Theft deterrent device with dual sensor assembly

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

Reexamination Certificate

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C340S568200, C340S649000, C340S664000, C340S542000, C340S687000, C340S508000

Reexamination Certificate

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07446659

ABSTRACT:
A theft deterrent device allows a customer to handle an item of merchandise to which the device is connected. The device is configured to protect items of merchandise having first and second pieces each of which are sufficiently valuable to warrant such protection. The device includes a base mountable on a support structure, an audible alarm, first and second connectors which attach respectively to the first and second pieces of the item of merchandise, lanyards for connecting the base to the first and second connectors and a removal sensor for sensing removal of one or both of connectors from the first and second pieces of the item of merchandise so that the alarm is activated when the connector or connectors are removed from the item of merchandise. The lanyards provide electrical communication between the alarm and the connectors, which may include plunger switches which serve as removal sensors.

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