EST Canadian Trademark Information

On Tuesday, September 19, 1995, a canadian trademark registration was filed for EST by GE Security Canada an Ontario *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 793015. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The EST trademark is filed in the description of Building control equipment namely computer control units namely control units programmable to automatically control some or all of the following: smoke and fire detectors and alarms, building sprinkler systems and fans, remote signalling to fire departments, elevators, elevator doors and elevator fan systems during emergencies, monitoring of stand-by emergency equipment namely pumps and generators; communication control units namely control units that preform the function of data communication with system components which control and/or monitor the environment inside a building, and control units that incorporate the ability to communicate via voice to audio units such as speakers for paging and telephones; sensor units namely units used to sense changes in a building environment and communicate the changes to a programmable control unit/control panel in place to allow for management of the environmental conditions in a building's entirety; signalling units namely units that generate, alone or in combination, audible or visual signals to people as part of a communication system namely speakers, bells, horns, light strobes, sound strobes, sirens, portable hand sets and receptacles (plug ins to allow for use of a portable hand set), and remote telephones and wall boxes (boxes with breakable glass to allow for emergency access to a remote telephone for use in emergency conditions) and protective hoods, grids and grills to cover signalling units; audio units namely units that generate audible signals to people as part of a communication system namely speakers, horns, bells, chimes and sirens, whether individual or in combination and protective hoods, grids and grills for use in protecting audio units; relay units namely electrical relays providing contact to control equipment such as fire alarms, sensors, lights and security systems not directly controlled form a control panel; keyboards, card readers, printers, displays, transponders and computer programs for such equipment. , Building control equipment namely computer control units namely control units programmable to automatically control some or all of the following: smoke and fire detectors and alarms, building sprinkler systems and fans, remote signalling to fire departments, elevators, elevator doors and elevator fan systems during emergencies, monitoring of stand-by emergency equipment namely pumps and generators; communication control units namely control units that preform the function of data communication with system components which control and/or monitor the environment inside a building, and control units that incorporate the ability to communicate via voice to audio units such as speakers for paging and telephones; sensor units namely units used to sense changes in a building environment and communicate the changes to a programmable control unit/control panel in place to allow for management of the environmental conditions in a building's entirety; signalling units namely units that generate, alone or in combination, audible or visual signals to people as part of a communication system namely speakers, bells, horns, light strobes, sound strobes, sirens, portable hand sets and receptacles (plug ins to allow for use of a portable hand set), and remote telephones and wall boxes (boxes with breakable glass to allow for emergency access to a remote telephone for use in emergency conditions) and protective hoods, grids and grills to cover signalling units; audio units namely units that generate audible signals to people as part of a communication system namely speakers, horns, bells, chimes and sirens, whether individual or in combination and protective hoods, grids and grills for use in protecting audio units; relay units namely electrical relays providing contact to control equipment such as fire alarms, sensors, lights and security systems not directly controlled form a control panel; keyboards, card readers, printers, displays, transponders and computer programs for such equipment. .