Burglar alarm system

Claim 1

An electric alarm system for sensing attempted entry through doors and windows in a premise comprising: an electric power source, a primary circuit operationally wired to said power source, a secondary circuit, a transformer operationally wired between said primary and secondary circuits for providing low voltage electricity to the secondary circuit, a siren operationally wired in the primary circuit, a floodlight operationally wired in the primary circuit, a time delay relay operationally wired in the primary circuit for preselectively energizing said siren and said floodlight, a plurality of entry sensing door and window switches operationally wired in the secondary circuit, a solenoid operated trigger switch having a solenoid and having its switch contacts operationally wired to energize said time delay relay whereby the trigger switch solenoid is operationally wired in the secondary circuit for actuation by any of said door and window switches, a four-pole rocker switch operationally wired in the primary circuit for selectively energizing the floodlight without activating the siren and for selectively deactivating primary power to the transformer in coaction with said time delay relay when the siren and floodlight are activated thus deactivating secondary low voltage power to the doors and windows, a siren delay tube operationally wired in the primary circuit between the siren and the time delay relay for energizing the siren for predetermined periods of time, a main switch box, a main toggle switch disposed in the switch box and operationally wired in the primary circuit for manually deactivating the alarm system for repair purposes, said switch box having a door, a microswitch disposed in the main switch box adjacent the switch box door and structured for on-off operation by such door, said microswitch being operationally wired between the trigger switch and the time delay relay enabling opening of the premise doors and windows without energizing the siren when the switch box door is opened, a plurality of pilot lights operationally wired in the primary circuit to remotely indicate when said main toggle switch is on, a floodlight indicator light operationally wired in the primary circuit in parallel with the floodlight for remotely indicating when the floodlight is energized, an alarm test switch operationally wired in the primary circuit between the siren delay tube and the power source for testing the alarm system without energizing the siren, and a line testing button switch disposed in the secondary circuit in series with the trigger switch solenoid for test energizing the alarm system in lieu of premise door and window switch activation.