Mechatronic security system for alarm monitored locks against unauthorized overriding
OwnerThomas MATOUSCHEKinventor
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Abstract
A mechatronic security device includes a security member configured to be locked in an abutment, which includes a predetermined breaking point in the bolt guide and a recess for notification circuit board. The security device is also equipped with a predetermined breaking point, which has a recess around the web that guides the power conductor and in this way permanently monitors the security member. In the event of an illegal attack, the predetermined breaking points and the power conductor are destroyed, and an alarm is triggered before the bolt strikes the wall of the security device and offers mechanical resistance.
Claims7
A security device for object locks, comprising:
- a security member;
- an abutment;
- a locking device for the security member, which is configured to lock the security member in the abutment;
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- an alarm monitoring device,
- wherein a bolt is configured to be locked or unlocked manually or electrically from the security member into the abutment,
- wherein at least one bolt locking means obstructs unauthorized unlocking of the security member,
- wherein, in a locked state, the bolt is guided in the security member surrounded by a predetermined breaking point,
- wherein the bolt is further surrounded by a 360 degree monitoring member having a predetermined breaking point within a notification circuit board,
- wherein the notification circuit board has a web configured to guide at least one conductor track,
- wherein a recess is formed around the web,
- wherein, in response to a predetermined force being applied, the web with the at least one conductor track breaks securely, a power conductor is thereby interrupted, an alarm is triggered accordingly, the bolt then strikes against a stop in the security member, and an attacker is thus deprived of time to override the alarm, thereby allowing for escape from a building.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.