Vehicle keyless deadbolt locking system

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Vehicle mounted systems – Automobile

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70264, 180287, B60R 2500

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056939876

ABSTRACT:
A vehicle entry control system utilizing electrically operated deadbolts, actuated in response to the code signal of a remote control transmitter, which provide positive protection against the various mechanical techniques used to defeat conventional vehicle door locks. The system uses electrical linear actuators to position the deadbolts, a door interlocked switching circuit, with the deadbolts positioned to allow the mechanical release of the deadbolts in the event of a malfunction, but to accomplish this requires the facilities of a service shop and an amount of time and labor that would be prohibitive for a thief.

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