Remotely-controllable circuit breaker

1. A remotely-controllable circuit breaker, comprising:

a first circuit breaking unit;

a remote control unit; and

a housing;

wherein:

said first circuit breaking unit comprises a first operating portion, an arc extinguishing portion, an overcurrent protecting portion, and a first terminal;

said first circuit breaking unit and said remote control unit are disposed in said housing;

said remote control unit operates to control an interruption of the remotely-controllable circuit breaker via a remote control signal;

said housing is made of insulating and flame-retardant materials;

said first circuit breaking unit operates to switch on or off loads and electric lines;

said first operating portion operates to switch on or off said loads and said electric lines;

said arc extinguishing portion operates to prevent arcs from damaging the remotely-controllable circuit breaker;

said overcurrent protecting portion operates to prevent overcurrent from burning the remotely-controllable circuit breaker; and

said first terminal is connected to a phase line.

2. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 1 , wherein

said first operating portion comprises a lever, a first movable contact, a linkage control block comprising multiple linkage parts, and a static contact point;

one end of said lever is disposed outside said housing and operates to switch on or off said electric lines;

a first movable contact point is disposed on one end of said first movable contact;

said linkage parts are hinge-connected to each other;

one end of an uppermost linkage part is connected to said lever;

one end of a lowermost linkage part is connected to a front end of said first movable contact;

said static contact point is connected to said first terminal; and

a fluorescent coating is disposed on said static contact point and said first movable contact point.

3. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 2 , wherein

said overcurrent protecting portion is disposed below said first operating portion;

one end of said overcurrent protecting portion is connected to said first movable contact;

the other end thereof is connected to a support linkage part of the linkage control block;

said overcurrent protecting portion is an electromagnetic release; and

said overcurrent protecting portion separates said first movable contact point from said static contact point, thereby disconnecting said loads from said electric lines when an overcurrent occurs on said electric lines.

4. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 1 , wherein

said remote control unit comprises a disconnecting portion and a control circuit;

said disconnecting portion operates to disconnect said loads from said electric lines; and

said control circuit is connected to said disconnecting portion and operates to control said disconnecting portion.

5. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 4 , wherein

said disconnecting portion comprises a first electromagnet having a magnetic core, and a first armature;

said first armature is disposed below said linkage parts; and

one end of said first electromagnet corresponds to said first armature.

6. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 4 , wherein

said control portion comprises a power supply circuit, and a power supply control circuit;

said power supply circuit is connected to an electromagnetic coil of said disconnecting portion, whereby it supplies power thereto; and

said power supply control circuit operates to switch on or off said power supply circuit, thereby controlling an operation of said disconnecting portion.

7. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 6 , wherein

said power supply circuit is a rectifying circuit;

an output end of said power supply circuit is connected to an input end of said electromagnetic coil; and

an input end of said power supply circuit and an output end of said electromagnetic coil are respectively connected to a phase line terminal and a zero line terminal of output terminals of said electric lines.

8. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 7 , wherein

said power supply control circuit comprises a first photoelectric coupler and a thyristor;

one output end of said first photoelectric coupler is connected to a cathode of said power supply circuit;

said first photoelectric coupler operates to transmit a control signal;

the other output end of said first photoelectric coupler is connected to a control end of said thyristor; and

the other two ends of said thyristor are connected to a cathode and an anode of said power supply circuit, whereby said control circuit is switched on or off.

9. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 8 , further comprising an over-voltage protecting portion operating to output a control signal whereby said loads are disconnected from said electric lines when an over-voltage occurs on said electric lines.

10. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 9 , wherein

said over-voltage protecting portion comprises a voltage signal sampling circuit, and an over-voltage determining circuit comprising a comparator;

said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to a cathode of said rectifying circuit, thereby obtaining the voltage of said electric lines;

an output end of said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to an in-phase input end of said comparator;

an output end of said comparator is connected to a control end of said thyristor; and

said comparator enables the disconnecting portion to disconnect said loads from said electric lines when the voltage on said in-phase input end of said comparator exceeds a reference voltage on an anti-phase input end thereof.

11. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 10 , further comprising a slide rheostat operating to adjust a maximum permitted voltage.

12. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 11 , wherein said slide rheostat is disposed between said in-phase input end of said comparator and a ground, or between said anti-phase input end of said comparator and the ground.

13. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 10 , wherein

said over-voltage determining circuit further comprises an analog-to-digital converter and a processor;

said cathode of said rectifying circuit is connected to an input end of said analog-to-digital converter;

an output end of said analog-to-digital converter is connected to an input end of said processor; and

said processor switches on or off said thyristor.

14. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 7 , wherein

said power supply control circuit comprises a first photoelectric coupler and a thyristor;

one control end of said first photoelectric coupler is connected to a ground;

said first photoelectric coupler operates to transmit a control signal;

the other output end of said first photoelectric coupler is connected to a control end of said thyristor;

the other output end of said first photoelectric coupler is connected to an end of said capacitor;

the other end of said capacitor is connected to the ground;

the other two ends of said thyristor are connected to a cathode and an anode of said power supply circuit, whereby said control circuit is switched on or off.

15. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 14 , further comprising an over-voltage protecting portion operating to output a control signal whereby said loads are disconnected from said electric lines when an over-voltage occurs on said electric lines.

16. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 15 , wherein

said over-voltage protecting portion comprises a voltage signal sampling circuit, and an over-voltage determining circuit comprising a comparator;

said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to a cathode of said rectifying circuit, thereby obtaining the voltage of said electric lines;

an output end of said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to an in-phase input end of said comparator;

an output end of said comparator is connected to said control end of said thyristor; and

said comparator enables the disconnecting portion to disconnect said loads from said electric lines when the voltage on said in-phase input end of said comparator exceeds the reference voltage on an anti-phase input end thereof.

17. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 16 , further comprising a slide rheostat operating to adjust a maximum permitted voltage.

18. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 17 , wherein said slide rheostat is disposed between said in-phase input end of said comparator and the ground, or between said anti-phase input end of said comparator and the ground.

19. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 16 , wherein

said over-voltage determining circuit further comprises an analog-to-digital converter and a processor;

said cathode of said rectifying circuit is connected to an input end of said analog-to-digital converter;

an output end of said analog-to-digital converter is connected to an input end of said processor; and

said processor switches on or off said thyristor.

20. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 7 , wherein

said power supply control circuit comprises a photoelectric receiving tube and a thyristor;

said photoelectric receiving tube receives an optical signal from a remote control center via an optical fiber and a connector;

an output end of said photoelectric receiving tube is connected to a ground;

a control end of said thyristor is connected to the other end of said photoelectric receiving tube;

the other two ends of said thyristor are connected to a cathode and an anode of said power supply circuit, whereby said control circuit is switched on or off.

21. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 20 , further comprising an over-voltage protecting portion operating to output a control signal whereby said loads are disconnected from said electric lines when an over-voltage occurs on said electric lines.

22. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 21 , wherein

said over-voltage protecting portion comprises a voltage signal sampling circuit, and an over-voltage determining circuit comprising a comparator;

said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to a cathode of said rectifying circuit, thereby obtaining the voltage of said electric lines;

an output end of said voltage signal sampling circuit is connected to an in-phase input end of said comparator;

an output end of said comparator is connected to said control end of said thyristor; and

said comparator enables the disconnecting portion to disconnect said loads from said electric lines when the voltage on said in-phase input end of said comparator exceeds the reference voltage on an anti-phase input end thereof.

23. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 22 , further comprising a slide rheostat operating to adjust a maximum permitted voltage.

24. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 23 , wherein said slide rheostat is disposed between said in-phase input end of said comparator and the ground, or between said anti-phase input end of said comparator and the ground.

25. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 22 , wherein

said over-voltage determining circuit further comprises an analog-to-digital converter and a processor;

said cathode of said rectifying circuit is connected to an input end of said analog-to-digital converter;

an output end of said analog-to-digital converter is connected to an input end of said processor; and

said processor switches on or off said thyristor.

26. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 6 , further comprising a feedback circuit, comprising a light emitting diode (LED) having an end connected to a cathode of said power supply circuit, with the other end connected to a ground.

27. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 26 , wherein an output end of said LED outputs an optical signal, and transmits said optical signal to a remote control device via said optical fiber and said connector when said electric lines are connected.

28. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 6 , further comprising a feedback circuit, comprising a second photoelectric coupler having an end connected to a cathode of said power supply circuit, with the other end connected to a ground.

29. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 28 , wherein an output end of said second photoelectric coupler outputs a switching signal to a remote control device when said electric lines are connected.

30. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 6 , further comprising

a signal receiving circuit operating to receive a wireless control signal from outside;

a decoding circuit connected to said signal receiving circuit and operating to decode said wireless control signal and to obtain a digital control signal; and

a parsing circuit operating to parse said digital control signal, to transform said digital control signal into a voltage signal, and to transmit said voltage signal to said power supply control circuit.

31. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 2 , further comprising a second circuit breaking unit operating to disconnect said loads from said electric lines when said first circuit breaking unit fails.

32. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 31 , wherein said second circuit breaking unit comprises

a detecting circuit operating to detect whether said first circuit breaking unit fails; and

a second operating portion operating to disconnect said loads from said electric lines when said first circuit breaking unit fails.

33. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 32 , wherein

said detecting circuit comprises a contact switch and a second electromagnet;

said contact switch is disposed below said lever;

one end of said contact switch is connected to an end of said first movable contact via a wire;

said second electromagnet is disposed on a support in said housing;

an input end of said second electromagnet is connected to said wire;

an output end of said second electromagnet is connected to a zero line terminal;

said contact switch is switched on when said lever is switched to an open circuit position; and

said second electromagnet operates when no phase line is disconnected.

34. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 33 , wherein

said second operating portion comprises a rotatable frame, a rotatable plate, a second movable contact, and a connecting frame;

said rotatable frame rotates with respect to a hinged shaft and has a lap surface;

one end of said magnetic core abuts against said rotatable frame;

said rotatable plate rotates with respect to said hinged shaft;

one end of said rotatable plate abuts against said lap surface of said rotatable frame;

said second movable contact is disposed in said support, and comprises a T-shaped holder and a spring;

said spring is fit on said T-shaped holder;

a conductive contact point is disposed on one end of said T-shaped holder;

the other end of said T-shaped holder abuts against the other end of said rotatable plate; and

a second terminal is disposed in said connecting frame and connected to said phase line via a pair of stationary contact points.

35. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 2 , wherein a top portion of said housing corresponding to said static contact point is made of transparent, insulating, and flame-retardant materials.

36. A remotely-controllable circuit breaker, comprising:

a first circuit breaking unit;

a remote control unit; and

a housing;

wherein:

said first circuit breaking unit and said remote control unit are disposed in said housing;

said first circuit breaking unit operates to switch on or off loads and electric lines;

said remote control unit operates to control an interruption of the remotely-controllable circuit breaker via a remote control signal;

said housing is made of insulating and flame-retardant materials;

a first indicating lamp operating to indicate whether a switch-off function of said first circuit breaking unit fails;

a second indicating lamp connected to a zero line terminal and a first terminal, and operating to indicate whether there is voltage on said electric lines; and

a power conversion circuit operating to convert the voltage of said electric lines whereby power is supplied to said first indicating lamp and said second indicating lamp.

37. The remotely-controllable circuit breaker of claim 1 , wherein said housing is made of transparent materials.

38. A circuit breaker for remotely connecting and disconnecting loads to and from electric lines connected to the circuit breaker, the circuit breaker comprising:

a first circuit breaking unit;

a remote control unit; and

a housing;

wherein:

said first circuit breaking unit comprises a first operating portion, an arc extinguishing portion, an overcurrent protecting portion, and a first terminal;

said first circuit breaking unit and said remote control unit are disposed in said housing;

said remote control unit operates to control an interruption of the circuit breaker via a remote control signal;

said first operating portion operates to switch on or off loads from electric lines connected to the circuit breaker;

said arc extinguishing portion operates to prevent arcs from damaging the remotely-controllable circuit breaker;

said overcurrent protecting portion operates to prevent overcurrent from burning the remotely-controllable circuit breaker; and

said first terminal is connected to a phase line.