Fingerprint Smart Door Lock Wifi Connectivity – 5 ways to unlock ( Open Never used)
5 WAYS TO UNLOCK
Smart Wifi Door Lock can be unlocked by Fingerprint + APP + Mechanical key + Password + RFID card, you can grant unlocked password to your family or friend, which can be set to one-time, permanent, specific dates or periods, Never ever worry about being locked outside, Super convenience
HIGH SECURITY
The lock is made of Zinc Alloy, anti-Collision, anti-Fake-finger, anti-Technical-Unlocking, anti-theft, anti-pry, Sturdy and reliable mechanical and electronic engineered features Make sure maximum security for you
EASY TO INSTALL&WEATHERPROOF
Only spend several minutes replacing the existing deadbolt latch with a Phillips screw, You can install this intelligent lock either indoors or outdoors at home, hotel, office, etc. Because it is designed to fit any door with a thickness of 38- 110mm and a temperature range from 2°F to 132°F, work in most weather conditions
STRONG APP FEATURES
The APP enables you to unlock the door via your phone. Add or delete users any time you want, You can get Log Record that who’s entered and exactly when they did from your phone. Grant access for specific dates or periods
POWER-SAVING and CHARGING
The lock is powered by 4 pcs batteries which can be lasted for 1 year, Don’t need to worry about no power even if you forget to replace the dead battery when the battery runs out, because you can charge the lock through an emergency charging port.
Features:
You can view the unlocking record through the APP, and understand the use of the door lock in time.
Support fingerprints, IC cards, passwords, mechanical keys, mobile APP to unlock, a variety of opening modes are available.
The addition and deletion of fingerprints and passwords are managed based on the unlock number. Intelligent voice navigation, human computer interaction, humanized operation.
When you forget to replace the battery and cannot open the door, the USB emergency power supply can help you.
Virtual password designed, you can add multiple wrong passwords before after entering the correct password, and then press to confirm the lock. (The anti peep function supports entering up to 16 digits.)
Prevent others from peeking at the password, self checking at startup, intelligent identification, quick selection, such as fingerprint plus password or card plus password, etc.
The door lock module is waterproof, moisture proof, and mildew proof. After high and low-temperature tests, it is resistant to vibration and aging and adapts to harsh environments.
Specification:
- Condition: 100% Brand New
- Item Type: Smart Door Lock
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Power Supply: 4.5V-6V, 4 x AAA dry batteries (not included)
- Typical Quiescent Current: & 50 microamperes (battery life can exceed one year)
- Working Current: & 250MA (Strong Driving Ability)
- Number Of Administrators: 9 Groups
- Resolution: 500DPI
- Rejection Rate: less then 0.1%
- Error Rate: less then 0.0001%
- Card Type: 13.56MHz, IC Card
- Emergency Power Supply: 5VDC
- Password Length: 6-8 Digits
- Virtual Password: 16 Digits
- Low Voltage Alarm Voltage: 4.5±0.2V
- Unlocking Time: less then 1S
- Working Temperature: -10°C-60°C
- Relative Humidity: 20%-93%
Package List:
Front Lock Plate
Rear Lock Plate
Double Bolts Lock Skeleton
Lock Box
Lock Buckle
Screw Pack
Opening Diagram
Manual
2 x Mechanical Keys
2 x Access Cards
1 Pack of Installation Accessories
BRAND NEW
6 MONTHS WARRANTY
STOCK IN AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN SELLER
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