General Signal Corporation

Edwards Systems Technology, Incorporated, Inc.

Spx Corporation

Utc Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc.

Utc Fire & Security Canada

Robert W Right

Hilario S Costa

Jan A Braam

Ignas Budrys

John P Hewlin

Irving Mande

Dennis T Rock

Keith Morrow

William P Buyak

Paul Schatz

John J Dobrzanski

Vaclav Oldrich Podany

Herbert W McCord

Douglas A Price

Peter Montgomery

Bruce V Testa

Brian M Morris

Jeffrey Burns

Rick A Wolf

Jeffrey J McCabe

George W Killian

Ken Patterson

Jeffery Burns

Bruno Drudi

Simon T Carter

A firefighter's telephone communication system is provided that includes a polarized telephone station that may be connected to either 3-state (detection of normal, open, or call-in) or 4-state (detection of normal, open, short, or call-in) telephone control panel, without the need to alter the telephone station.

Polarized telephone system for 3-state and 4-state systems

A fire alarm system is provided including a controller having a signaling delay, a plurality of smoke and/or heat detectors, a plurality of audible devices which may include sirens, public announcement devices and the like, and a plurality of visible devices which may include strobes, fluorescent lighting and the like. The system provides a directional path to areas of safety for occupants in harms way.

Fire alarm system with method of building occupant evacuation

A device for monitoring changes in airflow rates through detector dust filters in addition to assessing air for alarm indicators, including smoke, heat, gas, and relative humidity, is provided. A method monitors airflow through the detection device and provides a maintenance indication when the airflow has been reduced due to contamination of the dust filters.

Detector with dust filter and airflow monitor

A device with a multi-function test feature for assessing or directing multiple sensor functions is provided for monitoring and interrogating air flow through Heating/Ventilation/Air-conditioning (HVAC)-type ducts for changes to ambient conditions such as smoke, heat, gas, and/or relative humidity.

Ambient condition detector with multi-function test

Horn/strobe alarm

A method and apparatus that includes housing in which a speaker and strobe light are located with the speaker linked to an audio alert adjuster and a strobe light linked to a visual alert adjuster. The alert levels of both the speaker and the strobe are shown on the exterior of the housing for ease of inspection. The adjusters are located within or outside the housing. The adjuster located within the housing aid in preventing tampering with the levels.

Method and apparatus for adjusting audible and visual outputs of a mounted alarm device

A device with multiple sensors for detecting multiple alarm conditions coupled to a single control unit provides for monitoring and interrogating air flow through Heating/Ventilation/Air-conditioning (HVAC)-type ducts for changes to ambient conditions such as smoke, heat, gas, and/or relative humidity.

Ambient condition detector with multipe sensors and single control unit

Ambient condition detector

A method and apparatus for activating a fire-alarm pull station. The pull stations includes a non-contact switch located within a housing, a movable actuation device linked to the non-contact switch wherein the device moves between an activation and non-activation position and an actuator protector linked to the non-contact switch to aid in preventing improper activation of the non-contact switch.

Apparatus and method for activating a non-contact switch fire alarm pull station

Wall speaker strobe

An emergency alarm system is provided having a manually operated pull-station that activates the system. The emergency alarm system has a camera that provides image data of the area surrounding the pull-station. The emergency alarm system also has a control panel having an image memory that is operable to provide storage for the image data from the camera.

Emergency alarm system using pull-station with camera

Ceiling speaker

Ceiling speaker with strobe

A life safety system with a micro-controller that is programmed to operate both a visual signal and an audible signal. One feature of the system is that a user is permitted to enter a temporal signaling mode for not only the audible signal, but also the visual signal. The program includes an energy saving routine that operates the visual signal in the temporal mode with an energy consumption that is substantially smaller than required for operation in a continuous mode. The temporal pattern has four cycles with one flash pulse per cycle for the first three cycles and no flash pulse for the fourth cycle.

Life safety system with energy saving visual alarm appliance and method

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Huntington, CT, United States of America

Robert W Right