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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 05, 1983
Filed:
Oct. 27, 1980
Jurg Muggli, Mannedorf, CH;
Gustav Pfister, Uerikon-Stafa, CH;
Cerberus AG, Mannedorf, CH;
Abstract
In an alarm installation containing a central evaluation unit and alarm devices arranged remotely therefrom, the transmission of energy from a radiation source and the reporting back of the signal occurs exclusively according to optical principles by means of radiation conducting elements, so-called light guides or conductors, by means of which the alarm devices are connected with the evaluation device. The alarm devices contain a preferably high-ohm sensor element, for instance a smoke-sensitive ionization chamber, whose operating voltage is infed by means of a solar cell which is irradiated by a light guide and whose output signal is fed back to the evaluation device by means of a high-ohm electrical transducer and a light guide. Such type alarm installation preferably is used for fire detection purposes, for gas, smoke temperature detection or intrusion protection, and is particularly suitable for use in an explosion-endangered environment or one subjected to electrical disturbances.