controlled pawl 10 pivoted to a lever secured to a switch shaft 13, and the movement of the lever 9 initiates a switching movement which is completed by spring action and closes the circuit of the motor y and also a maintaining circuit for the solenoid a. On further movement of the plunger b, the lever d engages a lever f connected through levers i, j and l to the lower end of the lever m. This end of the lever carries a roller 22 guided between members 7 and 23 ; by the actuation of the lever f, the roller 22 is moved to the right to bring another roller 3 mounted on the middle portion of the lever m into engagement with the cam 2. The upper end of the lever m is connected by a link n through a spring o to one end of a two-part lever p, q, the part p of which is secured to a shaft r carrying a lever s which, when the cam 2 actuates the lever m, imparts the closing movement to the circuitbreaker. The part q is carried freely on the shaft v carrying the cam 2, the shaft v being driven by the motor through a worm x and worm wheel w. After the circuit-breaker has closed, a projection 21 on the shaft v engages a projection 20 on a lever 19 connected by a link 18 to the switch shaft 13 and moves the latter to the " off " position to reopen the circuit of the solenoid or motor.
    • 9. 发明专利
    • SIDE RAIL ASSEMBLIES FOR BEDS
    • GB1428368A
    • 1976-03-17
    • GB1737972
    • 1972-04-14
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTD
    • A47C21/08F16B12/54
    • 1428368 Side rail for beds GEORGE ELLISON Ltd 4 April 1973 [14 April 1972(2)] 17379/72 and 17380/72 Heading A4J A side rail for a bed has four pivotally interconnected sides 10, 11, 13, 13 forming a folding parallelogram linkage and a plurality of flexible elements 28 connected between the upper and lower sides of the rail. The flexible elements may each comprise a wire cable with a flexible sheath. In one embodiment, the rail is releasably connected to the side of a bed by a clamp 14 comprising a bracket 15 and a rotatable cam 16 of resilient material. In a second embodiment the side of the bed is clamped between a bracket 40 and a member 43 pivoted to the bracket and held in position by a screw 44. The rail is held in the folded and unfolded conditions by the engagement of a notch 53 on a member 52 slidably mounted on the side 13 with one of the lobes of a cam 51 which is secured to the lower side 10.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • OVERBED TABLES
    • GB1328501A
    • 1973-08-30
    • GB1328501D
    • 1970-08-24
    • ELLISON GEORGE LTD
    • A47B23/04A47B23/00A47B9/00E05C3/02E05D11/08E05D11/10
    • 1328501 Overbed tables GEORGE ELLISON Ltd 24 Aug 1970 [2 June 1969] 27775/69 Heading A4H [Also in Division E2] An overbed table comprises a base frame 10, supporting at least one upright 13, a horizontal member 17 secured to upright 13, a pair of transverse strips 20, 21 fixed to member 17, a pair of first hinged members 22, 23 pivoted at one end to respective strips 20, 21 about a first horizontal common axis and at their other end to brackets 26, 27 secured to a table top 19 about a second horizontal common axis, and a pair of second hinged members 24, 25 pivoted at their ends to strips 20, 21 and to brackets 28, 29 secured to top 19 respectively about third and fourth horizontal common axes, so that top 19 can occupy a lowered horizontal position in which the first and fourth axes and the second and third axes respectively coincide, so that the top 19 can be tilted from the lowered position about either set of coincident axes. Upright 13 is slideable on a leg 12 projecting upwardly from base frame 10, a nut fixed inside the upper end of leg 12 coating with a screw 14 carried in upright 13, the screw 14 being connected to a handle 15 by bevel gearing 16. A fixed horizontal table top 18 is mounted on member 17 by brackets 18a. Table top 19 can be locked in a tilted position by a nut 30 or 31 on a screw in the pivot joint between strip 20 and member 22 or member 22 and bracket 26. Each pair of adjacent pivot joints includes a snap engaging concave recess 32 and convex projection 33. A tray 34 is mounted by a groove on member 17 beneath top 19. (For Figures see next page)