Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Of burglary or unauthorized use
Patent
1994-06-20
1995-10-17
Crosland, Donnie L.
Communications: electrical
Land vehicle alarms or indicators
Of burglary or unauthorized use
340566, 340665, 340692, 340689, 340568, 340429, 200 6145R, 200 52A, 73 1DV, 73DIG1, B60R 2510, G08B 1300
Patent
active
054594472
ABSTRACT:
An aftermarket mechanical shock detector for mounting to protected property containing an existing alarm system. The shock detector incorporates a piezoelectric transducer detecting mechanical vibration and generating an electrical vibration signal, and circuitry for comparing the vibration signal to thresholds. The shock detector includes two separately adjustable thresholds. If the vibration signal exceeds either threshold, the shock detector creates an electrical connection between two terminals, thereby triggering a previously-installed alarm circuit to create an alarm.
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Bulldog Security, Inc., advertisement flyer for Bulldoy 2001 talkinr car alarm Sep. 22, 1994.
Lipovsky Kevin
Snyder Douglas D.
Crosland Donnie L.
John Snyder, Inc.
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