A lock system

A lock system (1) which enables to unlock upon the lock mechanism is separated when the lock cannot be opened as a result of an undesired entrapment in the lock mechanism or any problem in the lock mechanism and is essentially characterized by:

• at least one shaft (2) which carries out the locking process, is movable and has electrical conductivity;
• at least one conductor (3) which is located inside a recess that is preferably opened on the surface of the shaft (2), enables to transmit the electric current;
• at least one insulation material (4) which provides the insulation between the shaft (2) and the conductor (3);
• at least one action mechanism (5) which enables the action of the shaft (2) and controls the passage of current over the shaft (2), can take command over a receiver in a wired or wireless way;
• at leant one lock input-output housing (6) wherein the shaft (2) enters upon being moved by the action mechanism (5 and enables the locking process;
• at least one upper section of lock input-output housing (7) which has the lock input-output housing (6) on thereof, is made of a conductive material;
• at least one lower section of lock input-output housing (8) which enables the upper section of lock input-output housing (7) to be mounted to a desired place;
• at least one connecting member (9) which connects the upper section of lock input-output housing (7) and the lower section of lock input-output housing (8) and loses its form at high temperature;
• at least one resistance block (10) which is located between the upper section of lock input-output housing (7) and the lower section of lock input-output housing (8), through which the connecting members (9) passes, and which cart reach high temperatures when current is passed over thereof;
• at least one flexible piece (11) which enables the electrical connection between the conductor (3) and the resistance block (10), and has electrical conductivity;
• at least one aperture (17) through which the flexible piece (11) passes and extends in the form of a protrusion, and which is located in the lower part of the upper section of lock input-output housing (7).