App Compatible Smart WiFi Mortise Lock Fingerprint Door Lock Camera Video Lock

App Compatible Smart WiFi Mortise Lock Fingerprint Door Lock Camera Video Lock

Fingerprint Door Lock Overview

 
Its auto-lock feature kicks in after a set time, so you’ll never worry about leaving the door unlocked. Customize the delay to match your daily routine. With built-in Wi-Fi, you gain remote control via your phone. Lock or unlock the door, check access logs, and receive alerts from anywhere in the world.

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Application Scenarios

Property managers can use fingerprint locks to manage access to common areas such as laundry rooms, fitness centers, or storage units.
When showing a rental property to potential tenants, the real estate agent can use their fingerprint or a temporary code to enter, without the need for a physical key.
In student housing, fingerprint locks can be used to ensure the safety of students and simplify access management.
For commercial rental spaces, such as office suites or retail stores, fingerprint locks can be customized to meet the specific access needs of tenants and their employees.
If a tenant needs to sublease a portion of the property, the landlord can provide the subtenant with limited-time fingerprint access.

Product Features and Advantages Features

Equipped with an anti-tamper alarm that triggers a loud sound (over 85dB) when someone attempts to force open the lock or disassemble it.
Automatically locks the system for 3 minutes after 5 consecutive failed fingerprint attempts, preventing brute-force attacks.
Supports remote real-time monitoring via a mobile app, allowing users to check door status and access records anytime, anywhere.
Uses AES 256-bit encryption to protect data transmission between the lock and the mobile app, ensuring information security.
Features a built-in door sensor that alerts users via the app if the door is left open for more than a set period (adjustable from 10 seconds to 5 minutes).

Considerations for Use

Enroll fingerprints in a well-lit area to ensure the sensor captures clear, detailed images for accurate recognition.
Have users clean and dry their fingers before enrollment to avoid smudges or moisture affecting template quality.
Enroll each finger 2 - 3 times from slightly different angles to improve recognition success rates.
Avoid enrolling fingerprints of children under 5, as their fingerprints are still developing and may change quickly.
Do not enroll partial fingerprints (e.g., only the tip of the finger); ensure the entire fingerprint area is captured.
Delete and re-enroll fingerprints if a user experiences frequent recognition failures due to changes in their fingerprint (e.g., after an injury).