I have a little project that I'm trying to do: Install remote/key-less locks on my camper shell rear glass door.
Currently the rear glass has a push button cable lock system. I can take that all off, leave the push button on as it has the handle - and fabricate/install any type of keeper on each end that is needed.
Plan on using
two Actuators on each end mounted to the shell and tied into the existing key-less system - no problem there.
The actuators have a 3/4" throw/travel. The plunger is typical plastic with an eyelet to attach a rod to.
So the problem I am having, mental capacity block or something - is that I need some type of cam with an arm on it that will go from say 0 to 45 degrees with only a 3/4 throw of the actuator. The arm would need to be about 1" in length I would guess with enough gumption to withstand someone tugging on the door to find it locked. And then I'd need two of them - one throwing left and on throwing right.
I guess I could fabricate something from idea's - much like to just buy something but my Google skills are batting zero on it.
So - any ideas - thoughts?
Thanks,
Ron