A protective cover that deters theft and destruction of property through prevention of unsanctioned opening of a camming door handle. The device utilizes a cross-shaped design to partially cover a cam bar up to its pin hinge and the hasp to which it is attached. Lateral walls perpendicular to and at the intersection of the cross-shaped front wall enclose the hasp from the sides, and a perpendicular wall with aperture axially aligned with those of the hasp serves to connect the device to the hasp. A rounded bracket on the backside of the cover prevents the use of the cover as a lever to pry at or twist the hasp. The cover is installed by means of sliding the apparatus over the cam bar and through the bracket until centered upon the door hasp, at which time it may be held in place through use of an adequate locking mechanism.

A protective cover that deters theft and destruction of property through prevention of unsanctioned opening of a camming door handle. The device utilizes a cross-shaped design to partially cover a cam bar up to its pin hinge and the hasp to which it is attached. Lateral walls perpendicular to and at the intersection of the cross-shaped front wall enclose the hasp from the sides, and a perpendicular wall with aperture axially aligned with those of the hasp serves to connect the device to the hasp. A rounded bracket on the backside of the cover prevents the use of the cover as a lever to pry at or twist the hasp. The cover is installed by means of sliding the apparatus over the cam bar and through the bracket until centered upon the door hasp, at which time it may be held in place through use of an adequate locking mechanism.

According to an embodiment of the disclosure, an improved window lock includes a base hinge, a lever lock, and a base hook. The base hinge includes an adhesive material that allows mounting of the base hinge to either the window being locked or a frame that moves with the window being locked. The lever lock moves with respect to the base hinge with the interface between the two being respective hinge portions. The base hook includes an adhesive material that allows a mounting of base hook to a frame at a particular desired location for locking the window.

A keyless puck lock system with wireless communications and power interface. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a keyless puck lock system enabling a low cost and high security solution that is difficult to tamper with and defeat. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the system uses a keyless puck lock assembly that includes a hasp assembly and a keyless lock mechanism that does not require any physical mechanical keys so that it does not have a mechanical cylinder inserted therein to lock or unlock the puck lock. Accordingly, the keyless puck lock system in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention do not have a physical keyway which is a security attack point that is included in conventional hockey puck-type locks.

A keyless puck lock system with wireless communications and power interface. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a keyless puck lock system enabling a low cost and high security solution that is difficult to tamper with and defeat. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the system uses a keyless puck lock assembly that includes a hasp assembly and a keyless lock mechanism that does not require any physical mechanical keys so that it does not have a mechanical cylinder inserted therein to lock or unlock the puck lock. Accordingly, the keyless puck lock system in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention do not have a physical keyway which is a security attack point that is included in conventional hockey puck-type locks.

A hasp assembly for selectively securing a door, a locker door assembly, and a door. The hasp assembly includes a first hasp connecting to the door and defining a first hasp aperture; a second hasp connecting to a surface adjacent the door and defining a second hasp aperture; and a guard member fixedly connected to the first hasp and defining first and second guard apertures, the first guard aperture and the first hasp aperture being at least partially aligned, the guard member extending along a portion of an exterior side of the first hasp, when the hasp assembly is installed and the door is in a closed position: the apertures being at least partially aligned for receiving a locking apparatus therethrough and the guard member extending at least partially over a first portion defining the first hasp aperture and a second portion defining the second hasp aperture.

A hasp assembly for selectively securing a door, a locker door assembly, and a door. The hasp assembly includes a first hasp connecting to the door and defining a first hasp aperture; a second hasp connecting to a surface adjacent the door and defining a second hasp aperture; and a guard member fixedly connected to the first hasp and defining first and second guard apertures, the first guard aperture and the first hasp aperture being at least partially aligned, the guard member extending along a portion of an exterior side of the first hasp, when the hasp assembly is installed and the door is in a closed position: the apertures being at least partially aligned for receiving a locking apparatus therethrough and the guard member extending at least partially over a first portion defining the first hasp aperture and a second portion defining the second hasp aperture.

The present disclosure relates to a drop-style trap door for use in connection with trapping an animal. The trap door according to the present disclosure may comprise an outer frame, a gate positioned adjacent to the outer frame and having a plurality of slide tubes capable of vertically translating along the outer frame, and a spring-loaded mechanism coupled to the outer frame for receiving at least one of the plurality of slide tubes and securing the gate in a closed position.

The present disclosure relates to a drop-style trap door for use in connection with trapping an animal. The trap door according to the present disclosure may comprise an outer frame, a gate positioned adjacent to the outer frame and having a plurality of slide tubes capable of vertically translating along the outer frame, and a spring-loaded mechanism coupled to the outer frame for receiving at least one of the plurality of slide tubes and securing the gate in a closed position.

Improvements in a hasp are disclosed. The hasp allows for locking the hasp with a cylindrical lock to operate on a door such as, but not limited to, a garage door, a roll-up door or a shed door. This configuration allows for upgrade or replacement of these types of door locks without requiring re-design or replacement of the door. The cylindrical locks offer a greater protection because they can't be picked using traditional lock picking tools. This makes the lock safer from people that may try to break into the door. The cylindrical lock fits primarily within the hasp. This prevents a person from grinding through the lock or shackle. The shackle can be configured with just the circular opening for the key visible. It can be further enclosed to prevent infestation from bugs such as hornets that can fill the inside of the hasp with dirt.