Smoke detector having an integral piezo-electric buzzer

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340630, 340384E, G08B 1710

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043062296

ABSTRACT:
A fire detector comprises a piezo-electric element attached to a vibrating portion which is part of a component constituting the detector. The component having the vibrating function may be a casing or an electrode or any other suitable member. The piezo-electric buzzer is thus incorporated in the detector to form a simple and compact fire detector with an alarm device.

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