Sentence examples for electric locks from inspiring English sources

Electric windows, electric locks, electric trunk catches were the latest gadgets.

As anyone who has opened a car with electric locks knows, solenoids are far from silent.

You could also try hitting the lock or panic button on your own pre-existing keyfob instead or, if you don't own a car with electric locks, pretend that it's really lost and cash in that insurance check.

Police believe a battery cable came loose, disabling the car's electric locks and other systems and leaving Rogers unable to exit the vehicle, according to KBMT.

An A320 operating manual for planes used by the Royal Jordanian airline shows a forward opening door with three electric locking strikes.

The object is bolted to the top layer, and the whole thing is secured by an electric lock that releases when a sensor detects movement.

It adds a two-speed transfer case with a burly low-range gear ratio, steel-plate underbody armor and rock rails; electric locking for the front and rear axles; an electronic sway-bar disconnect; and knobby 32-inch off-road tires.

For example, he said, if a building has a service entrance, it might be wise to have an electric locking device on the door that can be opened by a building employee in the lobby who is monitoring the service entrance over a closed circuit television camera.

And while additional equipment is needed to install an entire system -- including a controller panel, a computer, software and an electric locking mechanism on the door -- it is possible to install a state-of-the-art biometric access control system in a building for less than $10,000.

In place of cams it used solenoids, electromagnetically controlled plungers that are already widely used in cars for things like electric door locks.

Dubbed "Klevio One," the device is designed to be retrofitted to existing electric strike-enabled locks, and also interfaces with intercom systems found on the communal doors of apartment blocks.