Anthony C Maniaci

7057510, Jun 6, 2006

Feb 11, 2004

10/777272

Anthony C. Maniaci - Victorville CA, US

American Security Products Company - Fontana CA

G08B 13/08

3405456, 3405451, 3405452

A door condition sensor for a safe having a door. The sensor has a housing mounted on an inside surface of the door, frame engageable means for abutting the door frame, a driver rotatably mounted in the housing, analog signal generator mounted in the housing having a rotatable part driven by the driver, and spring for extending the frame engageable means that is slideably mounted and confined to linear displacement in the housing. The driver transforms displacement of the frame engageable means into rotational orientation of the driver. The generator produces analog signals corresponding to the rotational orientation of the rotatable part. A means converts analog signals from the generator to corresponding digital signals that are proportional to displacement of the frame engageable means. Memory means compares the displacement with a set point range thereby continually monitoring the condition of the door.

8555793, Oct 15, 2013

May 26, 2011

13/134042

Anthony Charles Maniaci - Temecula CA, US

American Security Products Co. - Fontana CA

E05G 1/04

109 59T, 109 59 R, 70 15, 70416, 70417

A safe or other secure containment having a body, a door for entry into the body, a moveable latch system effective for latching and unlatching the door to the body, a lock attached to the door for locking the safe is made more secure by an active hardplate and an independent lockout means effective for preventing the unlatching of the safe door upon the displacement of the active hardplate caused by an unauthorized and unlawful attempted entry into the safe. Existing safes also can be modified.

60984333, Aug 8, 2000

Apr 2, 1998

9/053965

Anthony Charles Maniaci - Victorville CA

American Security Products Company - Fontana CA

E05B 4900

702781

A lock for safes and other security devices is disclosed having a case mountable on the inside of a safe door. A locking bolt in a slidable relationship within an opening in the case, moves between locked and unlocked positions. A gate, constrained in slidable relationship by and with the locking bolt, normally prevents the locking bolt from moving out of the locked position. An internal case extension obstructs the gate, when the lock is not activated, preventing the locking bolt from moving towards the unlocked position. A camming member, pivotally attached to the locking bolt, repositions the gate allowing the locking bolt to move out of the locked position. A solenoid driven armature, linked to the camming member and connected to the locking bolt, pivots the camming member and moves the locking bolt to the unlocked position. The locking bolt is held in the locked position when not activated by a spring. The solenoid is activated by an electrical unit having a keypad assembly mounted on the outside of the safe door.

52498310, Oct 5, 1993

Dec 2, 1991

7/801341

Anthony C. Maniaci - Highland CA

American Security Products Co. - Fontana CA

E05B 6314

292144

A lock having a counterweight connected through a lever to a spring-actuated lock bolt on a safe to balance out any inertial forces tending to move the bolt out of its locking position when the safe is struck a heavy blow. A latch forming a part of the lock latches the bolt in its locking position when an attempt is made to dislodge or destroy the lock case or a part thereof. A selectively usable bolt part is effective to change the lock from a deadbolt type to a slam-bolt type.

20170122003, May 4, 2017

Sep 29, 2016

15/280048

- Fontana CA, US
Anthony C. Maniaci - Temecula CA, US

E05B 15/00
E05B 65/00
E05B 47/06
E05B 17/20
E05B 63/20

There is disclosed a dead-latching slam bolt lock that includes a rotating dead-latching slam bolt which prevents attempts at breaking in without actuating the lock mechanism. A tongue or toggle acted on by the door jamb engages the bolt and initiates rotation thereof in the door closing direction, but is passive in the opening direction. The locking mechanism may be manual or electronic, and controls the position of a blocking element which alternately prevents and permits unlocking (rotation) of the rotating bolt. In a forward or blocking position, the blocking element prevents rotation of the bolt from a locked position, while in a retracted position the blocking element permits rotation of the bolt to an unlocked position. A spring detent plunger holds the rotating bolt in either its locked or unlocked positions.