ELECTRIC STRIKE FOR INTERLOCKING LATCH MECHANISM
First Claim
1. An electric strike assembly, comprising:
- a) a housing having an opening for admission and retraction of a door latch; and
b) at least one keeper arm having a latch portion, wherein the at least one keeper arm is mounted on the housing, and movable between a closed position wherein the opening is occluded by the latch portion and an open position wherein the door latch may be released from the opening,wherein the latch portion comprises a first leg,wherein an edge of said first leg is configured to receive a latch plate of a latch mechanism therein when the keeper arm is in the closed position.
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Abstract
An electric door strike assembly includes a housing and at least one keeper arm. The housing has an opening for admission and retraction of a door latch. The at least one keeper arm has a latch portion and is mounted on the housing. The at least one keeper arm is movable between a closed position, where the opening is occluded by the latch portion, and an open position, where the door latch may be released from the opening. The latch portion may include a bifurcated member having inside and outside legs arranged in spaced parallel relation so as to define a gap therebetween. The gap is configured to receive a latch plate of an interlocking latch mechanism when the at least one keeper arm is in the closed position.
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6 Claims
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1. An electric strike assembly, comprising:
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a) a housing having an opening for admission and retraction of a door latch; and b) at least one keeper arm having a latch portion, wherein the at least one keeper arm is mounted on the housing, and movable between a closed position wherein the opening is occluded by the latch portion and an open position wherein the door latch may be released from the opening, wherein the latch portion comprises a first leg, wherein an edge of said first leg is configured to receive a latch plate of a latch mechanism therein when the keeper arm is in the closed position. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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