Plug-type fire alarm for nursing care

■Overview of EOG Sterilization Monitoring Device 1. The EOG sterilizer (chamber) is connected to the EOG sterilization monitoring device (EOM-3000) via a gas introduction pipe, allowing for sampling of the EO gas within the chamber to measure and display the EO gas concentration. 2. The measured EO concentration can be output externally (to a recorder or printer). 3. Measurement of EO gas concentration can be performed (both automatic monitoring and manual measurement). 4. Thus, the EOG sterilization monitoring device (EOM-3000) can measure the EO concentration within the sterilizer and provide external output. 5. There is an EOG sterilization monitoring device (EOM-5000) that combines control equipment, recorders, and printers. Its feature is that it can measure concentration according to the sterilization status of the EO gas sterilizer. 6. There is an EOG sterilization monitoring device (EOM-5000/S) equipped with a sampling switch. Its feature is that a single EOG sterilization monitoring device (EOM-5000/S) can automatically and continuously measure the EO gas concentration in multiple EOG sterilizers.

■Overview of Plug-Type Fire Alarm for Caregiving 1. This is a plug-type fire alarm for caregiving that consists of a jack plate, plug detector, plug detection line, and portable alarm, with zero standby power. It can detect and alert for abnormal temperatures associated with fires closer to the fire outbreak location in caregiving rooms. 2. The plug detector, plug detection line, and portable alarm are inserted into their respective jack plates to form a circuit. Additionally, all jack plates are connected in parallel using cables. 3. A number of jack plates are installed in caregiving rooms, on caregiving beds, and on furnishings. Depending on the need, plug detectors and plug detection lines are inserted into their respective jack plates, while the portable alarm is plugged into the jack plate in the best position. 4. A push button is installed at the end of the plug detection line to be used as an emergency call button, which also serves for fire testing. 5. For example, when a fire occurs in a caregiving room or on a caregiving bed, the plug detector or plug detection line closest to the fire outbreak location detects the abnormal temperature associated with the fire, allowing for early detection of the fire through the alarm of the portable alarm. [Note 1]: The plug detector connects a temperature memory sensor to the plug. The set temperature is 80°C. [Note 2]: The jack plate has a jack mounted on the plate.

■Overview of Plug-Type Fire Alarm System 1. It consists of a plug detector, a portable alarm, and jack plates. 2. The plug detector and portable alarm are inserted into their respective jack plates, forming a circuit configuration for the plug-type fire alarm system. However, the jack plates are connected in parallel using cables. [Note 1]: The plug detector is a product that connects a temperature memory sensor to the plug. 3. In residential rooms, multiple jack plates are installed on ceilings or walls, and plug detectors are inserted into the jack plates as needed. The portable alarm is inserted into the jack plate at the optimal position. All jack plates are connected in parallel using cables (to be used under similar environmental conditions as residential outlets). 4. For example, when a fire occurs in a residential room, the plug detector closest to the fire's origin detects the abnormal temperature associated with the fire, allowing for early detection of the fire through the alarm of the portable alarm. 5. In this way, for residential fires, a predetermined number of jack plates are installed at arbitrary positions in the room, and detectors can be inserted as needed, enabling the detection and alarm of abnormal temperatures associated with the fire closer to the fire's origin, allowing for early detection of the fire.