Security container
AssigneeProcess4, Inc.
InventorCurtis Taylor
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Abstract
A security container that can be easily and securely connected to a fixed structure such as, but not limited to, a rod, pole, handle, latch, etc. such that the security container can be securely and easily connected and disconnected from the fixed structure.
Claims12
A security container comprising a container body that includes an interior cavity, a door that is connected to the container body and is movable between an open and closed position, a locking arrangement that is configured to secure said door in a locked and closed position, a securing arrangement used to releasably secure said container body to a fixed structure, and a securing device;
- said container body includes a first body slot;
- said securing arrangement includes a first leg configured to be insertable through said first body slot;
- said first leg includes a first connector configured to removably receive said securing device.
A method for securing an item in a fixed structure comprising:
- a. providing a security container;
- said security container including a container body that includes an interior cavity, a door that is connected to the container body and is movable between an open and closed position, a locking arrangement that is configured to secure said door in a locked and closed position, a securing arrangement used to releasably secure said container body to a fixed structure, and a securing device;
- said container body includes a first body slot;
- said securing arrangement includes a first leg configured to be insertable through said first body slot;
- said first leg includes a first connector configured to removably receive said securing device;
- b. positioning a portion of said securing arrangement about said fixed structure;
- c. releasably securing said container body to said securing arrangement such that a portion of said fixed arrangement is entrapped between said securing arrangement and said container body;
- d. placing said item in said interior cavity;
- e. moving said door to said closed position and locking said door in said closed position by said locking arrangement.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.