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Sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock
The invention discloses a sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock. A connection body of the sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock is hidden in a hiding hole and is then separated from a rear lock cylinder. A front lock cylinder is locked through locking corners of an expansion piece and rotating blocks. The front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder asynchronously rotate to give an alarm. An electronic remote control device is installed in a power supply circuit of an electromagnet in a hidden mode. The electromechanical interlocking hiding, the mechanical interlocking, the hiding, the connection hiding of the front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder and the asynchronous alarm are integrated, a thief cannot open an interlocking device or rotate the rear lock cylinder, and the thief can only rotate the front lock cylinder and cannot rotate the rear lock cylinder even after an inner supporting and locking part and a connection body portion are damaged by barbaric means. Even when the thief drills away the front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder through an electric hand drill and rotates a connection tongue part through tools such as clamps, the power supply circuit of the electromagnet cannot be powered on due to the fact that a rotating contact does not make contact with a fixed contact; the power supply circuit of the electromagnet is powered off through the electronic remote control device, and therefore a safety lock catch cannot be opened, and the thorough anti-theft effect is achieved.
Sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock
The invention discloses a sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock. A connection body of the sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock is hidden in a hiding hole and is then separated from a rear lock cylinder. A front lock cylinder is locked through locking corners of an expansion piece and rotating blocks. The front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder asynchronously rotate to give an alarm. An electronic remote control device is installed in a power supply circuit of an electromagnet in a hidden mode. The electromechanical interlocking hiding, the mechanical interlocking, the hiding, the connection hiding of the front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder and the asynchronous alarm are integrated, a thief cannot open an interlocking device or rotate the rear lock cylinder, and the thief can only rotate the front lock cylinder and cannot rotate the rear lock cylinder even after an inner supporting and locking part and a connection body portion are damaged by barbaric means. Even when the thief drills away the front lock cylinder and the rear lock cylinder through an electric hand drill and rotates a connection tongue part through tools such as clamps, the power supply circuit of the electromagnet cannot be powered on due to the fact that a rotating contact does not make contact with a fixed contact; the power supply circuit of the electromagnet is powered off through the electronic remote control device, and therefore a safety lock catch cannot be opened, and the thorough anti-theft effect is achieved.
Sideward-locking electromechanical interlocking anti-theft alarm lock
XU HAOZHONG (author)
2015-05-13
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
E05B
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