Fingerprint Broken Bridge Aluminum Waterproof Smart Fingerprint Door Lock for Sliding Door and Swing Door

Fingerprint Broken Bridge Aluminum Waterproof Smart Fingerprint Door Lock for Sliding Door and Swing Door
Fingerprint Door Lock Overview

Battery life lasts for months on a single charge, with low-battery warnings sent to your phone. A USB port allows emergency power if needed. The fingerprint scanner works in all lighting conditions, including total darkness. It uses 3D recognition to prevent spoofing with fake fingerprints.

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Application Scenarios

Employees can enter the building quickly and efficiently with a fingerprint scan, reducing wait times at security checkpoints.
Employers can manage employee access rights easily. New hires can be added to the system, and terminated employees' access can be revoked immediately.
In high-security areas of an office, such as server rooms or executive suites, fingerprint locks can provide an extra layer of protection.
For businesses that operate outside of normal office hours, employees with approved access can enter the building at any time using their fingerprints.
During office renovations or maintenance, contractors can be given temporary fingerprint access to the work area.

Product Features and Advantages Features

Supports temporary access codes that can be set to expire after a specific time, ideal for housekeepers, guests, or contractors.
Allows users to set access schedules for specific fingerprints, restricting entry to certain days and times (e.g., 9 AM - 5 PM for a nanny).
Equipped with a built-in alarm that sounds when the door is opened unexpectedly, such as during a break-in attempt.
Supports integration with home security systems, triggering cameras or other alarms when the lock is activated.
The lock body is made of high-strength zinc alloy, resistant to prying, drilling, and impact, providing physical security.

Considerations for Use
 

Limit the number of enrolled fingerprints to the lock’s maximum capacity (usually 50 - 100) to avoid system lag.
Enroll both index fingers for primary users to provide a backup option if one finger is wet or injured.
Instruct users to place their finger flat on the sensor during enrollment, applying light, consistent pressure.
Avoid enrolling fingerprints when the user’s hands are cold, as cold fingers may temporarily alter fingerprint patterns.
Do not share admin access to the fingerprint enrollment function with unauthorized users.