Premise alarm shunt arrangement

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – With particular system function

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340501, 340506, 340531, G08B 2900

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044700393

ABSTRACT:
A shunt arrangement for a premise alarm system which includes a plurality of secure/alarm zone signal inputs and a plurality of alarm circuit outputs. In the shunt arrangement, logic circuitry disables the coupling of the secure/alarm zone signal inputs from the alarm circuit outputs. The shunt arrangement is activated by a shunt switch located remotely from the logic circuitry, and the logic circuitry further includes an indicator light for indicating a zone alarm condition when the shunt switch is activated. The logic circuitry further includes a local test switch operable to produce simulated alarm circuit outputs although the shunt switch is activated.

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