Automobile security device
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1. In an automobile vehicle provided with at least one safety belt, a security device comprising:
- a. an attachment piece secured to an end of the belt, said attachment piece having a pivotally movable catch thereon;
b. a casing fixed in the vehicle, said casing including means defining an opening removably receiving said attachment piece and said pivotally movable catch;
c. a member movably mounted in said casing;
d. spring means opposing said movement of the member;
e. means for normally holding said catch in a fixed position, relative to said member, to lock said attachment piece in said casing; and
means for releasing said holding means in response to movement of said member by an amount corresponding to a given traction in the belt and after a given delay whereby said catch may pivot on said attachment piece for withdrawal thereof through said opening.
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Abstract
An automobile vehicle seat safety belt has a security release device including a member releasably connected to an attachment on an end of the belt, the member being mounted in a fixed casing for spring opposed movement in response to traction in the belt when the member is moved by a traction in the belt exceeding a given value, e.g. upon an impact of the vehicle, contacts carried by the member actuate breaking of the vehicle'"'"'s ignition circuit and, after a given delay, release of the attachment from the member whereby the occupant can free himself or be freed from the belt without having to open the conventional buckle.
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1. In an automobile vehicle provided with at least one safety belt, a security device comprising:
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a. an attachment piece secured to an end of the belt, said attachment piece having a pivotally movable catch thereon; b. a casing fixed in the vehicle, said casing including means defining an opening removably receiving said attachment piece and said pivotally movable catch; c. a member movably mounted in said casing; d. spring means opposing said movement of the member; e. means for normally holding said catch in a fixed position, relative to said member, to lock said attachment piece in said casing; and
means for releasing said holding means in response to movement of said member by an amount corresponding to a given traction in the belt and after a given delay whereby said catch may pivot on said attachment piece for withdrawal thereof through said opening. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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