RFID Digital Door Lock
September 30, 2007 by Truman
This Gadget puts a whole new spin on "easy." All you have to do is simply walk up to your digitally locked door, tap your card or key fob on the unit, and open your door. Not to sound like a droning infomerical, but it really is that easy. Who ever liked inserting, turning, and pulling out, anyway? (Yes, I am talking about standard door locks and keyes.) Well, say goodbye to manual, it's all about digital now. Oh, and say goodbye to lock pickers too; there is no keyhole for those hoodlums to access. Forgot your key card or key fob? Just type in your pin number on the keypad. You can change your pin number as you please, so you never have to be worried that someone saw you type it in.
Also, the unit comes with a built in alarm system that will sound if the lock is exposed to excessive force.
Here are the important specs: - Comes with 8 RFID Smart Keys (4 cards, 2 fobs, 2 tags)
- Auto/manual lock modes
- External forced lock mode prevents unauthorized opening through mail slot or window
- Burglar alarm
- Smart Keys can be re-registered if one or more is lost or stolen
- Takes 4 AA batteries (included)
- External contacts for a 9-volt battery (in case AA batteries are completely drained)
- Includes mounting hardware, screws
- Dimensions: 5.75" x 2.7" x 1" (Outside component)
- Dimensions: 6" x 3.9" x 1.5" (Inside component)
- Installation guide
- Please Note: this lock needs be mounted such that it will not be exposed to rain/snow
If you are the techie type who wants a new, digitized security system, then the RFID Digital Door Lock is for you. At $300, the lock system is pretty pricey, but you pay for what you get, because unless you have a Kevin Mitnick type on your hands, the burglar ain't getting in.
[Source: Think Geek]
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