Electric alarm siren with arc-like runner legs

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Pneumatic-type sound producer

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116147, E01F 900

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ABSTRACT:
An electric alarm siren of low power has a relatively high sound intensity and a good timbre due to a runner with arch-shaped blades.
The electric alarm siren includes a central part which is divided by a partition wall into a driving part with a built-in motor being enclosed in a compact whole by a cover, and into an acoustical part comprising the runner and a front part.

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