EP0173987A1 - Secondary latch for a door locking device for burglary prevention doors - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Secondary latch (3) for a door locking device having a main latch (2) and one or more secondary latches for burglary prevention doors (1), the main latch (2) being connected to the or each secondary latch (3) by means of an actuating linkage (16), and a locking mechanism (20) is provided which cooperates, in the closed position, with a locking member (21) movable, between a locking position and a opening position, in the path of a latching mechanism which is movable between a locking position and a release position, characterised in that the latching mechanism includes a bolt member, and the locking mechanism (20) is remotely controllable, and comprises an electromagnet (22) having a movably guided armature (23) and being mounted on the housing (6, 7) of the secondary lock (3).

Description

The invention relates to a secondary lock of a lock device with a main lock and one or more secondary locks for burglar-resistant doors.

Lock devices with multi-point locking are known which are used for doors or the like, to which increased security demands are made. Such doors can be bullet-resistant, in particular they are designed to be burglar-resistant. The multi-point locking system is primarily intended to prevent the door from being easily pried open in corner areas using crowbars or the like.

For this purpose, additional locks with secondary locks can be provided at such weak points, which are also actuated by a main lock in a known arrangement if the targeted locking or unlocking is initiated there by actuating the lock and lock handle.

Locks, the position of which can be recognized by a potential burglar when the door leaf is closed by means of a latch handle arrangement, key insertion or cylinder lock, can, despite extensive efforts to make them safe, by skilled hand or by brute force, for example firearms, or by appropriately skillful manipulation of the Often put the lock mechanism out of operation in a relatively short time. If mechanically controlled additional locking points or secondary locks are available from such a lock, these can often be opened with the main lock which has been deactivated. It is then not necessary to have the other locking points or secondary locks, the installation position of which is closed Door is not safe and can be easily determined to put out of operation by violent intervention at its installation location. It would thus be sufficient for the unauthorized, more or less violent removal of the locking function of the main lock to also remove the locking function of the additional locking points or secondary locks.

The invention has for its object to make a burglar-resistant and possibly also bullet-resistant door safer that even when the main lock or the main locking point is switched off, the secondary locks or secondary locking points cannot be transferred from the deactivated main lock to their unlocked position.

Starting from a lock device or a secondary lock with the features of the preamble of claim 1, this object is achieved according to the invention by its characterizing features.

It is achieved with the invention that an additional locking function is ensured independently of the function of the main lock or the main locking point, which can be localized by its actuating devices which are visible to the permitted user. This is achieved by an additional locking mechanism, which is so far independent of the main lock and its operation. The function of the secondary locking points or secondary locks is thus independent of the normal actuation of the main lock in an authorized or unauthorized manner. After the unauthorized decommissioning of the main lock, the door cannot be opened.

The locking mechanism provided according to the invention, which is arranged outside the localizable impairment area of the main lock, can be actuated in various ways. Basically, it is possible to actuate the locking mechanism hydraulically or pneumatically. The actuator in this case it can be hidden and additionally subject to coding that is only known to the authorized person. In a particularly preferred embodiment, such actuation of the locking mechanism is carried out in electrical control. For this purpose, a corresponding switching device can be provided at a suitable point, in particular in such a way that a certain code is provided in the manner of a combination lock or the like, in such a way that this control device for the locking mechanism is not actuated from the main lock. Thus, even if the control device for the locking device can be viewed by unauthorized persons, knowledge of a certain code must be present in order to actuate the locking device. A keyboard based on numbers, letters or the like of freely selectable symbols, which require knowledge of an opening code, is suitable here in order to transfer the secondary lock from the closed position into the open position. Such a coded control device is generally to be installed outside the door, so that the targeted use of force is ineffective.

If there is talk of secondary locking points or secondary locks, then this is to be understood in general terms in such a way that if the main lock is deliberately damaged, these secondary locks or secondary locks are not affected. It is therefore entirely possible to design the main lock itself as a structural unit in such a way that the locking mechanism also becomes effective when the main lock is put out of operation by an unauthorized hand in its actuating devices accessible to the authorized user. In a preferred embodiment, the locking mechanism will be attached at a correspondingly locally distant location which, when the door is closed, does not appear to be readily locatable to the unauthorized person. It depends on the local arrangement or constructional execution of the main lock and the secondary locking points or the secondary locks. In a preferred embodiment, however, the secondary locking points or secondary locks - as mentioned at the beginning - will be attached to those areas of the door which are arranged correspondingly away from the locking point of the main lock.

In a preferred embodiment, the Cesperre, which is designed electromagnetically, the actuation of which is designed to accommodate the coded control with the aid of electrical signals, in a preferred embodiment consists of an electromagnet with a movable armature, which acts directly or indirectly as a blocking element in the movement path between the locking point and the unlocking point of a locking element the lock device is arranged so as to engage in the area of a locking point or a locking element located outside the main lock. A so-called moving coil magnet is suitable for this, for example.

• Fig. 1 eine Schloßeinrichtung mit Nebenschloß der infrage stehenden Art in Anordnung an einer entsprechend einbruchshemmenden Tür;
• Fig. 2 ein Ausführungsbeispiel eines Nebenschlosses in Seitenansicht mit abgenommenem Gehäusedeckel;
• Fig. 3 eine Ansicht des Nebenschlosses nach der Linie III-III in Fig. 2.

Further features of preferred embodiments of the invention result from the subclaims in connection with the embodiment shown in the drawing, the following description of which explains the invention. Show it:

• Figure 1 shows a lock device with a secondary lock of the type in question in arrangement on a corresponding burglar-resistant door.
• 2 shows an embodiment of a secondary lock in a side view with the housing cover removed;
• 3 is a view of the secondary lock along the line III-III in Fig. 2nd

The burglar-resistant door leaf 1 in Fig. 1 is shown without a frame with the lock device in the closed position as a sketch. The lock device consists of a main lock 2 and an upper and a lower secondary lock 3, each of which is arranged in the corner areas of the door leaf which swing open in the course of the opening movement. The door leaf is pivoted about hinges 4. In the area of the side edge of the door leaf and the side frame spar of the frame, not shown, in which the hinges are arranged, there are bolts in a manner not shown and known in the door leaf, which emerge from the end face and in the closed state of the door leaf in bores intervene, which are provided in the frame side member. In this way - for example with a crowbar - the door leaf cannot be pried open without particular difficulty. The same applies to the swinging side edge area of the door leaf due to the lock device provided there, as the drawing clearly shows.

2 and 3 show a secondary lock, for example that in the lower corner area of the door leaf 1 according to FIG. 1. One, two or more such secondary locks can be provided. It is also possible to mount the locking mechanism, which will be discussed later, in the area of the main lock, for example in the trap area thereof. Furthermore, the locks can be provided with several bolts, which can be swivel bolts or also longitudinally displaceable bolts. In normal operation, the secondary locks are actuated from the main lock with the aid of mechanical motion transmission means, as is generally known. The secondary lock according to FIGS. 2 and 3, on which the arrangement of the locking mechanism is illustrated, has a lock shield 5 on which a housing part 6 is fixed by means of cranked tabs 7, which can be done by welding, screwing or the like. The lock housing is formed in two parts, of which only the lower housing part 6 is shown in Fig. 2. The upper housing part is also indicated in the sectional view according to FIG. 3.

Within the housing or - with reference to FIG. 2 - on the lower housing part 6, an actuating part 8 is guided so as to be longitudinally displaceable in the longitudinal direction of the lock shield 5. The lock of the lock is designed as a pivot bolt 9 and is mounted on the housing or the housing part 6 such that it can be rotated about a pivot axis 10. A driver pin 11, which is fixed to the actuating part 8 and extends perpendicular to the pivoting plane of the pivot bolt 9, engages with play in a correspondingly dimensioned opening in the pivot bolt 9, so that when the actuating part 8 is moved in a translatory movement, the pivot bolt 9 rotates around the pivot axis 10 is taken. The tolerances of the engagement of the driving pin 11 in the opening and / or those of the longitudinal displacement guide of the actuating part 8 are such that the opening receiving the driving pin 11 can execute the slightly arcuate movement path when the pivot bolt 9 is rotated about the pivot axis 10.

The actuating part 8 is U-shaped and accommodates the swivel bolt 9 between its two legs, which are formed over a wide area parallel to the swivel plane of the swivel bolt 9. The pivot axis 10 extends through elongated holes 12 which are formed in alignment in the two legs in the direction of the pivot axis 10. The pivot axis 10 is held at its two ends on the housing, specifically on the housing part 6 and in the Housing cover 17 added. The elongated holes 12, together with the pivot axis 10 passing through them, form a first section of the longitudinal displacement guide of the actuating part 8.

A second section of the longitudinal displacement guide of the actuating part 8 is formed by a further pair of elongated holes 13, which are provided in the legs of the elongated holes 12 to the web 15 of the U-shaped actuating part 8 offset in the direction of displacement, namely aligned in the axial direction of a housing screw bolt 14 seen, which is aligned parallel to the pivot axis 10 and extends through the pair of elongated holes 13. The elongated holes 12 and 13 extend in the longitudinal displacement direction of the actuating part 8 by at least the length required for the actuating displacement path relative to the pivot axis 10 and the screw bolt 14 for rotating the pivot bolt 9 between its locking and unlocking position. The housing screw bolt 14 - like another fastened at a spaced apart position of the housing part 6 and aligned parallel thereto - is provided with an internal thread into which screws passed through the housing cover 17 at corresponding points can be screwed in order to close the housing.

Through an opening in the leg connecting web 15 of the U-shaped operating part 8, a threaded end of a lock operating rod 16 is guided and fixed by screwing, the other end, not shown, is connected to the locking mechanism of the main lock 2, in a known manner, not shown to transmit the locking or unlocking movement of the main lock synchronously to the secondary lock. The rod 16 therefore moves the actuating part 8 back and forth depending on the actuation of the main lock 2, as a result of which the pivot bolt 9 is rotated between its locking position shown in FIG. 2 and its unlocking position, in which the pivot bolt is pivoted into the interior of the housing through a correspondingly dimensioned slot opening 18.

Such a secondary lock, as previously described, is subject to the risk of being able to be opened in the event of destruction or unauthorized actuation of the main lock.

In order to prevent this, the or each of the provided secondary locks 3 is provided with a locking mechanism, designated overall by 20. which has a locking element, generally identified by 21, which can be moved remotely between a closed and an open position. In the closed position, the locking member 21 blocks the longitudinal movement of the actuator 8 from the locking position of the pivot bolt 9 in its unlocking position regardless of a force exerted on the rod 16, so that the unlocking of the secondary lock 3 depends only on the remote control of the locking mechanism 20.

In the example described here, the locking mechanism 20 is designed as an electromagnet 22 with a plunger armature 23, one end of which serves as a locking member 21. The electromagnet 22 formed with a hollow core receiving the rod-shaped plunger 23 is attached to a magnet holder 24 fixed to the housing in a manner not shown in such a way that the plunger 23 is oriented approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal displacement direction of the actuating part 8 with respect to its direction of movement. The plunger armature 23 extends through the pierced core of the electromagnet 22 and ends in its end forming the blocking member 21 in a tapered shaft part 26 onto which a helical spring 25 is pushed.

The helical compression spring 25, which prevents lateral displacement movements - for example in the event of breakage - by the tapered Shaft part 26 is held, one end is supported on the thicker, adjoining the tapered shaft part 26, which passes through the coil or the core of the electromagnet 22. trained shaft part of the plunger armature 23 and other end on a bent portion 19 of the magnet holder 24 and acts upon the plunger armature 23 in the direction of assuming its displacement position towards the actuating part 8 towards or into an end displacement position, in which the end of the plunger armature forming the blocking member 21 in engages the space between the legs of the actuating part 8. The immersion armature 23 assumes this displacement position when the coil or the electromagnet 22 is not energized. When the coil of the electromagnet 22 is appropriately supplied with an excitation current, the plunger armature is transferred against the force of the optionally prestressed spring 25 into a displacement position in which its end forming the blocking member 21 is located outside the engagement in the space between the legs of the actuating part 8. This method of operation of a moving coil magnet is known and requires no further explanation here. The tapered shaft part 26 is guided in a longitudinally displaceable manner in a bore 27 of the offset 19 of the magnet holder 24.

When the electromagnet 22 is not energized and thus, under the force of the spring 25, the plunger 23, which is displaced into the space between the legs of the actuating part 8, its end serving as a blocking member 21 blocks the path of a blocking stop 28, which is provided between the legs and is formed integrally therewith seeks to move in the longitudinal displacement direction of the actuating part 8 upon transfer into the unlocking position of the pivot bolt 9. When the electromagnet 22 is not energized, such a transfer of the secondary lock from the locking position into the unlocking position cannot take place, even if the main lock is destroyed or opened without authorization. If, on the other hand, the electromagnet 22 is excited, the plunger armature 23 is drawn into the magnet, so that its end, which acts as a blocking member 21, is actuated by the actuating part 8 withdrawn the path of the locking stop 28 releases. In this way, as is known, the secondary lock can be locked and unlocked synchronously from the main lock.

The connecting wires, not shown, of the coil of the electromagnet 22 are fed to a control device, also not shown, which determines the excitation of the coil as a function of a switch located outside the main lock or the door. This can be done by means of a hidden simple switch or preferably by means of a code lock-like coding device, for example in the form of a keypad, which allows the input of a specific number or letter code which is checked and evaluated according to value and / or sequence. A wireless code entry can also take place here, as is known in many ways. The secondary lock can therefore be locked independently of the mechanical actuation of the main lock by an electronic combination lock.

In the present example, due to the spring load, it is assumed that if the electromagnet is not energized, the plunger will remain in the blocking position or pass into it, which has the advantage that a power failure will not unlock the secondary lock. Cutting the lead wires to the coil of the electromagnet also does not override its blocking effect. On the other hand, it can be ensured, for example, by providing an accumulator which is operated in a buffered manner for the mains supply, that an electronically given unlocking command is retained even in the event of a mains failure.

In principle, it is possible to bring about the blocking state by energizing the coil of the electromagnet, for which purpose the spring loading of the armature must then be arranged in a counteracting manner.

The housing of the secondary lock is embedded in the door leaf in a known manner on the face side in such a way that it does not appear from the outside when the door is closed and therefore cannot be located. A targeted violent intervention on the secondary lock itself is thus prevented or made more difficult by its search.

A particular advantage of equipping with the locking mechanism can be seen in the possibility of retrofitting. In addition to the housing-fixed mounting of the locking mechanism, a locking stop is required, which in the present case can easily be provided by welding or the like between the legs of the actuating member. With existing lock types, corresponding locking stops can also be retrofitted at another suitable location.

Claims (10)

1. secondary lock of a lock device with a main lock and one or more secondary locks for burglar-resistant doors, characterized by a remotely operated locking mechanism (20), which is displaceably guided between a closed and an open position locking member (21). in the closed position, it engages directly or indirectly in the movement path of a locking part (9) of the secondary lock (3) which is displaceably guided between a locking and an unlocking position. 2. secondary lock according to claim 1, characterized in that the locking mechanism (20) is designed as an electromagnet (22) with a movably guided armature (23). 3. secondary lock according to claim 2, characterized in that the electromagnet is designed as a moving coil magnet (22). 4. secondary lock according to claim 2 or 3, characterized ge indicates that the armature (23) of the electromagnet (22) directly forms the locking member (21). 5. secondary lock according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the locking member (21) in its closed position is spring-loaded (25). 6. secondary lock according to one of claims 3 to 5, characterized in that on the engaging end (21) opposite end of the plunger (23) a compression spring (25) is arranged. 7. secondary lock according to claim 6, characterized in that the compression spring is designed as a helical compression spring (25) and is secured against breaking out on a tapered shaft part (26). 8. secondary lock according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the locking member (21) in the closed position in the movement distance of a translationally movably guided actuating part (8) for the locking part (9) is arranged engaging. 9. secondary lock according to claim 8, characterized in that the bolt part is designed as a pivot bolt (9) which is displaceable by the translationally guided actuating part (8) via a driver pin (11). 10. secondary lock according to claim 9, characterized in that the pivot bolt (9) about a housing-fixed pivot axis (10) is rotatably mounted in a in the direction of movement Actuating part (8) extending elongated hole (12) of the actuating part (8) engagingly forms part of the translational movement guide of the actuating part (8).

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