US2006012217A1PendingUtilityA1

Emergeney automobile exit system

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jul 19, 2004Filed: Jul 19, 2004Published: Jan 19, 2006
Est. expiryJul 19, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
E05Y 2400/447E05Y 2800/428E05F 15/695E05B 77/12E05Y 2800/25B60J 5/042B60R 22/325E05F 15/72B60J 9/00B60R 21/01E05Y 2900/55B60R 22/321E05B 77/02
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Abstract

The invention is an independent electronic and pneumatic means (independent of the motor vehicle's own electrical or mechanical systems) of opening a motor vehicle's electric windows and electric door locks by means of a single button (in the case of the electrical system) or lever (in the case of the pneumatic system). The electrical system uses and independent twelve volt battery (which contains a battery charging system and housed in the vehicle's door panel) to operate the vehicles electric window motors and eclectic door locks. The pneumatic system uses a single CO2 cartridge to operate pistons positioned in a position to release the electric windows and open the electric door locks.

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1 - What I claim as my invention is the independent mechanism and means (independent of the vehicle's own electrical or mechanical system) for opening eclectic motor vehicle windows and door locks, simultaneously, with the touch of one button (in the case of the electrical system).  
     
     
         2 - What I claim as my invention is the independent mechanism and means (independent of the vehicle's own electrical or mechanical system) for opening eclectic motor vehicle windows and door locks, simultaneously, with the pull of one lever (in the case of the pneumatic system).  
     
     
         3 - What I claim in my invention is the independent mechanism and means (independent of the vehicle's own electrical or mechanical system) for opening eclectic motor vehicle windows and door locks, simultaneously, with the touch of one button or the pull of one lever, which will function even if the vehicle is: 
 submersed in water;    without a working electrical system; and    upside down.

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