Cylinder lock
In a cylinder lock having a pivot member pivoted in response to pivoting by a legitimate mechanical key inserted into a key hole, a first rotor is linked to an outer cylinder relatively non-pivotably but movably along an insertion direction of a mechanical key, and a second rotor abuts against the first rotor from a side opposite to a rotor-receiving part provided on a housing and the outer cylinder and is linked to a pivot member relatively non-pivotably but movably along the insertion direction, and during pivoting of the outer cylinder in response to an unauthorized pivoting operation of an inner cylinder, the first rotor and the second rotor move so as to detach from the rotor-receiving part due to a cam mechanism provided between the first rotor and the housing, thereby releasing engagement of the inner cylinder with the second rotor linked to the pivot member relatively non-pivotably.
1. A cylinder lock in which a pivot member is pivoted in response to pivoting by a legitimate mechanical key inserted into a key hole, wherein the cylinder lock comprises an inner cylinder that has the key hole, an outer cylinder that has the inner cylinder relatively pivotably inserted therethrough and retained and that is pivotably retained on a fixed housing, a plurality of tumblers that are retained on the inner cylinder so as to be capable of switching between a state in which the tumblers engage with the outer cylinder and a state in which engagement with the outer cylinder is released in response to the legitimate mechanical key being inserted into the key hole, a first rotor that is disposed so as to oppose a rotor-receiving part provided on one of the housing and the outer cylinder so as to face forward along an insertion direction of the mechanical key into the key hole and that is linked to the outer cylinder relatively non-pivotably but movably along the insertion direction, a second rotor that abuts against the first rotor from a side opposite to the rotor-receiving part and that is linked to the pivot member relatively non-pivotably but movably along the insertion direction, a resilient member that exhibits a resilient force for urging the first and second rotors, abutting against each other, toward the rotor-receiving part side, and a cam mechanism that is provided between the housing and the first rotor so as to move the first rotor against the resilient force of the resilient member, in response to pivoting of the first rotor accompanying pivoting of the outer cylinder, toward a side on which the first rotor becomes detached from the rotor-receiving part, the inner cylinder being provided with an engagement part that relatively non-pivotably engages with the second rotor in a state in which the second rotor abuts against the first rotor, abutting against the rotor-receiving part, from the side opposite to the rotor-receiving part and that releases engagement with the second rotor in a state in which the first and second rotors are detached from the rotor-receiving part due to operation of the cam mechanism, and the engagement part relatively non-pivotably engages with the first rotor in a state in which the first and second rotors are detached from the rotor-receiving part due to the operation of the cam mechanism.