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Patent 27396 Summary

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(12) Patent: (11) CA 27396
(21) Application Number: 27396
(54) English Title: TEMPERATURE ALARM SYSTEM
(54) French Title: THERMOMETRE A SONNERIE
Status: Term Expired - Post Grant Beyond Limit
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Claim lst In a temperature electric-signal system, the combination of a thermostat and two electric circuits, each containing an electric signal and said thermostat, the said thermostat consisting of a thermometer, the mercury in whose bulb constitutes one terminal of said circuits, and contact points located at different heights in the stem of said thermometer constituting the other terminals of said circuits. 2nd In a temperature alarm system, the combination of a central annunciator located in the office of a hotel or similar building, a fire alarm, electric bell, or similar signal located in the city fire department, thermostats located in the room or halls of said building, and two electric circuits, the one including said annunciator and normally open at all temperatures below a contact point fixed at say 65 degrees, or summer heat, the other including said bell and normally open at all temperature below a contact point normally adjustable at a higher temperature, substantially as described. 3rd In a temperature alarm system, the combination of a central annunciator located in the office of a hotel or similar building, a fire alarm, electric bell, or similar signal located in the city fire department, two electric circuits, the one including the said annunciator and thermostat, and the other including said bell and said thermostat, the said thermostat consisting of the combination of a thermometer whose mercury or other fluid constitutes the terminals of both circuits, and whose tube contains the other terminals, one of which is fixed at a certain degree, say summer heat, and the other of which is adjustable at a higher degree, and is provided with a suitable locking device, as and for the purpose described. 4th In a temperature alarm system, a thermostat consisting of a thermometer bulb and tube, a base plate therefor, a rod adjustable in said tube, a ring upon the upper end of said rod, a projection provided with holes adjacent to said ring and secured to said base plate, a locking device connecting said ring and said projection, and an electric signal circuit normally open and including said rod and the mercury of said thermometer, substantially as described.
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Event History

Description Date
Inactive: Expired (old Act Patent) latest possible expiry date 1905-08-12
Grant by Issuance 1887-08-12

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Current Owners on Record
ALBERT E. MORRISON
Past Owners on Record
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