EP3848914A1 - An alarm assembly - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
- The present invention relates to alarm systems for both indoor and outdoor use which may be used in homes or small businesses and to peripherals for use in such system.
- Home alarm systems and similar systems often comprise at least one battery powered alarm sensor assembly. The alarm sensor assembly normally is arranged in a desired and specific position that can be changed unintentionally when the sensor assembly is managed.
- From the above it is understood that there is room for improvements and the invention aims to solve or at least mitigate the above problems.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a new type of alarm sensor assembly or alarm peripheral which is improved over prior art and which eliminates or at least mitigates the drawbacks discussed above. These objects are achieved by the technique set forth in the appended independent claims with preferred embodiments defined in the dependent claims related thereto. Additional advantages will be set forth in part in the description which follows or may be learned by practice.
- In an aspect there is provided an alarm assembly having a wall bracket for mounting the alarm assembly to a surface and a sensor device mountable to the wall bracket. The alarm assembly further has a battery pack for providing power to the alarm assembly by means of connection means. The battery pack is arranged within a space of the wall bracket. The wall bracket includes an opening to the space and a hatch configured to close the opening, though which opening the battery pack is inserted. A benefit with the defined alarm assembly is that the position of the battery pack in the wall bracket, which is close to the surface, decreases the lever arm effect the weight of the battery pack has on wall mounting means. This means that the alarm assembly, with the specific placement of the battery pack are beneficial in e.g. shock tests. This approach may be used, advantageously, to allow the battery pack to be replaced without necessarily affecting the rest of the alarm assembly. In this manner it may be avoided that the the sensor, for example a camera, and its orientation is moved (thus changing its filed of view) in the process of changing the batteries..
- The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments and together with the description, serve to explain non-limiting examples of the methods and systems of the inventive concept. In the drawings,
- Fig. 1
- is a schematic top view of an alarm installation in a building,
- Fig. 2
- is a schematic perspective view of a first embodiment of an alarm assembly with a closed hatch,
- Fig. 3
- is a schematic perspective view of the alarm assembly of
Fig. 2 without the hatch, - Fig. 4
- is a schematic side section view of the alarm assembly of
Fig. 1 showing a battery pack removed from the wall bracket, - Fig. 5
- is a schematic perspective view of the alarm assembly of
Fig. 1 showing a battery pack removed from the wall bracket and a removed hatch, - Fig. 6
- is a schematic side section view of the alarm assembly of
Fig. 1 showing the wall bracket without a battery pack, - Fig. 7
- is a schematic perspective view of the alarm assembly of
Fig. 1 showing a battery pack removed from the wall bracket and connection means, - Fig. 8
- is a schematic perspective view of a second embodiment of an alarm assembly.
- Hereinafter, certain embodiments will be described more fully with reference to the accompanying drawings. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made without departing from the inventive concept. Other embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art from consideration of the specification and practice disclosed herein. The embodiments herein are provided by way of example so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the inventive concept, and that the claims be construed as encompassing all equivalents of the present inventive concept which are apparent to those skilled in the art to which the inventive concept pertains. If nothing else is stated, different embodiments may be combined with each other.
- In the embodiment shown in
Fig. 1 an installation comprising a home wireless system is installed in abuilding 10. The home wireless system is an alarm system installation and comprises a plurality of wireless peripheral nodes including wireless alarm sensor assemblies, peripheral devices, afirst gateway 12 and a second gateway 12'. One alarm sensor assembly is a firstinfrared detector 14 with acamera 15 mounted in the corner of a room close to the ceiling. The firstinfrared detector 14 has a sensing area that covers thefirst gateway 12 and comprises a camera that is activated in an alarm situation. A firstperimeter alarm detector 16 is mounted at awindow 17 in the same room. The infrared detector operates in a conventional manner to detect presence and movements of objects emitting infrared radiation. The perimeter alarm detector also operates in a conventional manner to detect when a door or a window is opened. In various embodiments the perimeter alarm detector comprises a magnetic sensor that will detect when a magnet attached to the door or window is moved. - The second gateway 12' is arranged in a second room separated from the room where the
first gateway 12 is arranged. A second infrared detector 14' is mounted in the same room as the second gateway 12' to cover it within its operative area and a second perimeter alarm detector 16' is mounted at a window 17' in the same room. The second infrared detector 14' can also comprise acamera 15. Akeypad 19 is mounted close to afront door 20 of thebuilding 10. Thekeypad 19 is used by an operator of the alarm system to arm and to disarm the alarm system. Thekeypad 19 also is a wireless peripheral node. Thefront door 20 is covered by a thirdperimeter alarm detector 21. Another type of wireless peripheral device is asmoke detector 23 mounted in the ceiling of building. In various embodiments a plurality ofsmoke detectors 23 are arranged throughout thebuilding 10 to ensure that fire can be detected at an early stage. -
Fig 4 shows analarm assembly 11 mounted to asurface 36, in this case aninside wall surface 36 of abuilding 10. The alarm assembly includes awall bracket 38 for mounting the alarm assembly to thewall surface 36. It also includes asensor device 63 which is mountable to thewall bracket 38, which is described in more detail below. - The
wall bracket 38 is designed with aninner space 39 to house abattery pack 53, which is configured to provide thealarm assembly 11 and especially thesensor device 63 with power. It is beneficial to arrange thebattery pack 53 in thewall bracket 38, as close to thewall surface 36 as possible, as it decreases the lever arm effect the weight of thebattery pack 53 has on the wall mounting means 37. This means that thealarm assembly 11, with the specific placement of thebattery pack 53 as shown in the figures are beneficial in shock tests and real shocks situations. - The
battery pack 53 is preferably arranged within a surroundingstructure 55 as shown inFig. 5 , from now on called asledge 55, in order to hold the batteries in their desired places. Thesledge 55 hasseveral compartments 56 in which batteries are placed. Thespace 39 in which thebattery pack 53 is kept is defined by twoside surfaces 40 and afront surface 41 facing in the direction of thewall surface 36 and aback surface 42 facing thefront surface 41. The shape and size of the inner space preferrably correspond to the shape and size of thebattery pack 53 and thesledge 55. Thebattery pack 53 is kept in place inside thespace 39 preferably by means of a friction grip between thesledge 55 and the surroundingsurfaces battery pack 53 and thesensor device 63. The connection means 50 is described in more detail below. - As an alternative to the friction grip, not shown in the drawings, a sliding arrangement may be provided on which the battery pack may be guided and supported. Such a sliding arrangement may include a protrusion/slot-arrangement or the like.
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wall bracket 38 is further provided with anopening 45 in itsbottom portion 46 through which thebattery pack 53 may be inserted and which leads into thespace 39 in which thebattery pack 53 is contained during operation of the alarm assembly. Theopening 45 is closed by means of ahatch 47 which is either hinged and screwed or just screwed to thebottom portion 46 of thewall bracket 38. Thehatch 47 is provided to protect theopening 45 and theinner space 39 from outer impact. In theopening 45 of thewall bracket 38 there is also provided atampering unit 49 which engages or is connected to thehatch 47 when the hatch is closed. Thetamper unit 49 is configured to send a tamper signal to agateway 12 and/or in any other way communicate if thehatch 47 is being opened. Thetamper unit 49 may also be configured to recognize a displacement of thewall bracket 38 from thewall surface 36 and then send a tamper signal to thegateway 12 and/or in any other way communicate this to a user or operator. - The connection means 50 as previously mentioned are configured to connect the
battery pack 53 to thesensor device 63 in order to provide power to the units of thesensor device 63. The connection means 50 also connect thebattery pack 53 with units within thewall bracket 38, such as thetampering unit 49. In the shown examples the connection means include contact springs 51 and contact surfaces 52. The contact springs 51 are arranged on theback surface 42 of thespace 39 of thewall bracket 38 and the contact surfaces 52 are arranged on thesledge 55 carrying thebattery pack 53. The contact surfaces 52 are in contact with the contact springs 51 when thebattery pack 53 is inside thespace 39 of thewall bracket 38. It is not necessary for thewhole battery pack 53 to be located within thespace 39 for the contact springs 51 and contact surfaces 52 to provide power to thealarm assembly 11, but at a part of thebattery pack 53 needs to be in contact with the contact springs 51. This means that thebattery pack 53 can still provide thealarm assembly 11 with power even if it is half way out of thewall bracket 38. This is a preferred feature from a tampering perspective. In order for the tampering system to work the tampering unit needs a defined amount of time to be able to send the tamper signal properly. Thehatch 47 together with the contact means 51 extending down thefront surface 41 gives thetampering unit 49 plenty of time to send the tampering signal. - The
sledge 55 transporting thebattery pack 53 mentioned before hasseveral compartments 56 for holding the batteries in their desired places, thus securing the contact with the contact means 51. Thesledge 55 also mitigates the handling of thebattery pack 53 in case one or several batteries need to be replaced. It is easy to pull out thesledge 55 from thespace 39 of thewall bracket 38 by means of twofinger grips 57 which are arranged in abottom portion 58 of thesledge 55. When the batteries have been switched thesledge 55 is easily push back up into thespace 39 of thewall bracket 38 and kept in place by the friction grip. - The alarm assembly further includes, as mentioned above, a
sensor device 63 which in one example, seeFigs 1-7 , may be mounted on thewall bracket 38, and in another example, seeFig. 8 may be mounted to enclose thewall bracket 38. In both examples thewall bracket 38 has ajoint portion 60 which cooperates with a counterjoint portion 64 of thesensor device 63. In the first example thewall bracket 38 and thesensor device 63 are joint together with a balljoint assembly 65 that preferably can be locked to a specific position by a locking means 67, such as a screw. Such an arrangement could be arranged to allow thesensor device 63 to be orientated substantially freely in relation to thewall bracket 38 in one, two or three axes of rotation about the joint. In the second example thewall bracket 38 and thesensor device 63 are joined together with a pinjoint assembly 66. The first example, the balljoint assembly 65 has the benefit of being more flexible, i.e. allowing the position of thesensor unit 63 to be adapted to the specific application by tilting and rotating thesensor unit 63. Both the ball assembly and the pin assembly have the benefit of not being affected if thebattery pack 53 needs to be replaced. - The
sensor device 63 further includes, in the shown example, a camera and a motion detector in order to detect movement etc. within a defined area. It is beneficial to be able to replace the battery pack without affecting the rest of the alarm assembly, such as the position of the camera and the motion detector. This alarm assembly may be used both indoors and outdoors and due to the regulations of GDPR it is important to be sure that the detection area of the alarm assembly only covers the intended area. For example, if the alarm assembly is used outdoors, the camera are only allowed to cover a defined area and not anything outside of that area. It is therefore important to know that the position of the camera is not affected because one having to replace the batteries. - In various embodiments, the disclosed alarm sensor assembly will provide a possibility to change the battery pack without dismounting the alarm sensor assembly or even affect or change the positioning of the sensor. By arranging the battery pack in a separate wall bracket shock resistance of the alarm sensor assembly will be very good. It can be further improved by providing mounting of the battery pack in the wall bracket close the wall. The position and weight of the battery back will result in a lower impact of any fastening means used to mount the wall bracket to the wall. The position and weight of the battery back also will improve shock testing results for the complete assembly.
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- An alarm peripheral comprising a wall bracket (38) for mounting said alarm peripheral to a surface (36), a sensor device (63) mountable to said wall bracket (38), a battery pack (53) for providing power to said alarm peripheral by means of connection means (50), wherein said battery pack (53) is arranged within a space (39) of said wall bracket (38), and wherein said wall bracket (38) comprises an opening (45) to said space (39) and a hatch (47) configured to close said opening (45), though which opening (45) said battery pack (38) is inserted.
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 1, wherein said opening (45) and hatch (47) are arranged in a bottom portion (46) of said wall bracket (38).
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 1 or 2, wherein said hatch (47) is hinged to and/or fastened my means of screws (48) to said wall bracket (38).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said space (39) is provided with a tamper unit (49) configured to send a tamper signal to a gateway (12) and/or communicate if the hatch (47) is opened and/or if the wall bracket (38) is displaced from said surface (36).
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 4, wherein said tamper unit (49) is arranged in said opening (45) and in connection with said hatch (47).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said connection means (50) comprises at least one contact spring (51) arranged in said space (39) of said wall bracket (38) adjacent at least one contact surface (52) arranged on said battery pack (53), wherein said contact spring (51) and said contact surface (52) are configured to create an electrical contact between the battery pack (53) and the alarm peripheral.
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 6, wherein said contact surface (52) are arranged along a surface of a sledge (55) supporting said battery pack (53).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said battery pack (38) is held by a friction grip in said space (39).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said battery pack is arranged in a sledge (55) which is configured to slide in and out of said space (39) of said wall bracket (38) and through said opening (45).
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 9, wherein said sledge (55) comprises an number of compartments (56) designed to house a battery of said battery pack (53).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said wall bracket (38) further comprises a joint portion (60), wherein said sensor device (63) further comprises a counter joint portion (64) and wherein said joint portion (60) and said counted joint portion (64) are configured to mount said sensor device (63) to said wall bracket (38).
- The alarm peripheral according to claim 11, wherein said joint portion (60) and said counter jont portion (64) together form a ball joint peripheral (65).
- The alarm peripheral according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said sensor unit (63) comprises at least one camera (70).
- The alarm assemblu according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said sensor unit (63) comprises at least one motion detector (72).
- An battery operated camera peripheral for a home or small businesses alarm system, comprising a battery compartment and a camera module, the battery compartment being adapted to be mounted to a wall or other mounting surface, the battery compartment and the camera module each comprising a coupling element, the respective coupling elements being mutually arranged to allow the camera module to be mounted on the battery compartment and further arranged to allow the camera module to be orientated independently from the battery compartment.
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