Electronic anti-theft lock

An electronic anti-theft lock, comprising:

• an electromagnetic valve having an upward and downward movable rod provided at a top thereof, such that when said electromagnetic valve is actuated said rod is excited to extend from the top of said electromagnetic valve;
• a locating mechanism including a series of wave-like locating teeth provided along a lower edge of one sidewall near an inner end thereof, an upward and downward movable restoring plate provided at a bottom thereof, a turning plate located below said locating teeth and having a finger radially projected from a peripheral edge of said plate adapted to contact with said locating teeth for moving said locating mechanism inward or outward, a locking bolt provided at an outer end of said locating mechanism, and a stopper provided in a cavity near a lower edge of said locking bolt adapted to detachably receive said rod of said electromagnetic valve at an extended position and thereby stop said locking bolt from moving inward until said rod is depressed by said restoring plate;
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• a control circuit adapted to detect a correct IC code of an inserted chip-contained key and driving said electromagnetic valve to extend said rod when an incorrect IC code is detected;
• whereby said electromagnetic valve of said electronic anti-theft lock is excited to extend said rod to stop said locking bolt from moving inward to open the lock only when a chip-contained key with incorrect IC code is inserted and detected by said control circuit, and said mechanically movable restoring plate is able to depress said upward extended rod of said electromagnetic valve again to release said locking bolt from the unlockable state into the closed state again, enabling easy, reliable, and practical use of said electronic anti-theft lock.