Pulsed infrared sensor to detect the presence of a person or obj

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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2502221, 4304, H01J 4014

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055085105

ABSTRACT:
Pulsed infrared sensor including a solenoid to detect the presence of a person or object whereupon the solenoid is activated to regulate fluid flow, including a microprocessor for receiving inputs from a plurality of sources and to provide outputs to a plurality of receivers for the control of the fluid flow, and a collection of inputs receivable by the microprocessor from sources activated in response to infrared rays received after transmission from an infrared transmitter including a remote transmitter associated with the microprocessor to activate a fluid supply control to control the supply of fluid to the fixture.

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