Electromechanical closure having a rotary latch arrangement with an evaluatable door contact for controlling a display device such as an LED module
View Patent ↗The disclosure relates to a closure system, comprising a locking arrangement, in particular a rotary latch arrangement for controlling a display device such as a LED module, comprising a sliding shoe, which is to be placed on the locking tongue of a rotary latch mounted in a door, for running onto a sliding ramp supported by the door frame, wherein said sliding shoe includes a housing with a recess for the insertion of alternatively a magnet or a magnetic field sensor acting in a contactless manner.
1. A closure system, comprising a locking arrangement and a sliding shoe,
wherein the locking arrangement comprises a rotary latch and is configured to control a display device to indicate the blocking of the closure,
wherein the rotary latch comprises a locking tongue,
wherein the sliding shoe is placed on the locking tongue of the rotary latch mounted in a door, for running onto a sliding ramp supported by a door frame, and
wherein the sliding shoe comprises a sliding shoe housing with a recess for the insertion of one of a magnet or a magnetic field sensor acting in a contactless manner.
2. The closure system according to claim 1 , wherein the sliding ramp comprises a recess for accommodating one of the magnet or the magnetic field sensor configured to act in a contactless manner.
3. The closure system according to claim 1 , wherein the sliding ramp comprises a sliding ramp housing, wherein the sliding ramp has an adhesive surface on a frame side of the sliding ramp housing, wherein the sliding ramp housing is affixed to the door frame by means of the adhesive surface on the frame side of the sliding ramp housing.
4. The closure system according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the door or the door frame retains a base plate supporting a LED and LED control electronics, wherein the LED and LED control electronics are configured to indicate the convergence of the magnet and the magnetic field sensor by means of a light signal providing an indication of the position of the tongue on the ramp.