Fire Detection alarm with Carbon Monoxide Detector

摘要

The present invention relates to an automatic ash detection facility equipped with a carbon monoxide detection function, and by enabling a carbon monoxide sensor to detect a toxic gas generated at the same time as a fire and send a signal to a receiver, thereby solving the problem of lack of function of the existing equipment. It was designed to solve the problem that could not detect the generation of toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, leading to secondary accidents and serious casualties. That is, the present invention automatically detects heat, smoke, flame, or combustion products generated in case of fire in an automatic fire detection facility and sends a detector installed in an area requiring accident preparation to the receiver so that the fire signal is transmitted to the receiver. To enable an emergency evacuation by directly receiving a signal from a transmitter, detector, or transmitter installed on the front of the alarm in the form of a button so that it can be transmitted manually, it notifies the person concerned about the occurrence of a fire or sounds an alarm at the same time as the notification. Detects the transmitter and receiver and the receiver installed in a location where signal exchange is possible with the alarm bell, the alarm installed together with the manual button of the transmitter on the front of the automatic fire detection facility to notify the occurrence of a fire by sound, and toxic gas generated at the same time as the fire It is composed of a carbon monoxide sensor installed together with the detector of the automatic ash detection facility to send a signal to the receiver. Therefore, the present invention detects the toxic gas generated at the same time as the fire by the carbon monoxide sensor and sends a signal to the receiver to solve the problem of lack of function of the existing equipment, so that the generation of toxic gases such as carbon monoxide cannot be detected. It has the effect of solving problems that lead to secondary accidents and serious casualties.