Electric Door Knob Keyless-Entry Digital Fingerprint Smart Door
Lock with Code Passcode
Smart Door Lock Overview
Our ODM smart lock system features 3-point locking for maximum
residential security. The anti-pick cylinder and drill-resistant
plates meet ANSI Grade 1 standards. Customize the exterior design
while keeping our proven security mechanism.
Parameters Table and Details
| Parameter | Description |
|---|
| Door Type | Wood door, Steel door, Stainless Steel door, Aluminum door, Brass
door |
| Material | Aluminum alloy, tempered glass |
| Power Supply | 4 x AA Batteries |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wifi |
| Fingerprint Capacity | 200pcs |
| Warranty | 1Years |
| Color | Black |
| Door Thickness | 38-55mm |
| Unlock Way | APP +Fingerprint + Password + Card + Key |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
Application Scenarios
Upgrade your workplace security with centralized access control for
all entry points. Employees can use personalized PINs while
administrators track all comings and goings. The commercial-grade
mechanism handles hundreds of daily operations without wear.
Smart Door Lock Features
Temporary access codes with customizable expiration
Remote access granting via smartphone app
Bluetooth proximity auto-unlock
NFC card/tag compatibility
Voice command integration (Alexa/Google/Siri)
Advantages (Compared to Traditional Locks):
Convenience: Eliminates the need to carry keys, avoiding the hassle
of lost or forgotten keys.
Remote Management: Enables remote control of the lock even when
away from home.
Flexible Authorization: Grants temporary access to family, friends,
or guests without duplicating keys.
Enhanced Security: Traditional locks are vulnerable to picking or
key duplication, while Bluetooth locks feature anti-pry alarms and
encryption.
Considerations for Use
When registering fingerprints, ensure that the fingers are clean
and dry for accurate enrollment. Register multiple fingerprints for
each user, especially from different angles, to improve recognition
accuracy.
Set strong and unique access codes. Avoid using easily guessable
numbers like birthdays or consecutive digits. Change the access
codes regularly for enhanced security.
