Unlock Your K-Drama Fantasy With These Smart Door Locks

If you’re an avid viewer of Korean dramas, you might have noticed how most characters stand outside their front door without a key in hand. Most of the time, they enter a code on a keypad attached to the door and voila! The door magically opens.

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Electronic locks have been popular as of late. You would need a code—or in more advanced models, biometrics such as your fingerprint—to unlock the door. It’s a great option for those who often misplace keys, and you can change the code as you please.

Various types of locking mechanisms include rim locks and push-pull or lever mortise locks, among others. Before making a purchase, it’s best to consult with a professional so that you get a lock that can be properly installed on your door.

Since this is an electronic device, the door lock would require a power source, which is usually in the form of batteries while some offer rechargeable ones. Most of these electronic locks also come with mechanical keys as override, which comes in handy in case of emergencies.

5 electronic door locks you can consider for your home:

Hafele Digital Door Lock DL7000

Php14,255, Hafele

 

 

This digital mortise lock from Hafele has an all-black, glossy finish and it can accommodate up to 50 key cards and passcodes as long as 16 digits. It comes with an OLED display screen, a low-battery power alert, and intrusion warning function. Should power runs out, you can connect a 5V power supply via its micro USB port.

Epic ES-F9000K

Php16,000, Larx Trading

 

 

Epic’s door lock lets you secure your home with fingerprints, PIN code, RFID card and tags, and a mechanical key. It has a dual-mode security feature so that you can activate both fingerprint and PIN code or smart key input.

For added security when it comes to code or fingerprint input, the Multi-Touch Feature removes traces of fingerprint patterns on the pad, while the Random Number Feature prompts you to enter random numbers before or after entering your actual code.

Samsung SHP-DP738

Php30,000, Larx Trading

 

 

This electronic lock from Samsung is a looker with its rose finish and seamless design. It has a push-pull handle that allows you to enter with ease. You can register up to 100 fingerprints with this lock or use a PIN code that can be as long as 4 to 12 digits.

You can even unlock your door with your smartphone! For added security, you can enable double verification by activating both fingerprint scanning and PIN code. Each lock comes with two mechanical keys as backup.

Yale Digital Doorlock Bluetooth and Biometric Mortise YDM7116

Php28,999, Yale Shopee Mall

 

 

Yale’s digital mortise door lock features various access modes such as an RFID card, PIN code, fingerprint, and mechanical key. You can also remotely open the lock wherever you are, just as long as you have an Internet connection. Aside from a low-battery alarm and an emergency power supply terminal, it has a Lock Out Feature where a three-minute lockout will be activated after five unsuccessful tries.

Philips Easykey 9300-5HBGS Push-Pull Door Lock

Price available upon request, My Smart Home

 

 

This sleek push-pull door lock from Philips offers various ways of unlocking, including fingerprint, PIN code, key tag, Bluetooth, and remote unlocking as well as a mechanical key. It also comes with a slew of alerts for added peace of mind, like a low battery voltage alert, anti-prying alert, and outside-force lock alert, among others. Plus, it has a scratch-resistant screen!

This story originally appeared on Spot.ph. *Minor edits have been made by the Smart Parenting editors.

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