Photo monitoring apparatus with visual/audio alarm

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340691, 356221, G08B 1712

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055304320

ABSTRACT:
A photo monitoring apparatus including a photoresistor, a series of shunt resistors, and a comparator IC, wherein the comparator IC provides an output signal to a LED and a diaphragm speaker, when the voltage from the shunt resistors drops below a pre-set reference voltage, causing the LED to give light and the diaphragm speaker to produce a warning sound. The shell of the photo monitoring apparatus is installed with a digital time display controlled by a time circuit to indicate time.

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