EP0086617B1 - Remotely controllable lockable container for safekeeping articles - Google Patents
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- EP0086617B1 EP0086617B1 EP83300612A EP83300612A EP0086617B1 EP 0086617 B1 EP0086617 B1 EP 0086617B1 EP 83300612 A EP83300612 A EP 83300612A EP 83300612 A EP83300612 A EP 83300612A EP 0086617 B1 EP0086617 B1 EP 0086617B1
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- the invention relates to a remotely controllable lockable container for safekeeping articles.
- Lockable containers of this kind are known, in particular, in the form of so-called fire-brigade key boxes which contain a master key which enables a fire brigade or other supervising authority to gain access to the associated premises in the event of a fire alarm or burglaralarm occurring.
- Key boxes of this kind have proved necessary because fire brigades and other supervising organisations otherwise have to keep ready for use a great number of keys going far beyond that which can be reasonably managed with the amount of property to be supervised.
- Fire-brigade key boxes are accordingly used to hold ready the necessary key or keys at the entry to a building or its grounds. Securing such keys against mis-use by break-in or loss requires effective securing means for such key boxes, however.
- Fire brigade key boxes of known kind are accordingly already equipped with an outer door which normally can only be opened electrically and which can only be unlocked remotely, e.g. from a fire-alarm centre.
- a key box contains a control switch which monitors the locking of its outer door and indicates when the door is opened.
- the box may further possess monitoring devices for indicating the condition of its outer walls, thereby to secure the box against break-in without warning.
- it must be arranged that, in the event of permissible, remote- controlled unlocking of the outer door of the box, no alarm is set off.
- a remotely controllable, lockable container for safekeeping articles or equipment against unauthorised use comprising at least one door having a lock which can be unlocked by electrical signals to be conveyed over long-distance electrical conductors and which can be monitored via electrical signals as to its locked or unlocked state, and an electronic control device for comparing the signals in order to avoid false alarms, the control device being disposed in the container.
- control device for comparing the electrical signals Since the control device for comparing the electrical signals is positioned in the normally locked container, the electrical conductors associated with the control device are also protected from manipulation or sabotage. Furthermore, a reduced number of electrical conductors are required, emanating from the box, because it is no longer necessary to transmit the individual monitoring signals to a remote centre to be combined and/or compared as required. Instead, it is necessary to transmit only a single alarm signal from the container to the fire-alarm or security centre and a single unlocking signal from the centre to the container for authorised opening of the container.
- a container in accordance with the invention may perform a large number of other tasks, for example, to prevent the unauthorised use of switches or other actuating equipment.
- the key box illustrated in the drawing and designated as a whole by the reference numeral 1 comprises a housing 2 having a door 3.
- the basic shape of the housing 2 is particularly suitable for installation in a wall with a surrounding anchoring flange 5 projecting from its flat rear wall 4 to be embedded in the wall and a similar flange 6 surrounding the door 3, which may overlie the front surface.of the wall to provide a satisfactory seal and lie flush with the wall facing and at the same time guard the fabric of the wall adjacent the side walls of the housing, and the side walls of the housing itself, against tampering.
- the housing walls themselves and also the outer door 3 contain narrowly spaced apart electrical conductors (not shown) for monitoring any penetration or breaking through of the walls or the door.
- the outer door 3 has, at the inside, an electrically operable lock 7 having a bolt 8 so that the front of the key box 1 has no keyhole enabling the door lock to be picked or more readily forced.
- the unlocking of the electrically operable lock 7 is usually signalled from a remote control centre, such as a fire-alarm centre or security centre.
- the unlocked door can then be swung aside about a vertical axis 9 to gain access to a second, inner door 10.
- the inner door 10 situated behind the outer door 3 is hinged to swing outwards about a horizontal, bottom axis 11, as soon as it, too, is unlocked.
- the inner door 10 has a mechanical lock 12 which can be unlocked by means of a fire brigade master key. This master key would be designed to fit a plurality of locks 12 likely to require to be operated by the fire brigade.
- a key 13 capable of opening all the doors of the house, becomes accessible. According to some fire insurance guidelines already in existence, such a key 13 must always be monitored for its presence in the fire brigade box.
- such monitoring is
- the fire brigade security box 1 being described contains various electrical monitoring and control devices such as the electrically operable lock 7, the electrical conductors monitoring the security of the housing walls and outer door and also control switches (not shown) in the door and monitoring the opening and closing of the outer door and the operation of the lock 7. To these monitoring devices for the box, which can be supplemented and extended if necessary, there must be added the monitoring of the presence of the key 13.
- the electrical signals in total, have to be combined, compared and/or rationalized with one another. For example, when the door 3 is unlocked, it must be assured that no false alarm is set off or that no false alarm is given by the actual opening of the door. On the other hand, when the door 3 is closed prior to being locked, a combination of the door monitoring signals with the signal of the switch device 15 has to be effected to ensure that the outer door 3 cannot be locked or correctly monitored as being locked unless the correct key 13 has been inserted and the cylinder lock 14 operated. The combination, comparison and/or rationalization of the various electrical signals for the fire brigade key box could be effected in the associated fire-alarm centre.
- the electrical conductors (not shown) carrying the signals would be taken through a cable duct 16 opening through the rearwall 4 ofthe housing 2, i.e. to the rear of, or in, the building wall.
- the key box houses a control device 17 disposed inside the key box.
- the control device 17 is indicated by chain lines and lies close to the rear wall 4 of the key box.
- the control device 17 combines the electrical monitoring and control functions of the key box with one another in the required manner so that the number of electrical conductors which have to be taken out through the cable duct 16 are reduced to a minimum.
- the arrangement of the control device in the locked key box itself also offers the greatest possible security against sabotage or manipulation, because the electrical or electronic components associated with the control and supervision of the key box themselves and also a large proportion of the associated wiring are secured in safe keeping within the box.
- control device 17 might well become more complex for a more complex supervising task in which case greater benefits are obtained in that the control device 17 is disposed in the locked container 1 itself and so, is also secured in itself.
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Description
- The invention relates to a remotely controllable lockable container for safekeeping articles.
- Lockable containers of this kind are known, in particular, in the form of so-called fire-brigade key boxes which contain a master key which enables a fire brigade or other supervising authority to gain access to the associated premises in the event of a fire alarm or burglaralarm occurring. Key boxes of this kind have proved necessary because fire brigades and other supervising organisations otherwise have to keep ready for use a great number of keys going far beyond that which can be reasonably managed with the amount of property to be supervised. Fire-brigade key boxes are accordingly used to hold ready the necessary key or keys at the entry to a building or its grounds. Securing such keys against mis-use by break-in or loss requires effective securing means for such key boxes, however.
- Fire brigade key boxes of known kind are accordingly already equipped with an outer door which normally can only be opened electrically and which can only be unlocked remotely, e.g. from a fire-alarm centre. For this purpose, such a key box contains a control switch which monitors the locking of its outer door and indicates when the door is opened. The box may further possess monitoring devices for indicating the condition of its outer walls, thereby to secure the box against break-in without warning. Furthermore, it must be arranged that, in the event of permissible, remote- controlled unlocking of the outer door of the box, no alarm is set off. In respect of the wiring for the known fire brigade key boxes, therefore, there is a problem in securing the wiring against sabotage or mis-use and heavy expense on cabling is necessary, even if most of the electrical parts are disposed in the security of the associated fire-alarm centre - as already proposed.
- It is an object of the present invention to achieve a greater degree of security and reliability for remotely controllable, lockable containers for safe keeping articles with lesser expense.
- According to the present invention, there is provided a remotely controllable, lockable container for safekeeping articles or equipment against unauthorised use comprising at least one door having a lock which can be unlocked by electrical signals to be conveyed over long-distance electrical conductors and which can be monitored via electrical signals as to its locked or unlocked state, and an electronic control device for comparing the signals in order to avoid false alarms, the control device being disposed in the container.
- Since the control device for comparing the electrical signals is positioned in the normally locked container, the electrical conductors associated with the control device are also protected from manipulation or sabotage. Furthermore, a reduced number of electrical conductors are required, emanating from the box, because it is no longer necessary to transmit the individual monitoring signals to a remote centre to be combined and/or compared as required. Instead, it is necessary to transmit only a single alarm signal from the container to the fire-alarm or security centre and a single unlocking signal from the centre to the container for authorised opening of the container.
- Although the main use of a container of the present invention is to make keys available, it is understood that a container in accordance with the invention may perform a large number of other tasks, for example, to prevent the unauthorised use of switches or other actuating equipment.
- A specific embodiment of the present invention will now be described by way of example, and not by way of limitation, with reference to the accompanying diagrammatic drawing which shows, in cross-section, and in locked condition, a fire brigade key box in accordance with the present invention.
- The key box illustrated in the drawing and designated as a whole by the reference numeral 1 comprises a
housing 2 having adoor 3. In the diagrammatic illustration, constructional details are omitted but as may be seen, the basic shape of thehousing 2 is particularly suitable for installation in a wall with a surrounding anchoring flange 5 projecting from its flatrear wall 4 to be embedded in the wall and asimilar flange 6 surrounding thedoor 3, which may overlie the front surface.of the wall to provide a satisfactory seal and lie flush with the wall facing and at the same time guard the fabric of the wall adjacent the side walls of the housing, and the side walls of the housing itself, against tampering. - The housing walls themselves and also the
outer door 3 contain narrowly spaced apart electrical conductors (not shown) for monitoring any penetration or breaking through of the walls or the door. - The
outer door 3 has, at the inside, an electrically operable lock 7 having abolt 8 so that the front of the key box 1 has no keyhole enabling the door lock to be picked or more readily forced. The unlocking of the electrically operable lock 7 is usually signalled from a remote control centre, such as a fire-alarm centre or security centre. The unlocked door can then be swung aside about avertical axis 9 to gain access to a second,inner door 10. Theinner door 10 situated behind theouter door 3 is hinged to swing outwards about a horizontal,bottom axis 11, as soon as it, too, is unlocked. In the present case, theinner door 10 has a mechanical lock 12 which can be unlocked by means of a fire brigade master key. This master key would be designed to fit a plurality of locks 12 likely to require to be operated by the fire brigade. - With the opening of the
inner door 10, the article to be secured against mis-use, in this example akey 13 capable of opening all the doors of the house, becomes accessible. according to some fire insurance guidelines already in existence, such a key 13 must always be monitored for its presence in the fire brigade box. - In the present example, such monitoring is
- effected in a particularly reliable manner in as far as the
key 13 is fitted in alock cylinder 14 of a cylinder lock which is operable by the key to actuate a surroundingcontrol switching device 15. Thus, there is a check that only the proper key can be fitted and has actually been inserted in the box and is ready in case of need. - The fire brigade security box 1 being described contains various electrical monitoring and control devices such as the electrically operable lock 7, the electrical conductors monitoring the security of the housing walls and outer door and also control switches (not shown) in the door and monitoring the opening and closing of the outer door and the operation of the lock 7. To these monitoring devices for the box, which can be supplemented and extended if necessary, there must be added the monitoring of the presence of the
key 13. - The electrical signals, in total, have to be combined, compared and/or rationalized with one another. For example, when the
door 3 is unlocked, it must be assured that no false alarm is set off or that no false alarm is given by the actual opening of the door. On the other hand, when thedoor 3 is closed prior to being locked, a combination of the door monitoring signals with the signal of theswitch device 15 has to be effected to ensure that theouter door 3 cannot be locked or correctly monitored as being locked unless thecorrect key 13 has been inserted and thecylinder lock 14 operated. The combination, comparison and/or rationalization of the various electrical signals for the fire brigade key box could be effected in the associated fire-alarm centre. The electrical conductors (not shown) carrying the signals would be taken through acable duct 16 opening through therearwall 4 ofthehousing 2, i.e. to the rear of, or in, the building wall. - In this case, however, an extensive array of conductors is required from the fire brigade key box which are expensive to secure and protect.
- Instead, therefore, the key box houses a control device 17 disposed inside the key box. The control device 17 is indicated by chain lines and lies close to the
rear wall 4 of the key box. The control device 17 combines the electrical monitoring and control functions of the key box with one another in the required manner so that the number of electrical conductors which have to be taken out through thecable duct 16 are reduced to a minimum. The arrangement of the control device in the locked key box itself also offers the greatest possible security against sabotage or manipulation, because the electrical or electronic components associated with the control and supervision of the key box themselves and also a large proportion of the associated wiring are secured in safe keeping within the box. - It is to be understood thatthe embodiment of the present invention described with reference to the accompanying drawing may be modified to safeguard other objects and articles against mis-use, in which case the monitoring regime would be modified to suit the article or object concerned. The control device 17 might well become more complex for a more complex supervising task in which case greater benefits are obtained in that the control device 17 is disposed in the locked container 1 itself and so, is also secured in itself.
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AT83300612T ATE26759T1 (en) | 1982-02-11 | 1983-02-08 | REMOTE CONTROLLED LOCKABLE CONTAINER TO PROTECT ITEMS. |
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DE3204763 | 1982-02-11 | ||
DE19823204763 DE3204763A1 (en) | 1982-02-11 | 1982-02-11 | SEALING CONTAINER |
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EP0086617A2 EP0086617A2 (en) | 1983-08-24 |
EP0086617A3 EP0086617A3 (en) | 1984-11-07 |
EP0086617B1 true EP0086617B1 (en) | 1987-04-22 |
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EP (1) | EP0086617B1 (en) |
AT (2) | AT379200B (en) |
AU (1) | AU558809B2 (en) |
DE (2) | DE3204763A1 (en) |
DK (1) | DK160625C (en) |
NO (1) | NO155408C (en) |
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US7123127B2 (en) | 2003-01-31 | 2006-10-17 | General Electric Company | System for managing physical assets |
US9670694B2 (en) | 2007-04-12 | 2017-06-06 | Utc Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc. | Restricted range lockbox, access device and methods |
CN105370146A (en) * | 2015-12-25 | 2016-03-02 | 海宁市引领知识产权咨询服务有限公司 | Novel mechano-electronic double-safety protecting box |
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EP0086617A3 (en) | 1984-11-07 |
DE3371131D1 (en) | 1987-05-27 |
DE3204763A1 (en) | 1983-08-18 |
NO155408C (en) | 1987-03-25 |
EP0086617A2 (en) | 1983-08-24 |
NO155408B (en) | 1986-12-15 |
DK160625B (en) | 1991-04-02 |
DK58283A (en) | 1983-08-12 |
AT379200B (en) | 1985-11-25 |
DK58283D0 (en) | 1983-02-10 |
ATE26759T1 (en) | 1987-05-15 |
NO830448L (en) | 1983-08-12 |
AU1121983A (en) | 1983-08-18 |
AU558809B2 (en) | 1987-02-12 |
ATA37783A (en) | 1985-04-15 |
DK160625C (en) | 1991-09-02 |
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