Barrel lock assembly
OwnerClifford E. Sloop, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
A barrel lock assembly for use in securing a lock housing over the latch or access point of a securable enclosure, such as a utility meter box, is disclosed, having a bar member with a stop on the distal end for engaging a surface on the lock housing or on the enclosure to be secured. A second bar member is disposed parallel to the first and has a head portion which receives the proximal end of the first bar member. The head and the first bar member have axially aligned apertures for receiving a suitable padlock and holding the assembly together.
Claims9
A barrel lock assembly for use in combination with a lock retaining means to secure a lock housing at the access point of a utility meter, said housing having an aperture for receiving the assembly, said assembly comprising a first bar member having stop means disposed near the distal end thereof for engaging the lock retaining means, a second bar member disposed generally parallel with said first bar member and having head means at one end thereof with a closed end and an open end for receiving the proximal end of said first bar member, said first bar member and said head means having aligned apertures formed therein for receiving a securing means for keeping said assembly together.
A barrel lock assembly for insertion into an aperture on a lock housing for keeping the lock housing secured around the latch portion of a securable enclosure, in combination with a lock retaining means and a padlock means, said assembly comprising a first, generally flat bar member, disposed in the aperture and having a distal end with a stop means secured near said distal end for engaging the lock retaining means, a second, generally flat bar member disposed in the aperture generally parallel with said first member and having head means at one end thereof with a closed end and an open end for receiving and enclosing therein the proximal end of said first member, said head means and said first bar member having apertures formed therein for receiving the padlock means.
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