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U-shaped lock

A U-shaped and lock-rod technology, applied in the field of U-shaped locks, can solve the problems of forgetting keys and troubles, and achieve the effect of reasonable structure and layout, easy assembly, production and use.

Pending Publication Date: 2021-07-09
温州金钥匙锁业有限公司
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[0005] For the related technologies mentioned above, when the user forgets or loses the key, he needs to go home to get the key or find a professional master to unlock it, which is more troublesome.

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[0067] refer to Figure 8 , U-shaped locking bar 2 ends are fixedly connected with positioning rod 21, U-shaped locking rod 2 cross-section is square, positioning rod 21 cross-section is circular, positioning rod 21 diameter is less than U-shaped locking rod 2 width. The fixing cavity 41 communicates with a positioning cavity 48 for the positioning rod 21 to snap in, and the positioning cavity 48 cannot allow the U-shaped locking rod 2 to snap in. After the U-shaped locking rod 2 is inserted, the magnet 22 is facing the Hall sensor 11 for locking.

Embodiment 2

[0069] refer to Figure 9 The cross section of the U-shaped lock bar 2 is square, and the U-shaped lock bar 2 includes a U-shaped part 23 and three locking parts 24 sequentially connected to the ends of the U-shaped part 23, and the adjacent locking parts 24 are connected by rotating shafts. The locking part 24 is rotationally connected to the U-shaped part 23 . Each locking portion 24 is provided with a locking groove 25 for engaging the locking pin 65 and embedded with a magnet 22 . The fixing cavity 41 is provided through, so that the U-shaped locking rod 2 can pass through the bottom of the fixing seat 4 .

[0070] According to the insertion depth of the U-shaped locking rod 2, turn one of the corresponding locking parts 24 until the magnet 22 faces inward, and turn the other locking parts 24 180 degrees until the magnet 22 faces outward, and then slowly insert the U-shaped locking rod 2 In the fixed cavity 41 , when the Hall sensor 11 senses the magnet 22 , the locking ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a U-shaped lock which comprises a U-shaped lock rod and a lock body, wherein the lock body comprises a shell, a fixing seat, a manual unlocking device and a locking piece. The fixing seat is provided with a fixing cavity allowing the end of the U-shaped lock rod to be clamped in, the shell is arranged outside the fixing seat in a sleeving mode, and the locking piece is mounted on the fixing seat in a sliding mode. The U-shaped lock rod is provided with a locking groove for the locking piece to be clamped in, an electric unlocking device and a control circuit board are installed in the fixing base, and the control circuit board is electrically connected with a battery and a Bluetooth module. The electric unlocking device comprises a motor and a driving piece, the motor is installed in the fixing base, the driving piece is connected with an output shaft of the motor and used for pushing the locking piece to move, and the motor is electrically connected with the control circuit board. The U-shaped lock has two unlocking modes, namely a conventional manual key unlocking mode and a Bluetooth signal electric unlocking mode, so that the trouble that people forget to carry keys can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the field of locks, in particular to a U-shaped lock. Background technique [0002] U-shaped lock is a type of lockset, which is commonly used on bicycles, battery cars and glass doors, etc., and has the characteristics of solid and reliable. [0003] The Chinese patent with the notification number CN208858256U discloses a U-shaped lock structure, which includes a U-shaped lock bar and a lock body that is locked with the end of the U-shaped lock bar; Describe the inner frame of the lock cylinder assembly, the inner frame is horizontally arranged and the inner frame is provided with a lock grid, and the end of the U-shaped lock rod is provided with a groove for the lock grid to snap into, and the lock grid is formed by the lock cylinder assembly. Push to cooperate with the groove to clamp the end of the U-shaped locking rod to lock. [0004] When the above U-shaped lock is used, first insert the U-shaped lock rod int...

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IPC IPC(8): E05B67/22E05B67/38E05B47/00E05B17/00E05B15/00
CPCE05B15/00E05B17/0004E05B47/0012E05B47/0038E05B67/22E05B67/38E05B2047/0057
Inventor 沈国詹振弟
Owner 温州金钥匙锁业有限公司
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