Alarm shut off system
AssigneeHarold Shirlee
InventorHarold Shirlee
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Abstract
The Alarm Shut Off System is an invention that will detect when there is smoke and shut off the supply of gas or electric power from the appliance to prevent the smoke from growing into a fire. This invention will save lives and property.
Claims3
A smoke alarm (drawing 1):
- having a battery (1) that power a smoke sensor (2) that sends a signal to electronic chip (3) to the alarm signal device (4) to the alarm transmitter (5).
The smoke alarm as claimed in 1 send a signal to GAS Alarm Shut Off System (drawing 2) that is powered by a timer electrical cord (6) that causes the receiver antenna (7) to receive signal from transmitter (5) that sends signal to receiver (8) to timer (9) that starts dial wheel (10). If override button (11) is not pushed, dial wheel (10) will engage trigger pin lever (12) that will pull trigger pin (13) through upper trigger pin guide (14) and lower trigger pin guide (15), pulling trigger pin (13) from shut off shaft (16) moving off and on lever (17) to off position, releasing tension spring (18) causing the shut off shaft (16) to move through left shaft guide (19), right shaft guide (20), upper gas seal (21), lower gas seal (22) forcing shut off cap (23) through in coming gas supply line (24) into incoming gas seal (24) stopping the supply of gas to gas supply line (25) to the appliance.
The smoke alarm as claimed in 1 send signal to ELECTRIC alarm shut off system (drawing 3) that is powered by a timer electrical cord (6) that causes the receiver antenna (7) to receive signal from transmitter (5) that sends signal to receiver (8) to timer (9) that starts dial wheel (10). If override button (11) is not pushed, dial wheel (10) will engage trigger pin lever (12) that will pull trigger pin (13) through upper trigger pin guide (14) and lower trigger guide (15) pulling trigger (13) from shut off shaft (16) moving off and on lever (17) to off position, releasing tension spring (18) causing the shut off shaft to move through left shaft guide (19), right shaft guide (20), upper shaft bearing (21), lower shaft bearing (22), pushing breaker off and on switch (23) to off position that causes the breaker (24) to be off, which stops the incoming electric supply line (25) in conduit (27) from sending electric to the power supply line (26) in conduit (28) to the appliance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.