Pet entrance pager
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1. A pet entrance pager that attracts the attention of a person to allow an animal to gain access to the entrance of a building comprising:
- A. a channel that fits tightly around the vertical edge of a door adjacent the side of the door that contains a handle, said door having an inner and an outer panel;
B. said channel having inner sides and an edge therebetween, outer sides and four corners respectively adjacent said inner and outer door panel, a non-skid rubber material bonded to said inner sides, said non-skid material frictionally adhering to said inner and outer door panels;
C. aligned front and rear slits in each of the channel sides, a first band of conductive material having a tab extending outwardly of the channel, said band having a hole in the tab and bent section that extends inwardly and skirts the sides of said channel legs and edge of the channel and emerges through said rear slit, a second conductive band in the form of an inverted "z" fastened below said rear slit and adjacent said first band, said bands being electrically connected to an alarm assembly;
D. said alarm assembly being encased in a housing having a flanged wall fastened to one of said outer sides of said channel on the inner door panel, said housing having a wall opposite said flange wall, said opposite wall having slits therein to aid in diffusion of sound when the alarm assembly is contacted; and
E. a plastic cover plate having an inner and outer side and spring mounted to said channel outer side away from said outer door panel, a contactor switch screwed to the inner side of said cover plate, said switch being fastened to said first conductive band having a tab, said contactor switch making electrical contact with said second adjacent band when said cover plate is pushed inwardly by said animal.
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Abstract
A pet entrance pager in the form of a channel like member designed to be fitted over the vertical edge of a door and held tightly against the sides by a non-skid material. The rear of the channel is fitted with an alarm assembly activated by a cover plate spring mounted on one of the channel sides and having a switch, which when activated by an animal pushing on the cover plate trips the alarm assembly. To attract the animal the pager is sprayed with scent. In the event the door is not of standard size inserts are placed channel and the door.
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1. A pet entrance pager that attracts the attention of a person to allow an animal to gain access to the entrance of a building comprising:
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A. a channel that fits tightly around the vertical edge of a door adjacent the side of the door that contains a handle, said door having an inner and an outer panel; B. said channel having inner sides and an edge therebetween, outer sides and four corners respectively adjacent said inner and outer door panel, a non-skid rubber material bonded to said inner sides, said non-skid material frictionally adhering to said inner and outer door panels; C. aligned front and rear slits in each of the channel sides, a first band of conductive material having a tab extending outwardly of the channel, said band having a hole in the tab and bent section that extends inwardly and skirts the sides of said channel legs and edge of the channel and emerges through said rear slit, a second conductive band in the form of an inverted "z" fastened below said rear slit and adjacent said first band, said bands being electrically connected to an alarm assembly; D. said alarm assembly being encased in a housing having a flanged wall fastened to one of said outer sides of said channel on the inner door panel, said housing having a wall opposite said flange wall, said opposite wall having slits therein to aid in diffusion of sound when the alarm assembly is contacted; and E. a plastic cover plate having an inner and outer side and spring mounted to said channel outer side away from said outer door panel, a contactor switch screwed to the inner side of said cover plate, said switch being fastened to said first conductive band having a tab, said contactor switch making electrical contact with said second adjacent band when said cover plate is pushed inwardly by said animal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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