2results about How to "Extinguish in time" patented technology

The utility model relates to the technical field of building outer wall fire fighting, in particular to an automatic water spraying fire extinguishing device for a building outer wall, which comprises a building outer wall body and a mounting groove, and the mounting groove is formed in the inner side of the building outer wall body. An electric telescopic rod is started and drives a connecting plate and a nozzle to integrally move inwards, so that the nozzle enters a placement groove, the phenomenon that dust and impurities are easily accumulated at a water spraying opening of the nozzle due to the fact that the nozzle is located outside all the time is reduced, corrosion to the nozzle due to direct irradiation of outside rainwater and sunlight is avoided, and the service life of the nozzle is prolonged; and the baffle is clamped on the clamping seat through the clamping plate, so that the baffle shields the placing groove, dust and impurities can be prevented from entering, the phenomenon that the spray head is blocked due to accumulation of the dust and the impurities is effectively reduced, the spray head sprays water smoothly during use, fire can be extinguished in time, and the fire extinguishing effect is better.

This utility model relates to the field of intelligent fire early warning technology, and in particular to an intelligent monitoring device for garage fires, comprising an intelligent module and a mounting bracket. The intelligent module includes a housing, with a thermal imaging probe embedded in the bottom of the housing. A control circuit board is installed inside the housing, integrating a processor, a communication module, a buzzer, a flashlight, and wiring ports. The thermal imaging probe is electrically connected to the control circuit board, and a locking block is fixedly connected to the top of the housing. The purpose of this utility model is to provide an intelligent monitoring device for garage fires, addressing the problem that current traditional underground garage fire monitoring methods, which rely on video surveillance or manual inspections, can only detect open flames and are insufficient to detect potential fire hazards in vehicles, failing to allow sufficient time for fire suppression and thus compromising fire safety.