IP Library Granted Patent US 8,881,560
Granted Patent B2
US 8,881,560 · App. 12/933,680 · Granted Nov 11, 2014

Theft-protecting assembly for rechargeable hand-held electronic devices

Inventor: Meir Avganim (Moshav Gealiya, IL)
E05B73/0082
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Patent No.
US 8,881,560
App. No.
12/933,680
Granted
Nov 11, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

A theft-protecting electronic device ( 16;116 ) recharging assembly comprising a block-shaped stand ( 12; 112 ) having a cavity ( 14;122 c ) into and from which the device can be partly inserted and retrieved by a substantially linear sliding movement. A rigid jacket ( 30;130 ) embracing the device from at least three sides thereof is provided, one of which being the side opposite the one inserted into said cavity. A lock-receiving porting ( 30 e; 130 g ) is integrally formed with the jacket. A lockable device ( 20,120 ) is associated with the stand, being manipulatable between a locking position wherein it engages the said lock-receiving portion, thereby arresting the electronic device within said cavity, and an unlocked position wherein the electronic device is freely retrievable from said cavity. The stand is adapted to be secured by a cable ( 40;140 ) to an immovable object ( 42,142 ).

Claims (8)

1. In combination, a theft-protecting assembly and charger for hand-held electronic devices having a front side panel, a bottom side with standard charging socket, a back-wall, a top and two side-walls, the combination comprising:

a jacket made of a rigid material configured to embrace the electronic device from at least the back, the top and the two side-walls so that the jacket can be dressed over the device by a sliding movement;

a lock receiving portion in the form of a bulge formed in the back-wall of the jacket defining a hollow space distanced from the back wall of the device;

a generally blocked-shaped cradle formed with a cavity configured to house a standard recharging stand comprising a built-in charging plug internally wired to an external charging socket;

a key-operated locking device comprising a pivotable member mounted to the cradle provided with a hook-like extension adapted, in one position thereof, to become inserted into said hollow space, and in another position, to move away from the hollow space, the locking device being operable to lock the pivotable member to the cradle in said one position thereof; and

means for securing the cradle to an immovable object.

2. The combination as claims in claim 1 wherein the pivotable member comprises a recess configured to receive a head extended by a security cable so that in the said one position of the pivotable member the head remains trapped and the other end of the cable being adapted to be secured to said immovable object.

3. The combination as claimed in claim 2 wherein the locking device is of the push-button type.

Priority Claims (1)
IL 190345 · Mar 20, 2008 · national
Continuity (1)
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