Door lock access control component mounting
AssigneeSargent Manufacturing Company
InventorsRick Leites, John E. Walsh, Michael J. Lorello, Adam O'Day, Douglas A. Clark, Victor Bogdanov, Angelo S. Arcaria
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AssigneeSargent Manufacturing Company
InventorsRick Leites, John E. Walsh, Michael J. Lorello, Adam O'Day, Douglas A. Clark, Victor Bogdanov, Angelo S. Arcaria
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An apparatus and method for releasably mounting access control components for a door lock to a door. A base element is adapted to be mounted to the door. A first wire connector element is mounted to the base element. A mounting element with combustible material attached is provided. A second wire connector element is mounted to the mounting element, and the second wire connector element is releasably connected to the first wire connector element to mount the mounting element to the base element. A spring is provided, and a retainer holds the spring in a loaded state, but in a fire event the retainer may melt, allowing the spring to apply force to the mounting element. Alternatively, an expanding material may apply the force. The force causes the wire connector elements to disconnect and allow the mounting element to separate from the base element.
An apparatus for releasably mounting access control components for a door lock to a door, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for releasably mounting access control components for a door lock to a door, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for releasably mounting access control components for a door lock to a door, the apparatus comprising:
The apparatus of clam 27, wherein the retainer losing strength is caused by at least a portion of the retainer melting.
A wire disconnection method for releasably mounting access control components for a door lock to a door, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.