Glen C Stichling from 44 Eagle Ridge Cir, Lakewood, NJ 08701, age 67, Phone: 7329016535

Fire Suppression System Including An Integral Time Delay And Output Starter With Attach And Detach Firing Pin Assesmbly
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US Patent:

20110226492, Sep 22, 2011
Filed:

Mar 18, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/726876
Inventors:

Russell V. Tagliareni - Lafayette NJ, US
Edward Soohoo - Stanhope NJ, US
Glen Stichling - Hawthorne NJ, US
International Classification:

A62C 35/00
US Classification:

169 9
Abstract:

A two-part starter mechanism for a powder aerosol generator fire suppression system is provided. Generally, the starter mechanism includes a pyrotechnic igniter assembly and a removable mechanical trigger coupled thereto. The igniter assembly is integrally formed with and/or embedded within the powder aerosol generator and operable, upon activation by the mechanical trigger, initiates a chemical reaction leading to the discharge of the powder aerosol fire suppressant. By being detachable, the mechanical trigger may be transported and stored separate from the pyrotechnic igniter thereby improving the overall safety of the fire suppression system.

Fire Suppression System Including An Integral Time Delay And Output Starter With Attach And Detach Firing Pin Assembly
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US Patent:

20160074685, Mar 17, 2016
Filed:

Nov 25, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/952082
Inventors:

- Blue Springs MO, US
Edward Soohoo - Stanhope NJ, US
Glen Stichling - Hawthorne NJ, US
International Classification:

A62C 19/00
A62C 13/00
Abstract:

A two-part starter mechanism for a powder aerosol generator fire suppression system is provided. Generally, the starter mechanism includes a pyrotechnic igniter assembly and a removable mechanical trigger coupled thereto. The igniter assembly is integrally formed with and/or embedded within the powder aerosol generator and operable, upon activation by the mechanical trigger, initiates a chemical reaction leading to the discharge of the powder aerosol fire suppressant. By being detachable, the mechanical trigger may be transported and stored separate from the pyrotechnic igniter thereby improving the overall safety of the fire suppression system.