Reliable Security Systems, Inc.

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Logan-moses Enterprises an Unicorporated Business Organization

Emanuel L Logan, Jr

Michael A Kelly

Bruce G Beigel

John R Moses

A pillow is formed from a ZIPLOC&reg; bag by either placing a collapsible regulator within the bag which holds the walls of the bag apart when the mouth of the bag is opened or by prestressing the bag in a way that bows the walls of the bag apart, whereby when the mouth of the bag is open, air introduced into the bag is trapped therein upon again closing the bag.

Inflatable pillow

A door mounted in a door frame is held closed by an electromagnet mounted on the door frame which magnet attracts an armature mounted on the door. A switch is mounted adjacent to the electromagnet and is operated by a switch operator mounted on the door. The switch provides a signal indicating that an attempt is being made to open the door, which signal may be used to sound an alarm or start a time delay release. A pair of contacts are also mounted adjacent to the electromagnet and are bridged by the armature to indicate when the armature is properly held by the electromagnet.

Magnetic emergency exit door lock with time delay

An apparatus for locking the lid of a toilet includes a strut which is pivotted to the flush tank of the toilet and a coupling which is fixed to the lid. The coupling has a convoluted slot therein through which a portion of the strut is received. In order to unlock the lid one must simultaneously pivot both the lid and strut which requires manual dexterity not yet acquired by most toddlers and young children but possessed by adults and older children, thus protecting toddlers and young children from the dangers of flush toilets. 7

Apparatus for securing a pivoted member such as a toilet seat lid

A magnetic emergency exit door locking system includes a magnetic lock with an armature securred to an emergency exit door and a coil to the lintel of the door. The coil is connected to a power supply and keeps the door locked as long as the power supply applies current thereto. A drop-out relay is disposed in the line between the power supply and coil to interrupt current to the coil when operated. The drop-out relay is operated by a switch which is tripped upon pushing the push-bar on the door. In order to prevent immediate opening of the door upon pressing the push-bar, a timer is disposed between the switch and the drop-out relay to delay unlocking of the door for a selected interval having a duration of, perhaps, fifteen (15) to forty (40) seconds. An alarm sounds during this interval to give notice that someone is trying to open the door.

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Columbia, MD, United States of America

Emanuel L Logan, Jr