DK201000185U3 - Battery operated motorized swivel for mounting on driver, with wireless control - Google Patents

Abstract

This feature relates to a motorized knob that allows anyone to do a door lock wirelessly. The new thing about the production is that the motorized rotary can be used on any door with a rotary, that the mounting is done only by changing the rotary, since it is only the rotary which is motorized and a gearing and that this can communicate and be controlled wirelessly.

Description

DK 2010 00185 U3

Title: Battery operated, wireless controlled and motorized swivel Description:

Wireless motorized swivel for door lock with for example Z-wave, Zigbee, EnOcean, Bluetooth and KNX Wireless technology

Generation Scope:

This provision relates to a motorized pivot which can be mounted on any door with an internal pivot mounted to activate the locking pawl in the lock box or a deadbolt.

The knob is mounted to the door either through screws that grip the exterior rosette or by mounting directly on the door plate.

In the pusher there is a motor, a wireless module, a gearing, and a motor control.

The gear unit grips a carrier mounted on the inside of the lock box or deadbolt. The driver is driven by a motor when it is notified by a media, such as a keyboard or a mobile phone.

In this way, any lock box or deadbolt with twist can be wirelessly controlled.

Prior Art:

A wireless lock is known from the past. Here, however, there has only been talk of grabbing the handle of the door, and that it is a control of whether this is active or not that makes the door wireless.

There are also wireless locks that somehow grip the rotor, which makes it possible to rotate the rotor manually from outside, for example, patent application number BA 2010 00001.

However, all of these use a proprietary platform to communicate with the lock. Thus, it will be a closed system.

An open platform is used here.

In addition, electric locks are in the traditional sense with wired installation, however, solutions are made where these are wireless, such as found in patent specification SE 529017 C2.

New technique and application:

The known solutions for controlling a lock have been reserved for professionals as they have been complicated to install. This is done away with in this new lock, since only a carrier that is purchased in the construction market is installed in the lock, and on this is mounted the new motorized knob.

It is exactly the same technique as if rotating turns in the normal way.

There are 2 locks (Schlage and Kwikset) that use the same communication protocol (Z-wave), but these can only be used on the US 2010 00185 U3 American lock systems, and the mechanics of the lock are different from those described below.

Such locks are needed in the market with low energy consumption and easy installation.

The switch can also be controlled from any computer with its transmitter. This enables this work in conjunction with, for example, personnel management or booking systems in connection with rental of housing.

The lock is built up as Figure 1 indicates.

A base plate (H) with the technique, a pivot housing (G) and a manual pivot (I) On the base plate is mounted circuit board (D) on which there is motor control, a PIC processor (for encryption and verification of codes), a communication module (Z-Wave / Zigbee).

The circuit board has direct connection to the motor (A) which drives the gearing (E) and thereby the drive wheel (B), which holds the driver mounted in the lock.

When the rotary switch is activated via Z-wave or Zigbee, the carrier will be driven around and then the locking pawl will be retracted, just as if you were turning on a regular rotary switch, and then the door will be unlocked.

In addition, a battery slider (C) is mounted on the base plate.

The knob is also distinguished by being able to be mounted on three-point closed doors.

Furthermore, this lock can be controlled from a mobile phone, computer and an external keyboard.

Being able to control the lock from an independent keyboard via the Z-wave and Zigbee wireless protocols is brand new.

With the help of the rotary, a key-activated lock can be transformed into a motor-driven lock, however, the lock still retains the possibility of using a key for opening.

Technical impact:

By using the above technique, any door with an internal swivel can be wirelessly controlled.

List of Figures:

Figure 1 shows the rotator assembled with housing

Figure 2 shows cross sections of torsions

Figure 3 shows the structure of the rotor without housing

Claims (10)

1. Wireless motorized pivot, which is new in that a wireless activated motor (A), gearing (E) driven by the motor (A) drives a cogwheel that grips the existing pivot / carrier 2. Wireless motorized swivel according to claim 1 for mounting on an existing or new door with swivel, with a swivel wheel (B) which is new in that it can pull a swivel around from the inside, as well as mounting ease with mounting holes (F) allowing to use the standard holes found in the lock box for mounting the rosette. A motorized knob for mounting on an existing or new door with a knob according to claims 1 and 2, which can pull a knob around from the inside according to claim 1, which is new in that a gear (E) with motor (A) takes hold the driver on the inside of the door and thus can unlock the door. 4. Wireless motorized switch according to claims 1-3, which is new in that it is powered by lithum ion battery (C) The motorized knob for mounting on an existing or new door with knob according to claims 1-4, comprising a swivel wheel (B) which can pull a knob around from the inside according to claim 2, which is new by using open standards for communication and control such as Z-wave and Zigbee technology A motorized knob for mounting on an existing or new door with a knob, consisting of a mechanism (X) capable of pulling a knob around from the inside according to claim 1, which is new by being able to be mounted on any door with knob. 7. Wireless motorized swivel according to claims 1-6 which is new in that it is equipped with a print (D) which allows it to be controlled from a PC, mobile phone or other media. 8. Wireless motorized switch according to claims 1-6, which is new in that the print can control not only the motorized switch, but also an electronic magnetic lock with 12-24V. 9. Wireless motorized switch according to claims 1-6 which is new to the motorized switch, if the battery supply (C) is not desired, can be provided with a permanent power supply. The wireless motorized rotary switch according to claims 1-6, which is new in that only the rotor on the inside is switched.