Earthquake activated safety latch

Closure fasteners – Bolts – Hooked end

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292230, 292DIG65, E05C 1910

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056115792

ABSTRACT:
A cabinet mounted latch is activated by the movements of an earthquake from a ready position. The latch then engages a door mounted hook to prevent door opening, preventing loss of contents and personal injury. The device may be manually activated or inactivated to provide on demand childproofing or unobstructed door use.

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