Burglarproof locking display stand
AssigneeChenbro Micom Co., Ltd.
InventorFeng-Ming Chen
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Abstract
Burglarproof locking display stand includes a display panel. A rack protrudes from and is firmly fixed on outer face of the display panel. A lock seat is fixedly mounted on inner face of the display panel. A lock hook has an inner end that is be pivotally connected with the lock seat. An outer end of the lock hook extends out from the outer face of the display panel, the lock hook being deflectable and rotatable to close and mate the outer end with the outer end of the rack so as to lock a displayed article bridged over the rack. A lock latch transversely rides on a slide channel of the lock seat. A solenoid-controlled valve is fixedly mounted on the lock seat, to control the abutment of the lock latch against the lock hook in a first locked position or to a second unlocked position.
Claims9
Burglarproof locking display stand comprising:
- a display panel;
- a rack protruding from and firmly fixed on an outer face of the display panel;
- a lock seat fixedly mounted on an inner face of the display panel;
- a lock hook, an inner end of the lock hook being pivotally connected with the lock seat, an outer end of the lock hook extending out from the outer face of the display panel, the lock hook being deflectable and rotatable to close and mate the outer end with the outer end of the rack so as to lock a displayed article bridged over the rack;
- a lock latch transversely riding on a slide channel of the lock seat;
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- a solenoid-controlled valve fixedly mounted on the lock seat, in normal state, the solenoid-controlled valve drivingly making the lock latch abut against a bottom edge of the inner end of the lock hook, whereby the outer end of the lock hook is prevented from being freely, pivotally lifted and kept in a locked state, when the solenoid-controlled valve is energized, the solenoid-controlled valve operatively, transversely moves the lock latch to aim a notch thereof at the bottom edge of the inner end of the lock hook, whereby the lock hook can be freely, pivotally, upwardly rotated to open the outer end of the lock hook from the rack, permitting the displayed article to be taken out from the rack.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.