Lock mechanism
AssigneeMoose Junction Limited
InventorsDavid Ogden, Simon Powell
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AssigneeMoose Junction Limited
InventorsDavid Ogden, Simon Powell
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In one embodiment, a lock mechanism includes a control element arranged for rotation about an axis between an active position and an inactive position. The control element includes a control head having one or more axially extending projection(s). The lock mechanism further includes a lock element that is axially aligned with the control element and includes a lock element head. The lock element head has one or more axially extending projection(s). The projection(s) of the control head and the projection(s) of the lock element head are arranged such that in the active position, the lock element and control element are held apart by the projections, and such that in the inactive position, the projections can mesh together to permit axial movement of the lock element relative to the control element.
A lock mechanism comprising a control element arranged for rotation about an axis between an active position and an inactive position, the control element including a control head having at least one axially extending projection, the lock mechanism further comprising a lock element that is axially aligned with the control element and includes a lock element head, the lock element head having at least one axially extending projection, the projection(s) of the control head and the projection(s) of the lock element head arranged such that in the active position, the lock element and control element are held apart by the projections and in the inactive position, the projections can mesh together to permit axial movement of the lock element relative to the control element.
A lock having a lock mechanism, the lock mechanism comprising:
A locking system for securing doors or windows of a building, the locking system incorporating a controller and at least one lock mechanism, each lock mechanism comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.