Electronic Door Lock

Electronic door locks are keyless systems that use various authentication methods like PIN codes, biometrics, smartphones, or RFID cards to grant access to a home or building. These locks can be standalone or integrated into a smart home system, offering enhanced convenience, security, and control.

Types of Electronic Door Locks:

Keypad Locks:

• Access is granted by entering a PIN code on a numeric keypad.
• Ideal for homes, offices, and Airbnb properties, where multiple users can have unique codes.
• Example: Schlage Encode, Yale Assure Lock.

Smartphone-Enabled Locks:

• Controlled via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Z-Wave, allowing you to lock/unlock doors from your smartphone.
• You can grant remote access to guests or family members and receive notifications when the door is opened.
• Example: August Smart Lock, Kwikset Halo.

Biometric Locks:

• These locks use fingerprint scanning or facial recognition for access.
• Offers a high level of security, as it requires unique biometric data.
• Example: Samsung SHS-P718, Ultraloq UL3 BT.

RFID Card or Key Fob Locks:

• Users unlock the door by tapping an RFID card or key fob against the lock reader.
• Often used in hotels, offices, and apartment complexes.
• Example: Kwikset Kevo, Yale Real Living RFID.

Smart Locks with Voice Assistant Integration:

• Can be integrated with voice assistants like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit.
• Allows you to lock/unlock doors using voice commands, or integrate them into automation routines (e.g., locking the door when you leave).
• Example: August Wi-Fi Smart Lock, Schlage Sense.