| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Accept |
| Material: | Aluminum Alloy |
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| Product name | Palm vein 3D Face recognition Fingerprint Automatic Push-pull smart lock |
| Material | Zinc Alloy Stainless Steel AluminumAlloy Copper Brass Plastic and Glass |
| Unlock Ways | 3D Face recognition Palm vein recognition Fingerprint recognition App control PasswordTemporary password RF card Mechanical key Moorgen Smart Home system |
| Networking method | WFl(Compatible with Global WiF |
| Lock core level | C-level lock core (C> B > A) penetrates the mortise structure(anti-disassembly, anti-pry, avoids being destroyed), and even if the lockis completely disassembled, the mortise cannot be removed |
| Mortise type | 6068/7068 electronic mortise |
| Mortise Functionality | Safety Detection: Alerts when the dooris not fully closed.Automatic Locking: Prompts lockingafter door closure, locks automatically.Quieter than traditional mechanical locks |
| Safety design | Child lock mode/anti-peeping password/fake face recognition/multi-factor security verification/anti-hijacking unlocking notification |
1. How does a smart door lock work?
Smart door locks use advanced technology to grant access without traditional keys. They can be unlocked via fingerprint recognition, numeric keypad, smartphone app, or even a physical key (as a backup). allowing remote control through a mobile app.
2. Are smart door locks secure?
Yes. High-quality smart locks use encrypted technology to protect against hacking. Features like fingerprint encryption, auto-locking, and tamper alerts enhance security. Many models also include a traditional deadbolt and a backup key option for added safety.
3. What if the battery dies?
Most smart locks have low-battery alerts and can be powered temporarily via USB or AA batteries. A physical key can also be used as a backup to unlock the door manually.
4. Can I use a smart door lock with other home devices?
Yes,allows voice control, automated routines (e.g., locking doors at bedtime), and remote monitoring via security cameras.
5. How long does the battery last?
Battery life varies by model, typically lasting 6-12 months with normal use. Some locks use replaceable batteries, while others require recharging via USB.
6. What if someone steals my phone?
Smart locks require authentication (e.g., fingerprint, PIN, or facial recognition) to access the app. Even if your phone is lost or stolen, unauthorized users cannot unlock the door without your credentials.
7. Are smart door locks suitable for all types of doors?
Most smart locks fit standard residential doors, but compatibility depends on door thickness, material, and existing hardware. Contact customer support to confirm suitability for your specific door.
8. What is the warranty period?
Warranty periods vary by brand, usually ranging from 1-3 years. Some manufacturers offer extended warranties for additional coverage.
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