In one embodiment, a security device includes a housing; a locking mechanism configured to alternate between a locked state and an unlocked state; a release member configured to alternate between a blocked position and a release position, wherein in the blocked position the release member blocks the locking mechanism from entering the unlocked state; and in the release position the release member allows the locking mechanism to enter the unlocked state; and an electronic article surveillance (EAS) component in a cavity of the housing.

There is described a security device for insertion into a container product for protection of the container product. The security device comprises a body portion moveable between a contracted configuration and an expanded configuration; and a locking mechanism operable to lock the body portion in the expanded configuration and operable to unlock the body portion from the expanded configuration; wherein, when the body portion is locked in the expanded configuration, the body portion has a length that cannot be reduced below a predefined length.

A tag housing assembly for attaching an electronic tag to an extending neck of a bottle with a perimetrical undercut thereabout. The tag housing assembly includes a tag housing, at least one electronic tag and a retaining device. The tag housing includes a perimetrical exterior side wall extending between a top surface and a base plate to define an interior and an opening extending through the top surface and base plate for receiving the extending neck of the bottle. The at least one electronic tag is located in the interior. The retaining device extends into the opening and defines an adjustable aperture for engaging the extending neck of the bottle. When the tag housing is in a closed position, the retaining device is secured to the neck of the bottle.

A soap dispenser includes a structure in which an inner shell and an outer shell are slidably engaged together. An enclosed space is formed after the inner shell and the outer shell are engaged so as to accommodate and hold a refillable bottle or a disposable bag. The inner shell and the outer shell are fixed and locked with each other by a spring and a metal pin, and provided with engaging grooves on the back thereof so as to enhance the connection strength, and allow to be opened only by using a magnetic key. The soap dispenser solves the problems of poor anti-theft and tamper-proof effect, serious plastic waste, contamination caused by repeated filling, difficult maintenance, unattractive appearance, poor user experience, which are of great significance in enhancing the efficiency of the use of cleaning products in public occasions and the user experience.

An electronic tag housing assembly is attachable to the extending neck of a bottle having an undercut thereabout. The tag housing includes an annular wall having a central opening for insertion over the extending bottle neck. At least one electronic tag is supported in the housing. The housing has a plurality of resilient fingers extending into the aperture for engagement with undercut on the bottle neck for securing the housing thereto. The housing further includes a portion of the annular wall having a location of reduced thickness for effecting severing of the annular wall thereat so as to remove the housing from the bottle neck.

An anti-theft assembly for deterring theft of a ring is provided. The anti-theft assembly includes a base that can be used to support an electronic article surveillance marker; a product engagement member including a support member that supports the ring during use and a locking member that secures the support member to the base; and an attachment member for securing the ring to the support member. In one embodiment, the support member and the locking member are a single, unitary member. In another embodiment, the support member and the locking member are separate members. Once assembled, upon applying a twisting force to the ring the engagement member rotates within the opening so that the attachment member is not broken.

A gun lock for use in securing a weapon within a gun rack of a police vehicle or the like utilizes a housing supporting a pair of curved lock gates in curved travel paths between an abutting closed configuration and a separated open configuration. The curved lock gates are constrained in curved travel paths by a top plate and a lower plate and each define a curved gear rack. A coupling gear is rotatably supported within the housing and simultaneously engages both curved gear racks to provide movement of the lock gates between open and closed configuration. A solenoid operated latching mechanism secures the lock gates from movement away from the closed and locked configuration in the absence of an electrical activation. A key override is provided in the event of an electrical failure within the host vehicle.

The present invention relates to a closure guard for a bottle, comprising a first housing part and a second housing part, which are configured to non-releasably enclose an upper portion of the neck of the bottle to be secured, including the bottle closure, when in a securing state, wherein the first housing part and the second housing part are interconnected so as to be movable relative to one another and are transferable between the securing state and a release state, in which the closure guard can be released from the neck, and a locking mechanism which is associated with either the first housing part or the second housing part and is configured to lock the first housing part and the second housing part in the securing state.

A hose attachment locking device for garden hose nozzle attachments and accessories. The locking device may prevent the removal of nozzle attachments and other accessories from a garden hose without first removing the locking device. Additionally, the locking device may prevent the operation of nozzle attachments and other accessories without first removing the locking device.