Why use old fashioned keys when you can use newfangled electronic keys ... the process of building a simple RFID-triggered mechanism for their office door. It’s a pretty simple setup that ...

A convenient alternative is an electronic lock ... and a feature that automatically locks the door behind you. It can hold up to 25 unique codes and has the second-highest ANSI security rating.

Aperio® is a quick and simple way to bring any internal door into an access control system. The Aperio® cylinder is available for rubber and metal knobs, and for many door profiles: Euro, Scandinavian ...

[Max] sent us his dorm room RFID controlled lock. While RFID door locks are nothing new, his implementation is very slick. The entire unit is attached with suction cups to a mirror on the inside ...

recognize the vulnerable locks by their distinct design — a round RFID reader featuring a wavy line running through it. If it is a Saflok on their door, guests can verify whether the lock has ...

The access reader – This is installed on or beside the door or the access point, is connected to the electric lock, and acts upon the instructions programmed into it by the administrator. The access ...

With the best smart locks, you can adjust codes, add unique fingerprints for family and friends, and even create passes for service providers such as babysitters, pet sitters and nannies.

For every big brand making electronic gadgets and appliances, smart locks are readily available ... PIN codes, or RFID cards. You can unlock the door by any number of means, including through ...