Anti-theft electrical power cord

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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3405682, 340571, 340657, 340687, 200 6159, G08B 1314

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06150940&

ABSTRACT:
An anti-theft power cord for use with electrical devices has sensors for detecting removal of the cord from an electrical receptacle and for detecting the removal of the cord from the device sought to be protected. Control systems associated with each of the sensors activate alarms when receiving signals from the sensors. The control systems, comprising microcontrollers, also communicate with one another along the power cord and will sound an alarm if the cord is cut. A battery backup system is provided to allow the power cord to function as an anti-theft device even during a power failure without sounding false alarms.

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