US2001027669A1PendingUtilityA1

Remote control lock device

Priority: Oct 27, 1998Filed: Nov 29, 2000Published: Oct 11, 2001
Est. expiryOct 27, 2018(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tod L. Warmack
Y10T70/7113E05B 47/0012E05B 2047/0091Y10T70/7068E05B 63/0004Y10T292/1021E05B 15/02Y10T70/5978E05B 2047/002E05B 2047/0024
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Abstract

The present invention is a remote control lock device that is used with any type of rotating lock typically associated with residential homes, offices, or the like. This device is a singular unit utilized with a combination dead bolt mechanism and a key operated lock. The locking device comprises a gear assembly having an adapter coupled to the gear assembly and the conventional lock mechanism. A motor assembly is coupled to the gear assembly. Activation of the motor assembly will cause the rotation of the gear assembly. Rotation of the gear assembly will force the adapter to move, causing the conventional lock mechanism to rotate to a desired position.

Claims

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         1 . A locking system to be used in combination with a conventional lock device having a deadbolt system and a doorknob system, said locking system comprising: 
 a first gear assembly coupled to a first type lock mechanism in a conventional lock device;    a second gear assembly coupled to a second type lock mechanism in a conventional lock device;    a receiver is coupled to a control unit;    a remote control device;    a transmitter is located within said remote control device;    a control unit controls said first gear assembly and said second gear assembly for enabling said first type lock mechanism to lock or unlock and said second type lock mechanism to lock or unlock; and 
 said transmitter sends a signal to said receiver for activating said control.

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