Cart locking device
AssigneeArtromick International, Inc.
InventorsTimothy A. Friar, Paul E. Hsu, Jay F. Perkins, Robert H. Roth
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AssigneeArtromick International, Inc.
InventorsTimothy A. Friar, Paul E. Hsu, Jay F. Perkins, Robert H. Roth
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A keyless locking system for a cart includes a lock mechanism with a drive mechanism in the form of a solenoid that is electrically coupled to an integrated circuit and a long lasting power supply. In an unenergized state, an armature of the solenoid prevents operation of the lock mechanism to release drawers supported by the cart. Upon entry of a correct access code via a keypad associated with the integrated circuit, current is supplied to the solenoid to permit operation of the lock mechanism and thereby release the drawers. Advantageously, the lock mechanism only draws from the power supply to temporarily release the solenoid only thereby requiring minimal power and significantly reducing the re-charging, replacement and maintenance requirements for the power supply and the down time for the cart.
A locking system for a cart having at least one drawer moveable between an open position and a closed position, the system comprising:
A locking system for a cart having at least one drawer moveable between an open position and a closed position, and a drawer locking tab to selectively retain the drawer in the closed position and release the drawer for movement to the open position, the system comprising:
A locking system for a cart having at least one drawer moveable between an open position and a closed position, and a drawer locking tab to selectively retain the drawer in the closed position and release the drawer for movement to the open position, the system comprising:
A locking system for a cart having a drawer locking tab and at least one drawer moveable between an open position and a closed position, the system comprising:
A lockable cart comprising;
A lockable cart comprising:
A lockable cart comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.