Geze Gmbh

Benjamin Worner

A mechanism for influencing opening and closing movements of a wing of a door, a window, or the like. The mechanism includes a sliding arm disposed between the wing and a fixed frame. The sliding arm is rotatably mounted to the wing or on the frame. A sliding block is disposed in a sliding rail and is coupled to the sliding arm. The sliding rail or the sliding block has means for energy conversion through which mechanical kinetic energy generated by the sliding block is converted into electrical energy to supply at least one electrical component with electric current to at least one of generate a braking torque or drive the sliding block.

Mechanism for influencing the opening and/or closing movement of a wing of a door or window

The drive according to the invention for a wing of a door, a window or the like comprises a housing, a drive shaft supported rotatably in the housing, and a piston that interacts with the drive shaft and is guided slidably in the housing. In addition, the drive comprises energy conversion means interacting with the piston, by which energy from the movement of the piston can be converted to electrical energy, and electrical energy produced in this way can be converted back to mechanical energy, to supply at least one electrical component with electric current, to generate a braking torque and/or to drive the piston, especially to support the closing and/or opening movement.

Drive for a door or window wing

A mechanism for influencing the opening and/or closing movement of a wing of a door, a window or the like comprises a sliding arm disposed between the wing and a fixed frame, being mounted rotatably on one hand on the wing or frame and on the other hand, guided by a sliding block in a sliding rail disposed on the frame or wing. Here, energy conversion means are assigned to the sliding rail and/or the sliding block, through which the kinetic energy of the sliding block can be converted to electrical energy, and electrical energy produced in this way can be converted to mechanical energy, in order to supply at least one electrical component with electric current, to generate a braking torque and/or to drive the sliding arm, at least in sections, especially to support the closing and/or opening movement.

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Korntal-Munchingen, Germany

Benjamin Worner