Communications: electrical – Systems – Call station
Patent
1976-04-09
1977-07-19
Caldwell, John W.
Communications: electrical
Systems
Call station
340249, 340384E, G08B 1710, G08B 1900
Patent
active
040372065
ABSTRACT:
An ionization smoke detector particularly suited to residential use is battery-operated and is connected with a non-latching, pulsating alarm circuit. The detector has a sensing chamber formed by a perforated metallic shell and an electrode within which an insulated radiation source is centrally positioned to generate an ionization current for detecting smoke or other similar aerosols. The alarm circuit provides a pulsating alarm signal when smoke levels above a predetermined value are sensed. The alarm circuit also includes a low voltage detection circuit for sounding the alarm when the end of useful battery life is approaching.
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patent: 3594751 (1971-07-01), Ogden et al.
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Dobrzanski John
Gardner Edward Boyd
Hart Ernest V.
Caldwell John W.
Emhart Industries Inc.
Myer Daniel
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