ITPD940090U1 - ARMORED DOOR WITH BUILT-IN ALARM - Google Patents

Abstract

It is a new armored door which includes an anti-intrusion system consisting of a continuity battery control unit, siren, activation lock, presence sensors in front of the door. On the vertical edge of the door hinges there may be a protected passage duct for connection cables between the anti-intrusion system of the door itself and additional sensors and / or control devices. It is particularly suitable for condominium apartments.

Description

TITLE

ARMORED DOOR WITH BUILT-IN ALARM.

DESCRIPTION

This patent relates to the anti-theft and anti-intrusion sector. Specifically, it concerns passive and active defense systems intended as installations resistant to break-in and break-in and alarm equipment for reporting intrusion or tampering. Specifically, the present patent refers to armored windows and alarm systems for closed environments, typically houses, apartments, offices, shops.

Various devices and apparatuses for passive and active defense of one or more circumscribed and closed environments are currently known.

The passive defense usually consists of fixed grates or grates or armored doors and shutters resistant to breakthrough.

Active defense is usually entrusted to an anti-intrusion system consisting of presence sensors, opening doors or windows, breaking glass or panels connected to a circuit or main control unit that controls a siren, a flashing light, a telephone dialer or other.

The defense of environments with the aforementioned equipment and devices is not very simple; in fact, armored doors and windows and anti-intrusion systems are not always compatible and it is left to installers the task of optimizing doors and windows, especially armored doors, and the anti-theft system; the positioning of the sensors, the control unit and the activation lock of the anti-intrusion system involves building and other work with consequent discomfort and installation difficulties. Furthermore, in the case of small and particular environments, the need for passive and active defenses is less; for example, for an apartment on the third or fourth floor of a condominium, an armored door for the entrance on the condominium stairs and an anti-intrusion system consisting of the control unit and some sensors will probably be sufficient.

It is often difficult to find a suitable and aesthetically acceptable arrangement for both the control unit, the anti-intrusion system activation lock and the alarm siren.

To solve these problems, a new security door was designed and built including almost all the electronic anti-intrusion system. The new door has the same physical characteristics as a well-known armored door: shatterproof metal structure, thick steel sheet panels, peephole, fixed bolts, safety lock for the control of mobile bolts, fixed frame firmly anchored in the masonry; in addition to this, the control unit of the anti-intrusion system, the alarm siren, the continuity battery in the event of power outages, the electronic lock for activating the anti-intrusion system, one or more presence or opening sensors or the like are inserted in the same door .

On the external panel of the door there are the compartments and the holes in which the activation key of the anti-intrusion system, the light indicators of the anti-intrusion system status, any sensors sensitive to people close to the door are housed.

On the lateral edges of the door and inside it, one or more sensors can be arranged to detect the AC opening of the door or the attempt to sabotage the anti-intrusion system (movement or vibration sensors, intense heat sensors, strong magnetic field, etc.).

The new armored door is preferably installed at the main entrance and any sensors installed in the area to be protected are connected to the control unit it contains.

Considerable advantages (both in terms of installation, management and control) derive from the new security door with built-in alarm:

- the burglar alarm system control unit is not located in places (bathroom, entrance, basement rooms) or in positions (in the center of the wall) such that it is difficult to access or it is necessary to arrange the furniture in such a way as to hide it from view;

- it is not necessary to apply or adapt the anti-intrusion system to the security door as they are already integrated with each other;

- it is not necessary to carry out masonry works to obtain the space intended for the control unit, the continuity battery, the connection cables, the alarm siren;

- when the user leaves the house, he does not have to move to different places to switch on and set the anti-intrusion system, physically close the door, activate the anti-intrusion system, make sure that the system itself has been armed;

when the user returns home, he must not wander around in various places to check if no one has attempted to enter the house, to deactivate the anti-intrusion system, to physically open the entrance door.

The new security door with built-in anti-intrusion system can be covered with wood or other materials or painted to aesthetically adapt to the environment.

A practical embodiment of the invention is described below, with reference to the attached table by way of non-limiting example.

Figure 1 shows a vertical section of the new security door while figure 2 shows the view from the external side of the rooms to be protected.

The mechanical lock (1), the movement mechanisms (2) of the mobile bolts (3), the handle (4) are clearly visible

control unit (6) of the anti-intrusion system, the battery (7) for operation even in the temporary absence of current, the electronic key (8) for activating the anti-intrusion system, the alarm siren (9), the external sensor (10 ) for detecting people in front of the door.

On the side of the door itself there may be a communication conduit (11) through which the connection cables pass between any other sensors arranged in the rooms to be protected, a possible additional siren outside the building, any other additional equipment such as a telephone dialer .

These are the schematic modalities sufficient for the skilled person to realize the invention, consequently, in concrete application there may be variations without prejudice to the substance of the innovative concept.

Therefore, with reference to the foregoing description and to the attached tables, the following claims are made.

Claims (4)

CLAIMS 1, Armored door characterized by the fact that it contains an autonomous anti-intrusion system between the two walls. 2, Armored door as per claim 1 characterized by the fact that said anti-intrusion system is composed of at least one control unit, a continuity battery, presence sensors, acoustic and / or light indicators. 3. Armored door as per claim 1,2. characterized by the fact that on the vertical edge adjacent to the rotation hinges of the door itself there is a protected duct for connecting the anti-intrusion system included in the door itself with further external detection and / or control equipment. 4. Armored door as per all the preceding claims characterized by the fact that its production and its marketing are understood to be protected by the present patent for industrial invention, all as described and illustrated.