Electrified latch
AssigneeHanchett Entry Systems, Inc.
InventorsRyan M. Sims, Baruch Spence, Joshua T. Peabody, Ben Williams
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AssigneeHanchett Entry Systems, Inc.
InventorsRyan M. Sims, Baruch Spence, Joshua T. Peabody, Ben Williams
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A cabinet lock for securing a door panel to a cabinet housing comprising a latching component, an electromechanical component, and a communications module. The latching component has a latch housing and latch member reciprocally translatable between locked and unlocked orientations to selectively secure the door panel to the cabinet housing. The electromechanical component includes an actuator operably coupled to a drive member that is coupled to the latch member whereby powering of the actuator translates the latch member to at least one of the unlocked or locked orientations. The communications module is configured for communication with a remote device of a municipal traffic control agency and/or a utilities worker. The communications module is configured to receive a control signal from the remote device for moving the latch member to the at least one of the unlocked orientation or the locked orientation.
A cabinet lock for securing a door panel to a cabinet housing, the cabinet lock comprising:
A cabinet lock for securing a door panel to a cabinet housing, the cabinet lock comprising:
An electromechanical component for a locking mechanism used to secure a door to a cabinet housing, wherein said locking mechanism includes a latching component having a latch member reciprocally movable between a locked orientation and an unlocked orientation, said electromechanical component comprising:
An electromechanical component for a locking mechanism used to secure a door to a cabinet housing, wherein said locking mechanism includes a latching component having a latch member reciprocally movable between a locked orientation and an unlocked orientation, said electromechanical component comprising:
A method of retrofitting an electromechanical component to an existing cabinet lock, wherein the existing cabinet lock is used to selectively secure a door to a cabinet housing, the method comprising the steps of:
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