Circuit for an emergency lighting and fire detector system

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340332, 340333, 340509, 340584, 340627, G08B 1700, G08B 700

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041997549

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for a home safety unit having an emergency light system for providing light in the event of a power failure or when a fire is detected, and a fire detection system for providing an audible alarm indicating the existence of a fire. The circuit includes a battery which is constantly being charged and a low voltage responsive system for indicating a low voltage condition on the battery. A latching system causes the emergency light to be turned off when this low voltage condition is reached, and to remain off until the battery is recharged.

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