Switch arrangement for child finder apparatus

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340571, G08B 2300

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061183806

ABSTRACT:
An improved child locator device 10 including a housing unit 11 provided with a rear face 24 equipped with an elongated clip arm 25 and containing a control unit 12 including an alarm signal speaker 22 for generating an alarm signal in response to the actuation of a first switch 33 responsive to the position of the clip arm 25 relative to the rear face 24 of the housing unit 11 and a second switch member 40 normally hidden by the clip arm 25 for overriding the first switch 33.

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