Fail-off photo control circuit for night lighting

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With radiant energy sensitive control means – Plural radiant energy responsive devices

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250209, 250214AL, 250578, 315159, 361177, H05B 3702

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040428532

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for controlling the energization of a night lighting load or the like, in which failure of the main circuit to control and shut off electrical supply to the load during daylight hours leads to permanent shutdown of the electrical supply to the load. Two photosensitive elements are provided in the circuit. One element, e.g. a photocell, is a main control which periodically operates a relay and supplies electricity to the load, i.e. at night. The second element, e.g. a second photocell, is connected in the circuit, together with a second relay, in such a manner that failure of the first relay to operate and open the load circuit during daylight hours will cause the second relay to operate and permanently open the load circuit.

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patent: 3835313 (1974-09-01), Stiefelmeyer et al.
patent: 3916183 (1975-10-01), Duve et al.

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