Electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock

Claim 2

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, at least one transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, at least one core pin constituting means for being controlled by the form of the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever for moving the latter dependent on the extent of control of the core pin by the form of the key, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin which is controlled by the form of the key, said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces.

Claim 3

The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said transmission lever is mounted relative to said core such that said core pin acts on said transmission lever only in a vicinity of the end of rotation of the rotatable core of the cylinder lock.

Claim 4

The device as set forth in claim 1, further comprising a continuous contact surface, said contact lug of said transmission lever has two contacts, one of said contacts faces toward said counter-contact surfaces, the other of said contacts slides over said continuous contact surface.

Claim 5

The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein the switching device constitutes means for locking a gasoline pump.

Claim 6

The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said transmission lever is pivotally mounted about an axis spaced from and parallel to the rotatable axis of said rotatable core.

Claim 7

The device as set forth in claim 1, wherein said core pin is displaced by the form of the key, said transmission lever is formed with said free end such that said row extends over, and said free end is slidable over, a greater distance than the displacement of said core pin by the form of the key.

Claim 8

The device as set forth in claim 6, wherein said transmission lever is pivotally mounted at a portion spaced from said free end.

Claim 9

The device as set forth in claim 1, further comprising a plurality of tumbler pins, independent of said core pin, and constituting means cooperating with the key for operatively rotating said core, said core pin constitutes means for moving said transmission lever only when said core has been rotated by a certain amount.

Claim 10

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, a continuous contact surface, said contact lug of said transmission lever has two contacts, one of said contacts faces toward said counter-contact surfaces, the other of said contacts slides over said continuous contact surface, a plurality of contact plates spaced from each other defining a gap between adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, a plurality of said core pin, said plurality of counter-contact surfaces constitutes a set of said counter-contact surfaces, a plurality of said sets, each of said sets is disposed in said gap on one of said adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, a plurality of said transmission lever, each of said transmission levers is disposed in said gap between said adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, each of the latter cooperates with one of said plurality of core pins, respectively, and with one of said sets of said counter-contact surfaces, respectively, said contact plates are combined together into a block, said two contacts of each of said transmission levers face in opposite directions on opposite sides of said each transmission levers, respectively.

Claim 11

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, a continuous contact surface, said contact lug of said transmission lever has two contacts, one of said contacts faces toward said counter-contact surfaces, the other of said contacts slides over said continuous contact surface, a plurality of contact plates spaced from each other defining a gap between adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, a plurality of said core pin, said plurality of counter-contact surfaces constitutes a set of said counter-contact surfaces, a plurality of said sets, each of said sets is disposed in said gap on one of said adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, a plurality of said transmission lever, each of said transmission levers is disposed in said gap between said adjacent of said contact plates, respectively, each of the latter cooperates with one of said plurality of core pins, respectively, and with one of said sets of said counter-contact surfaces, respectively, said contact plates are combined together into a block, said two contacts of each of said transmission levers face in opposite directions on opposite sides of said each transmission levers, respectively.

Claim 12

The device as set forth in claim 9, further comprising a plurality of spring means for biasing said transmission levers, respectively, said core pins act on said transmission levers against the biasing of said spring means, respectively, a switch housing holds said rotary cylinder lock with said rotatable core therein and is formed with individual channels, each of said spring means are arranged in said individual channels of said switch housing, respectively.

Claim 13

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, a cylinder housing having a housing wall formed with an opening, said core is rotatably mounted in said cylinder housing, core tumbler pins operatively mounted in said core cooperating with said housing and the key for rotating said core in said housing, said core pin is formed as a free (springless) pin disposed in said core and having an end projecting into said cylinder housing projecting into said opening in said housing wall, said opening extends in a peripheral arc in the direction of rotation of said rotatable core in said cylinder housing.

Claim 14

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, a cylinder housing having a housing wall formed with an opening, said core is rotatably mounted in said cylinder housing, core tumbler pins operatively mounted in said core cooperating with said housing and the key for rotating said core in said housing, said core pin is formed as a free (springless) pin disposed in said core and having an end projecting into said cylinder housing projecting into said opening in said housing wall, said opening extends in a peripheral arc in the direction of rotation of said rotatable core in said cylinder housing.

Claim 15

The device as set forth in claim 11, wherein said transmission lever has a projecting cam projecting into said opening.

Claim 16

The device as set forth in claim 11, wherein said cylinder housing has a flange projecting in one direction, spring biased housing tumbler pins are disposed slidably in said flange and cooperate with said core tumbler pins, respectively, said lug of said transmission lever extends parallel to and adjacent to said flange in a non-rotated position of said core.

Claim 17

The device as set forth in claim 13, further comprising spring means for biasing said transmission lever into its position parallel to said adjacent flange.

Claim 18

The device as set forth in claim 14, wherein said transmission lever is pivotally mounted on the other end thereof and has a curved portion corresponding to said core between said lug and said other end, said spring means for acting on said curved portion.

Claim 19

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, spring means for biasing said transmission lever, said core pin acts on said transmission lever against the biasing of said spring means.

Claim 20

In an electric switching device on a rotary cylinder lock having a rotatable core and with core pins which are controlled by a key, the stroke of the core pins bringing contact lugs in contact position relative to a counter-contact surface, the improvement comprising a plurality of counter-contact surfaces being adjacent to each other and formed into a row, a transmission lever having a free end forming a contact lug, a core pin constituting means for being controlled by the key and for operatively acting on said transmission lever, said transmission lever being mounted relative to said row of counter-contact surfaces such that via said core pin said contact lug is slidable over at least a portion of said row of counter-contact surfaces, spring means for biasing said transmission lever, said core pin acts on said transmission lever against the biasing of said spring means.