EP2450509A2 - Verrouillage universel pour un battant mobile et pivotant le long d'un parcours de déplacement - Google Patents

Verrouillage universel pour un battant mobile et pivotant le long d'un parcours de déplacement Download PDF

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EP2450509A2
EP2450509A2 EP11008523A EP11008523A EP2450509A2 EP 2450509 A2 EP2450509 A2 EP 2450509A2 EP 11008523 A EP11008523 A EP 11008523A EP 11008523 A EP11008523 A EP 11008523A EP 2450509 A2 EP2450509 A2 EP 2450509A2
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Alexander Hellwig
Falko Schweitzer
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B65/00—Locks or fastenings for special use
    • E05B65/08—Locks or fastenings for special use for sliding wings
    • E05B65/0864—Locks or fastenings for special use for sliding wings the bolts sliding perpendicular to the wings
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B47/00—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means
    • E05B47/0001—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means with electric actuators; Constructional features thereof
    • E05B47/0002—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means with electric actuators; Constructional features thereof with electromagnets
    • E05B47/0003—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means with electric actuators; Constructional features thereof with electromagnets having a movable core
    • E05B47/0004—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means with electric actuators; Constructional features thereof with electromagnets having a movable core said core being linearly movable
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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    • E05B47/0012—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means with electric actuators; Constructional features thereof with rotary electromotors
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B47/00—Operating or controlling locks or other fastening devices by electric or magnetic means
    • E05B47/02—Movement of the bolt by electromagnetic means; Adaptation of locks, latches, or parts thereof, for movement of the bolt by electromagnetic means
    • E05B47/026—Movement of the bolt by electromagnetic means; Adaptation of locks, latches, or parts thereof, for movement of the bolt by electromagnetic means the bolt moving rectilinearly
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B63/00—Locks or fastenings with special structural characteristics
    • E05B63/0052—Locks mounted on the "frame" cooperating with means on the "wing"
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C1/00—Fastening devices with bolts moving rectilinearly
    • E05C1/02—Fastening devices with bolts moving rectilinearly without latching action
    • E05C1/04—Fastening devices with bolts moving rectilinearly without latching action with operating handle or equivalent member rigid with the bolt
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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    • E05B17/10—Illuminating devices on or for locks or keys; Transparent or translucent lock parts; Indicator lights
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    • E05B2047/0048—Circuits, feeding, monitoring
    • E05B2047/005—Opening, closing of the circuit
    • E05B2047/0056—Opening, closing of the circuit by sensing the presence of a person, e.g. body heat sensor
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B65/00—Locks or fastenings for special use
    • E05B65/0035—Locks or fastenings for special use for privacy rooms, e.g. bathrooms
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B65/00—Locks or fastenings for special use
    • E05B65/08—Locks or fastenings for special use for sliding wings
    • E05B65/087—Locks or fastenings for special use for sliding wings the bolts sliding parallel to the wings

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  • the invention relates to a lock for along a travel movable or pivotable wings such as sliding sash or rotary wing and wing systems equipped with it, for example in the form of a sliding or revolving door system.
  • the DE 20 2009 016 829 U1 discloses a sliding door with an additional carriage, which can be found, so that the relevant sliding door is prevented from moving, that is locked.
  • This arrangement has the disadvantage that the locking device can be unlocked manually or hardly at great expense.
  • it is only suitable for sliding sash systems.
  • the DE 20 2008 008 870 U1 describes a toilet room with a door that can be locked by means of a magnet.
  • the unlocking can for example be done without contact using a footswitch.
  • This has additional cabling costs result.
  • the floor and / or a wall in the toilet cell for example, must be torn open to lay the cables as possible manipulation-proof.
  • Another disadvantage is that such a door can not be locked if the power should fail.
  • this lock is not very tamper-proof.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a universally applicable and easy-to-handle locking, in which in particular the aforementioned disadvantages are at least reduced.
  • a lock for a movable along a travel or pivotable wing, which has a locking device and an engagement recess.
  • the engagement recess is at a fixed portion, ie, a fixed portion relative to the wing as a floor or a ceiling of a room in which the at least one wing is arranged, or on one of the locking device facing, to the travel substantially parallel side of the wing or on one of the pivot bearing of the pivoting wing facing away from the end face of the pivoting wing in each case in the direction of locking device formed or arranged pointing.
  • the locking device has an electromechanical drive mechanism which is set up, depending on the electrical control, to move a latch of the locking device out of a housing of the locking device into a locking position or to move it into the housing into an unlocking position.
  • This has the advantage of a secure and thus little or no manipulation lock.
  • the locking device is arranged such that the latch is in the locking position with the engagement recess in engagement, that the wing is locked to a movement in at least one direction. In unlocking position, however, the latch is out of engagement with the engagement recess, so that the movement of the wing is released.
  • the electromechanical drive mechanism allows a defined method of the bolt.
  • the method of the bolt so its translational movement, allows the arrangement of the engagement recess in many possible places.
  • the engagement recess is part of a recessed grip, which can allow a manual movement of the wing, especially in sliding panels.
  • the bolt performs a translational movement.
  • the lock has a drive circuit coupled to the drive mechanism and a sensor system coupled to the drive circuit with at least one sensor.
  • This at least one sensor monitors a respectively associated area in front of the locking device and / or the engagement recess, depending on where the sensor is located.
  • the sensor is set up to detect a presence and / or a direction of movement of an object in the associated monitoring area. If the sensor has detected or detected that such an object is moving towards the wing or the engagement recess, the sensor transmits a corresponding sensor signal to the activation circuit. Due to this signal, the drive circuit is caused to move the latch in the unlocked position, thus releasing the associated wing in its movement.
  • the sensor may be located at a desirable location, for example, in or on a wall. It can also be set so that its surveillance area monitors, for example, a hemisphere with a radius of 10 cm around the sensor. This minimizes the risk of a false trip or Fehlentriegelung.
  • the drive circuit is only caused to move the latch in the unlocked position when the latch is not in unlocked position. This prevents unnecessary triggering of the drive mechanism, associated with increased energy requirements over time and the risk of damage, in particular electrical components of the drive mechanism, for example in the form of a "burn through".
  • the sensor system preferably comprises at least one presence sensor and / or a motion sensor.
  • Presence sensors allow the detection of the presence of objects such as persons, and motion sensors can react to movements of such objects or even detect their direction of movement. Presence sensors allow a reaction when the subject is near the sensor, but moving very slowly or not at all.
  • Motion sensors allow to filter out whether a person is moving back and forth in a room, or whether they want to open the respective wing, for example, and possibly pass.
  • a combination of both types of sensors increases detection reliability, and one type of sensor failure can be partially compensated for by the other. In any case, a total failure is avoided.
  • Several sensors also enable a higher-level monitoring circuit, which can detect a sensor defect and then display or send a warning. Overall, the reliability of the lock increases.
  • the wing is not mistakenly locked permanently. For example, if a person moves from one side to the wing and activates the latch, it could happen that the Lock remains activated, although no person is in the area of the wing or an example of a room to be closed by her. This would mean that the lock would not unlock. Due to the presence sensor, the lock or its control electronics can detect that there is no person at all in the area of the wing or, in the space to be monitored, and the lock can release the wing again.
  • the lock according to the invention preferably further comprises a bolt sensor.
  • the bolt sensor is set up to at least detect whether the bolt is in the unlocked position or in the locked position or not, this allows the lock, for example, to drive the drive mechanism only when it is required.
  • the bolt sensor is preferably formed without contact. This makes it possible to detect the position of the bolt without any mechanical and possibly electrical contact between two parts being required to detect the position of the bolt. This avoids any problems with friction, abrasion or soiling that could affect the transmission of electrical energy across electrical contacts. This increases reliability, which benefits operational safety.
  • the bolt sensor preferably has a magnetic element or an element made of magnetizable material, which is fixedly arranged on at least a first predetermined point of the bolt or of a part operatively connected thereto with respect to the bolt or the actively connected part.
  • it has a magnetic sensor, which is so fixedly arranged on at least a second predetermined position in the housing with respect to the housing that the magnetic sensor, the at least detects a magnetic element when the latch is in the unlocked position or in the locked position.
  • the magnetic sensor can be formed as a Hall sensor, reed contact or simply by means of a current-carrying conductor coil surrounding the latch. Ie.
  • a magnetic sensor in the sense of the application is a sensor which reacts to changes in an (electro) magnetic field in its monitoring or detection range. If the aforementioned element moves past or through the magnetic sensor, this causes a change in the magnetic sensor, for example as a result of switching or a current change in the sensor conductor, whereby it can be detected that the abovementioned element is located in the detection range of the magnetic sensor.
  • the special arrangement of element (s) and magnetic sensor finally allows the conclusion of the assumption of unlocking or locking position by the bolt. The result is a very effective and simple design sensors, which is also inexpensive and requires little space.
  • the bolt sensor comprises an optical sensor.
  • This sensor is fixedly arranged at a predetermined position in the housing with respect to the housing, that it detects the bolt or a part operatively connected with it when the bolt is in the unlocked position or in the locking position or the part operatively connected to the bolt in one is located with the unlocking position or locking position of the bolt corresponding position.
  • This sensor has the advantage that any existing, electromagnetically sensitive parts such as the drive mechanism 'are not impaired in their function, in particular, this sensor is suitable for the latch for detecting its unlocked position when the latch is retracted into the housing.
  • the aforementioned operatively connected part is inextricably operatively connected to the bolt.
  • This non-detachable operative connection has the advantage that it can be closed in each case to the respective position of the bolt, even if the bolt sensor does not monitor the bolt itself but another part with respect to its position. As a result, the reliability improves.
  • the lock according to the invention also has an additional mechanism, for example for an emergency release.
  • This mechanism is set up to bring the latch in the unlocked or locked position when actuated, bypassing the drive mechanism. This is advantageous in the case when the power should have failed.
  • the latch can continue, if taken, maintain its locking position, since it can be unlocked at any time and thus moves the associated wing, for example, can be opened. This also increases the reliability. In addition, can be dispensed with elaborate security precautions.
  • the lock can be used, for example, in escape routes. Normally it is required that in case of emergency, when the power is turned off for safety reasons, in the case of a normally electrical operation a maximum of two handles are allowed to open a wing, such as a door, and to escape. The first handle includes the emergency release of the wing, and the second handle the actual opening of this wing. As a result, the lock is universally applicable. Another advantage is that a user optically finds a conventionally manually operable latch. He approaches latch, the latch is automatically unlocked, for example, what the user perceives. In particular, he recognizes this by a movement of the bolt. Ie. the user learns to use the lock without additional measures such as operating instructions.
  • the additional mechanism is preferably realized by releasably engaging the latch with a drive member operatively connected to the drive mechanism of the latch.
  • it comprises an actuating portion, which is operatively arranged from the outside in relation to the other lock and triggers the operative connection between the drive element and the latch when actuated, the release of this operative connection allows the (manual) retraction of the bolt in the lock housing, without that the drive mechanism must be moved with, which could otherwise oppose the retraction of the bolt resistance.
  • the bolt is preferably latchingly engaged with the drive element.
  • the actuating portion is preferably formed by means of an actuating pin.
  • This pin is either formed on the bolt or stationary with respect to the latch. He also protrudes out of the case protrudes and extends substantially transversely to the path of movement of the bolt. The pin thus allows the translatory movement of the bolt by the pen in a corresponding direction moves, for example, pulled, is.
  • the drive mechanism preferably includes an engine operatively connected to the latch with the transmission.
  • the transmission realizes the conversion of the rotation of the engine output shaft into the translational motion of the latch.
  • this realization allows a determination of the bolt in the respective end position, ie in unlocking or locking position.
  • Another advantage is that only power is consumed to move the latch to the other end position but not to hold it there. This allows the lock to be battery operated. As a result, no external wiring is required, which facilitates installation and also allows use in buildings without external electrical power supply.
  • the drive mechanism comprises an electromagnet.
  • This has the advantage of only a very short-term energization for changing the locking position.
  • the electromagnet is advantageously designed bistable.
  • the lock can according to the invention also have an indicator.
  • the display should be set up when the latch is in the unlocked or locked position.
  • the aforementioned bar sensor is advantageously used.
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  • a sensor that detects whether the wing is locked in a respective open position by the bolt or not. If the locking in the closed position of the wing, it can be provided that the main closing edge of the wing in the closed position actuates a switch, can be detected by the thus whether the wing has reached the closed position or not. If this result is logically ANDed with the result of whether the latch is in the locked position, it can be easily determined whether the blade is locked or not. In addition, it is possible to determine that the bolt must be retracted in the unlocked position in order to close the wing example.
  • the display also indicates when the wing is moved. This can be achieved by providing the blade with a magnet which, as it moves, is moved past a sensor, for example in the form of an elongate coil, inducing in the coil a voltage sufficient, for example an LED display, with energy to supply,
  • a wing system has at least one wing according to the aforementioned type and at least one of the aforementioned locks.
  • the latch is arranged to be capable of locking said at least one associated wing in the open position and / or in the closed position.
  • the locking device or the engagement recess of the respective locking is fixedly arranged on a stationary part of the wing system, and the engagement recess or the locking device is arranged fixedly on the wing.
  • the wing may be formed as a sliding wing and having two engagement recesses arranged so that one and the same locking the wing can lock in both open and closed position.
  • the system preferably further comprises an element with one of the aforementioned displays and can thus indicate the state of the wing.
  • the system also preferably has a leaf actuator, which is operatively connected to the at least one wing, upon activation to open and / or close the at least one wing.
  • a leaf actuator which is operatively connected to the at least one wing, upon activation to open and / or close the at least one wing.
  • a pivoting rotary wing is a rotary valve drive or door closer; in the case of a sliding door system to a sliding door drive, in the case of a partition to a respective partition module drive, etc.
  • the lock can be used on any type of movable / wing / n system.
  • the latch is preferably coupled to the blade actuator such that the drive circuit of the at least one latch, after transferring the latch into the unlocked position, causes the blade actuator to close or open the blade from the open or closed position. This effectively prevents the wing actuator from attempting to move the wing, although it is still locked. This improves the operational safety of the entire system.
  • the wing system according to the invention preferably also has a sensor coupled to the drive circuit.
  • This sensor is designed or arranged such that the drive mechanism of the lock is only caused to move the latch in the locked position, when the latch and associated engagement recess are arranged to each other so that the latch engages in the locking position in the engagement recess. This will prevent the wing from moving in the direction extended latch can be moved and bumped against this and possibly damaged. This also increases the reliability of the system.
  • the system preferably also has an activation sensor system associated with the at least one wing.
  • This activation sensor is designed like the aforementioned sensor coupled to the drive circuit. It is also coupled to the wing actuator in such a way that the activation sensor system transmits a signal to the wing actuator when the presence of an object or detected movement direction of the object on the wing causes the wing actuator to open the wing, if not already done. This allows a safe, automatic opening of the wing.
  • the activation sensor is preferably coupled to the latch of the associated, at least one wing.
  • the drive circuit When detected presence of an object or detected direction of movement of the object on the wing, it now transmits a signal to the drive circuit of the locking of the associated wing.
  • the drive circuit then causes the drive mechanism, if not done yet, to move the latch in the unlocked position. Only when the latch is in the unlocked position, which in turn is detected by sensors, the drive circuit transmits a signal to the wing actuator, which causes the wing actuator, if not done, to open the wing. This ensures that the wing is not opened by the wing actuator when the latch is not in the unlocked position.
  • the plant can be exemplified as a wet room, toilet cubicle and / or locker room. This results from the fact that no part of the wing system must be touched.
  • FIG. 1a It comprises for each individual cabin designed here as a sliding door sash wing 2, the example of non-designated, arranged above fittings hung in a support profile or fighters 3 and marked along the means of block arrows Guided tours.
  • the left sliding door 2 is shown partially open, whereas the right sliding door 2 is closed.
  • a stationary fixed wing 4 is arranged between the sliding door panels 2 . Ie. the sliding door leaves 2 are moved when opening behind the fixed wing 4.
  • the carrier profile 3 is attached to two outwardly arranged posts 9.
  • the fixed wing 4 conceals two central posts 9 which, in the direction of access behind the fixed wing 4, preferably hold in the lower region thereof a non-visible floor guide rail which guides the sliding door wings 2, 2 in the lower area.
  • Each sliding door leaf 2 here includes by way of example in the region of the respective main closing edge a recessed grip 8, which allows a manual opening of the respective sliding door leaf 2. Furthermore, extending from the carrier profile 3 outgoing two partitions 7 in the direction of Be the wing system 1, which are exemplified by framed fixed wing. They meet at their end faces facing away from the carrier profile 3 against a rear wall 6, which abuts on the right on a side wall 5, to which the right post 9 is attached. Further, located at the outer post 9 display devices 300, which will be described later in more detail.
  • Figure 1 b shows the right post 9 of FIG. 1 a. It can be seen that on one of the main closing edge of the sliding door leaf 2 not shown here side of this post 9, a lock 100 is attached, which will also be explained later.
  • FIG. 1 c shows this post 9 enlarged in the neckline.
  • the latch 100 and the display 300 can be seen more clearly here.
  • a cover 210 of a housing 200, not designated here, of the lock 100 has, on its side facing the sliding door leaf 2, a through opening 211 which, as described in more detail below, serves to pass through a latch 111.
  • the sliding door leaf 2 has at its locking 100 side facing at least one recess which is arranged so that the latch 111, when extended in the direction of sliding door 2, so here exemplary in the closed position of the Schiebetorulatels 2, engages in the recess. As a result, the sliding door 2 is locked in its movement here in the opening direction and locked it.
  • FIG. 2a shows the latch 100 individually, FIG. 2b in greater detail, in partial exploded view.
  • the aforementioned housing 200 essentially consists of a base part 220, in which all functional elements of the latch 100 are received and secured, and a cover 210 pushed onto the base part 220 and fastened thereto, for example by means of clamping or latching Professional is trained.
  • This has the advantage of being able to produce the cover 210 as an extruded profile and then simply cut to length at the desired locations, which allows a very cost-effective production.
  • the cover 210 can be easily adapted to base portions 220 different heights.
  • the passage opening 211 for the latch 111 can be clearly seen.
  • the cover 210 has on its side facing away from the base part 220 approximately in the center a second passage opening 212.
  • a sensor holder 133 is arranged between the cover 210 and the base part 220. This has here on two sides in the direction of base 220 extending Projections on. These projections have at their free ends locking lugs 134, of which only the right is visible, and have the example of each other away.
  • the latching lugs 134 engage behind associated latching recesses 221 of the base part 220, of which only the left-hand side is visible, D. h.
  • the sensor holder 133 is simply pushed into the base part 220 and kept in position due to the engagement of the locking lugs 134 with the locking recesses 221.
  • the base part 220 additionally here not marked, groove-like recesses formed on the latching noses facing sides of the base member 220, extending in the insertion direction of the sensor holder 133 and, seen in this direction, open at their ends in the aforementioned recesses 221. These groove-like recesses are provided to guide the locking lugs 134 of the sensor holder 133 during its insertion, which simplifies assembly.
  • the sensor holder 133 has two essentially rectangular passage openings 136, 136. In each case, an associated cover 131, 141 of a sensor 138 and a later explained in more detail display 140 is fixedly mounted. Furthermore, a passage opening 135 is provided for the latch 111.
  • the sensor holder 133 further comprises a fastening section 137 formed here by means of a trough-like recess. It has two fastening openings 139 on the right and left, into which presence sensors 132 coming from the base part 220 are inserted, as indicated by dashed dotted lines.
  • a drive mechanism 150 includes an electromechanical drive, formed here by means of an electric motor 151. On its non-visible output shaft is an example Incremental encoder 152 attached. Further, on a side of the incremental encoder 152 facing away from the motor 151, a worm wheel 153 is mounted in a rotationally fixed manner on the output shaft, which meshes with a spur gear 154. On the side of the spur gear 154 which faces the sensor holder 133 and extends essentially transversely to the axis of rotation of the spur gear 154, there is a projection 155, which is formed projecting in the direction of the sensor holder 133.
  • the projection 155 is engaged with a Mit Converseaus Principleung 162 of a driver 156 in engagement.
  • the driver 156 is received in the base part 220 guided translationally.
  • the movement path of the driver 156 runs approximately parallel to the orientation of the passage opening 211 of the cover 210, in FIG FIG. 2a Thus, to the right and to the left, Thus it is the spur gear 154 possible to take along the driver 156 during rotation, along the path of its movement.
  • the driver 156 On its side facing away from the recess 162, the driver 156 has a projection 157 which engages in a corresponding, not designated here recess 122 of a locking body 112 of the bolt 111.
  • the locking body 112 is taken parallel to the path of movement of the driver 156 in the base part 220 guided. As a result, it is possible for the driver 156 to take along the latch body 112 and thus the latch 111 during the process.
  • the latch 111 further includes a latch pin 114 which is passed through a guide member 125, which in turn is mounted in the base member 220.
  • the free end of the output shaft of the motor 151 is fixed in place, inter alia, by means of a pivot bearing 158 in the base part 220.
  • a stop member 165 is further arranged on its side facing the cover 210 side.
  • this is preferably fastened to the base part 220 via fastening screws 166 and extends here over the entire spur gear 154 as viewed along the axis of rotation of the spur gear 154.
  • the stopper part 165 is arranged so as to protrude into the movement path of the projection 155.
  • the stop member 165 limits the path of movement of the Mitauervorsprungs 155 and thus the rotation path of the spur gear 154. In addition, it can be prevented by the Mitauervorsprung 155 and recess 162 are disengaged from each other.
  • FIG. 2c shows the drive mechanism 150 in greater detail. All other parts are omitted.
  • the motor 151 is exemplarily attached to the incremental encoder 152, which in turn is screwed to a holding part 159, for example.
  • the motor 151 and incremental encoder 152 form a mounting unit that can be manufactured as a whole and attached to the holding part 159.
  • the incremental encoder 152 has on its side facing away from the motor 151 preferably a bearing 167, via which the output shaft of the motor 151 in the holding part 159 is freely rotatably received.
  • the worm wheel 153 is thus arranged between two bearings 158, 167.
  • the bearing 158 is preferably received in the holding part 159 clamped stationary.
  • the spur gear 154 is also freely rotatably received in the holding part 159 via a bearing 168. Ie. This entire arrangement can be used as a drive module in the base part 220, which enormously simplifies assembly.
  • spur gear 154 or its pin 155 is provided with an unspecified bearing, which in the simplest case is a metal ring,
  • driver 156 and locking body 112 are in driving engagement over projection 157 and recess 122. Furthermore, it can be seen that the driver 156 in the region around the projection 157 has a slot-like passage opening 163, which advantageously extends along the path of movement of the driver 156. As a result, the driver 158 in the region of the slot 163 can move upwards, although this does not actually permit the guidance of the base part 220. This allows the locking body 112 to be able to drive under the projection 157. Ie. Latch body 112 or latch 111 and projection 157 or driver 156 can be disengaged by the latch 111 can be moved, although the driver 156 is prevented due to the drive mechanism '150 from moving. If the catch 111 and the catch 156 are disengaged, the catch 156 can be moved in the direction of the bolt 111 due to the motor 151 in such a way that both parts engage again with one another.
  • FIG. 3a shows the latch 111 in greater detail as an exploded view.
  • the locking body 112 is formed hollow along its longitudinal extent. In this cavity, the aforementioned locking pin 114 is inserted.
  • the locking body 112 has, on a longitudinal side, a passage opening 118 preferably extending transversely to the longitudinal extent.
  • the passage opening 118 is preferably formed as a sink hole. Furthermore, the Mit Converseaus Principleung 122 can be seen.
  • the locking pin 114 has here at two points threaded openings 116, so openings with internal thread, on, one in the assembled state with the Through opening 118 is aligned. Furthermore, an actuating pin 113 is shown, which is screwed by means of a male threaded portion 117 in one of the threaded openings 116. Preferably, the actuating pin 113 at an end facing away from the locking body 114 of the externally threaded portion 117 has an annular protruding portion 123, which tapers in the direction of externally threaded portion 117 substantially complementary to the counterbore 118. As a result, the actuating pin 113 is centered when inserted into the locking body 112, which simplifies assembly. In addition, actuating pin 113 and locking pin 114 clamp the locking body 112, so that all parts are securely fastened together.
  • the portion 123 has a maximum outer diameter that is greater than a dimension of the passage opening 135 transverse to the path of movement of the bolt 11.
  • the section 135 is located between the base part 220 and the sensor holder 133, so that the sensor holder 133 holds in the base part 220 and can not be removed. This serves the manipulation security of the lock 100.
  • the locking pin 114 can be inserted from the right, as shown, or from the left into the locking body 114 and tightened. Ie. depending on the attachment, the locking pin 114 may protrude from the housing 200 to the right or to the left.
  • two magnets 115 are preferably used. These serve, as explained later, the detection of the locking position in the base part 220.
  • the locking body 112 also has externally arranged or formed, along the movement path extending guide portions 119 here in the form of protrusions 119. These serve to guide the bolt 111 in the base part 220.
  • FIG. 3b shows the latch 111 of one with respect to FIG. 3a opposite side.
  • the threaded openings 116 in the locking pin 114 are preferably continuous. This simplifies the assembly.
  • the guide portions 119 are formed by Eckaus traditions, between which two guide projections 121 are formed here. These can be replaced by a single, continuous projection 121.
  • receiving openings 120 are formed, in which the magnets 115 are preferably inserted flush with the locking body 112 flush.
  • Figure 3c shows the latch 100 in another exploded view.
  • the base part 220 preferably has a receptacle 225 for the guide part 125 on two opposite sides. This has a passage opening 124 for the locking pin 114.
  • the guide member 125 also has two mutually facing away, transversely to the passage opening 124 extending projections 126. This formed here in the area only the rear half of the guide member 125.
  • the base part 220 accordingly has in the region of the receptacles 225 in the rear region corresponding, stepped portions which are not visible here.
  • the guide member 125 is inserted from the back of the base member 220 toward the sensor holder 133 and comes to lie with the projections 126 at the stepped portions and therefore can not be removed from the base 220 to the front.
  • the locking body 114 is securely held in the base part 220. This has the advantage that any movement of the wing 2, despite being locked, results in the forces occurring at the latch 100 being in the base part 200 and not, for example, in the cover 210 be directed. In addition, it can be better prevented that the locking pin 114 is "torn out" of the base part 220, which the manipulation security and reliability benefits.
  • the two receptacles 225 allow in connection with the above-described possibility of side selection for the protruding locking pin 114, the latch 111 in the locking position to the right or left out of the base member 220 to protrude.
  • the bolt 111 is also universally mountable in retrospect.
  • the bolt 111 is guided via the guide portions 119 of the locking body 112 guided vertically between two guide walls 236, of which only the lower is visible.
  • On the non-illustrated cover 210 facing away from the ends of the guide walls 236 wall sections are formed, which extend toward each other and each have a distance sufficient to receive the guide projections 121 of the locking body 112.
  • These wall sections thus form supports 235 for the latch 111 and the guide projections 119. Of the supports 235 again only the lower is visible.
  • the guide walls 236 and the supports 235 form a guide 223 for the locking body 112 or the entire latch 111.
  • the base member 220 also has attachment openings 222, preferably in the form of countersunk holes, which serve to attach the latch 100 to the respective part, such as a wall, a frame, a wing, or the like.
  • the driver 156 has, on a side facing away from the cover 210, a guide section 161, via which the driver 156 is received in an associated guide groove 224 of the base part 220 along its path of travel.
  • the attachment of the stop member 165 is carried out by way of example by means of a screw connection of the fastening screws 166 with nuts 160.
  • the fastening screws 166 are thereby exemplarily passed through associated posts 228 on which the stop member 165 comes to rest. This ensures that the stop member 165 does not impede the rotation of the spur gear 154 itself but can only limit the scope.
  • the holding part 159 has on its side facing away from the cover 210 projections 164 which engage in positioning positioning recesses 234 when the drive module is placed on.
  • a latching mechanism is provided here.
  • the base part 220 has a holding section 226, which is formed by means of four projections which are freestanding and resilient in the direction of the cover 210 and have latching noses 227 at their free ends.
  • the locking lugs 227 extend in pairs towards each other, namely transversely to the longitudinal extent of the motor 151.
  • similarly formed locking projections 233 can be formed, the front side of the drive module, here left, lock.
  • the holding part 159 comprises by way of example a threaded opening 169.
  • the base part 220 has a fastening opening.
  • An unillustrated screw is screwed from the back of the base part 220 with the holding part 159.
  • the spur gear 154 further includes a recess 170 into which, for example, a magnet can be inserted.
  • a magnetic sensor on a later explained in more detail board 180, via which the position of the magnet can be detected and thus closed on the driving position.
  • On the spur gear 154 is here a part-ring-shaped Metal part 171 attached.
  • the metal part 171 is magnetized differently by the magnet along its extension. This can be detected by a magnetic sensor arranged on the board and thus closed in the rotational position of the spur gear 154 and thus closed to the position of the driver 156.
  • the incremental encoder 152 may be omitted or replaced by a transmission part.
  • the spur gear 154 is slotted similarly to a slit disc of an incremental encoder, and an optical sensor is provided so that an incremental encoder is formed in connection with the spur gear 154.
  • the base part 220 also has two laterally arranged, mutually parallel and mutually extending wall sections, of which only the left is visible, and which form a support portion 230 for the board 180.
  • these wall sections are connected to one another by means of an additional wall section, which benefits the overall stability of the base part 220.
  • there is a threaded opening 229 which serves to screw the board 180 to the base part 220.
  • the base part 220 also has a freestanding projection extending in the direction away from the cover 210. At the end of a detent 231 is formed, which engages with the board 180.
  • FIG. 4a shows the base 220 from the back. On the back of a sealing pad 101 is attached. It serves to protect the components received in the base part 220 from dirt and moisture. In addition, it may be formed so that unevenness on the mounting surface of the base member 220 are compensated to some extent.
  • FIG. 4b shows the base part 220 with the above board 180 in an exploded view.
  • the circuit board 180 includes a hole-like recess 182, which is engaged behind by the locking lug 231 of the base part 220. Furthermore, a positioning opening 185 is formed, into which engages a corresponding positioning projection 232 of the base part 220. Furthermore, a mounting opening 183 is formed in the lower region through which a fastening screw 181, not shown here, is passed and screwed to the base part 220.
  • the board 180 is located with side edge portions on the board support 230, which is facing away from the viewer here. Ie. These side edge portions form support portions 184 for the board 180 on the base part 220.
  • the board 180 has recesses 186 at corresponding locations.
  • Figure 4c shows the arrangement of FIG. 4b from the opposite side and in the assembled state. Here, the locking between the base part 220 and board 180 and the screw in the lower area are clearly visible.
  • sensors 238 are shown here, which are sensory in operative connection with the magnets 115.
  • a likewise illustrated sensor 239 is in sensor connection with the above-described metal part 171. Further, on the board 180, the drive circuit for operating the drive mechanism 150 is realized.
  • FIG. 5 shows a latch 100 according to a second embodiment of the invention.
  • Driver 156 and latch body 112 are integrally formed here.
  • the engagement recess 122 of the latch body 112 resiliently designed to allow disengagement between the spur gear 154 and Mit Sprint 155 and engagement recess 122.
  • the position of the bolt 111 is accomplished by means of two switches 178, which are actuated when the bolt 111 or its locking pin 114 is moved out of the base part 220 on the left or pulled into the base part 220.
  • a return spring 172 is provided to retract the latch 111 in the base part 220.
  • FIG. 6a shows a lock 100 according to a third embodiment of the invention in the locked position in which the locking pin 114 has moved out of the base part 220, and Figure 6b in the unlocked position.
  • an electromagnet 173 is provided as a driving element. He has here on both sides armature 174, which are connected to each other by means of a rod 175. The rod 175 is passed through the electromagnet 173, depending on the energization of the electromagnet 173, one of the armature 174 is tightened. It is therefore exemplary to a bistable electromagnet, the energization is only for moving bolt 111 between unlocking and locking position, but not for holding the bolt in this position.
  • a lever 176 is freely rotatably articulated, which is articulated freely rotatably on an axis 177 or shaft arranged stationary in relation to the other lock 100.
  • the lever 176 At its end facing away from the electromagnet 173, the lever 176 in turn has a driver projection 157, via which the pivoting or rotational movement of the lever 176 is converted into a translation of the driver 156.
  • the rotation axis of the lever 176 defined by the shaft 177 or shaft is arranged such that the movement of the armature 174 is converted into a force-dependent and path-dependent desired movement of the driver 156 and the bolt 111.
  • Figure 7a shows the display device 300 in greater detail. It comprises a housing 310, on which covers 321, 331, 331 of a sensor 320 or a display 330 are arranged. The triangles on the covers 331, 331 illustrate that behind them are hidden displays indicating the movement of the associated wing 2.
  • FIG. 7b shows the internal structure of the display device 300.
  • Behind the cover 321 is a sensor 322 by way of example in the form of a passive infrared sensor, this is the unlocking of the latch 100 and optionally the automatic opening of the associated wing 2.
  • Behind the covers 331 are Luminous elements 332, four of which are associated with a respective display 330. They are formed by way of example by means of RGB light-emitting diodes. By way of example, all lights are red when the wing 2 is closed and locked. This is determined when the sensor of the latch 100 has determined that the latch 111 is in the locked position. If the wing 2 is unlocked, and an optional existing wing drive is switched on, illuminate the lighting elements 332 yellow, on the side corresponding to the respective direction of movement of the wing 2. If the wing 2 is opened, the light elements 332 light up green.
  • the lighting elements 332 only light up red when the wing 2 is locked in the closed position and an object is detected in the space monitored by the activation sensor system. Accordingly, they illuminate green if, despite the locked wing 2, no object is detected, or if the wing 2 is stationary and not locked.
  • the sensor 321 and the light emitting elements 332 are arranged on a board 340.
  • the board 340 has an intermediate wall 341, on the opposite sides of which the lighting elements 332 are arranged.
  • the wall 341 engages in a corresponding receiving groove 311 of the housing 310 a.
  • the housing 310 has a passage opening 313, through which the wall 341 is arranged therethrough.
  • the receiving groove 311, an intermediate wall 314 separating the covers 330, 330 and support sections 315 arranged at the bottom prevent the board 340 from being moved too far in the direction of covers 321, 331, 331. They thus form in the direction of covers 321, 331, 331 support portions for the board 340th
  • FIG. 7c shows the arrangement from the back in FIG. 7b Below, the board 340 between locking projections 312 and the support portions 315 latching preferably clamped. Furthermore, in the area in the housing 310, a guide groove 318 is formed, into which a corresponding guide projection 343, preferably the intermediate wall 341, engages. At the upper end, a locking projection 319 engages behind the board 340, which is fixed so securely and yet easy to assemble. Further, 340 terminals 342 are formed on the board.
  • the housing 310 here has two fastening projections 316 and two latching projections 317.
  • fastening projections 316 and / or Locking projections 317 are fastening screws screwed to securely fix the display device 300.
  • the arrows indicate for which wing 2 the respective display 331 is responsible. Ie. if the display 300 is arranged between two wings 2, the left display 331 is assigned to the left side arranged FIDgel 2, and the right corresponding to the right side arranged wings 2. Missing on one side of a wing 2, the corresponding display 331 remains inactive or is even unavailable. In the latter case, the cover 331 is formed by means of a dummy cover.
  • FIG. 8 shows a display device 300 according to a second embodiment of the Erfndung. It has the outer shape of the latch 100, only without a through opening 211. There is only one display 331.
  • FIG. 9 shows a display device 300 according to a second embodiment of the invention.
  • there are still blind covers 301, 302 the through openings analogous to the through openings 135, 136 cover. This creates a display 300, which optically has the shape of the latch 100.
  • the latch 100 is shown in a state of being disposed on a stationary, vertical portion of the wing assembly 1, that is, on a wall, door frame, sash, etc.
  • the associated sliding panel 2 includes an engagement recess 122 so arranged in that the latch 111 engages in the engagement recess 122 in the locking position and here in the closed position of the wing 2. In this way, the sliding wing 2 is locked and thus locked against movement in the direction of the block arrow.
  • the locking device 100 on here as a swing wing (represented by the block arrow) formed wings 2 and the engagement recess 122 on the aforementioned vertical portion.
  • the engagement recess 122 is located on a stationary, horizontal section of the wing system 1 running above the wing 2, thus for example on a ceiling, a fighter, a carrier profile or even a guide rail of the wing system 1.
  • This solution is suitable for moving and / or moving along a travel path. or pivotable wings 2 on.
  • the engagement recess 122 is now below the wing 2, so for example in a floor or in a bottom guide rail of the wing system 1.
  • This solution is in turn for movable along a travel path and / or pivotable wing 2 at.
  • the latch 1 g0 may be assigned a plurality, preferably two, engagement recesses 122. This makes it possible to lock the wing 2 at least in both end positions, ie both in the open and in the closed position.
  • the locking device 100 is here again arranged by way of example on a stationary, vertical section of the wing system 1.
  • the wing 2 has two engagement recesses 122, one for each of the end positions of the wing 2.
  • the locking device 100 can also be arranged on the wing 2 and the engagement recesses 122 on the vertical or also on a horizontal section of the wing system 1.
  • the locking device 100 may of course also be provided for locking a plurality of wings 2 operatively connected to one another, for example a double-leaf sliding door, telescopic sliding door, folding wing door, double-leaf hinged door with closing sequence control, partition or the like. It can also be used on revolving doors.
  • the latch 100 may be formed instead of integrated. It may, for example, in the wing 2 invisible to the outside, apart from the bolt 111 and the sensor cover 131 may be formed.
  • the latch 100 may be equipped with an external interface for coupling to a bus system, for example.
  • the external power supply can be made without contact, for example based on electromagnetic induction.
  • a battery or battery system can be provided for power supply. This is particularly suitable for a bistable electromagnet, which requires energy for a short time only to switch between unlocking and locking position.
  • the invention provides a universally applicable, simple and preferably non-contactable lock for each type of movable wings, and this with very inexpensive means.
  • the invention provides a simple and self-explanatory, non-contact locking preferably for shot cabins with doors of any kind in small dimensions.
  • the lock locks and unlocks advantageously for a contact, for example, via a sensory detected hand movement. Furthermore, the possibility is foreseeable to unlock the lock by hand (de-energized).
  • Non-contact detection and switching sensors and the display device 140 which corresponds to at least one display 300, which advantageously indicates the respective state of the lock, are integrated in the compact locks described above.
  • the latch 111 can also perform a rotation or a combined movement instead of a translation.
  • the bolt 11 may, for example, be integrally formed as a projection on a rotating part connected in a latching manner with the spur gear 154 and have an actuating pin which extends essentially transversely to the plane of movement of the bolt 111.
  • a kind of door handle could be provided, which rotates the rotating part and thereby brings the latch 111 in the unlocked or locked position and optionally releases the operative connection between the spur gear 154 and the part.
  • the displays 140, 300 may be replaced by any other display, audible and / or visual. Suitable displays are LCD displays that offer the possibility to display symbols.

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