Automatic water shut-off apparatus for building protection

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137599, G08B 1500

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050040120

ABSTRACT:
An automatic water shut-off apparatus for connection to an intrusion alarm system, such as a burglar alarm, that provides for protection of a building from water damage while the alarm is armed. A valve, which controls water flow into the building, is closed whenever the alarm system is armed, thus preventing water damage while the building is unattended. A manual shut-off switch is also provided to close the valve and shut off the water when the alarm system is disarmed or for maintenance. A manual bypass valve may be provided to allow water flow into the building in the event of electrical failure.

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