Kievgid

Tired of always having to fumble with a large keyring every time you go to open a door? Wouldn’t it be nice if you didn’t have to lock your home or business? Not locking your doors is certainly an option, but a safer and smarter option for those tired of bulky key rings are keyless locks. What is a keyless lock you say? They are, simply put, locks that can be installed on any door, that do not require keys.

There are two different types of keyless locks: fingerprint locks and combination locks. Both provide the excellent advantage of not requiring keys, and of being even safer and harder to break through than traditional locks.

Keyless locks provide a number of advantages associated with not requiring keys. If there is no key, there is no losing the key, having it stolen and copied, and no having the lock picked. Both fingerprint locks and combination locks provide these advantages, but work in different ways. Combination locks have a small keypad, and owners must use a code to gain entry. They are similar to the locks you see on dorm room doors, except that the combination locks you would put on your home should be a higher quality. In addition, you can get combination locks that have a key override, just in case you ever forget the code.

Fingerprint door locks work by sensing fingerprints. Owners gain entry to their homes, businesses or enclosed outdoor gardens by placing their finger or thumb on a pad that senses their fingerprint. When the fingerprint is verified as belonging to the owner, the door opens. Fingerprint locks allow more than one user to be scanned into the system, so that more than one person can open the door, and users can easily be deleted from the system if they no longer require entrance into the building.

This is an ideal solution for families with school aged children who come home from school a few hours before the parents get off work. Children can still get in the home, without parents having to worry about lost keys.

No matter what type of keyless lock you choose, fingerprint door locks or combination door locks, you are making a smart decision. With the economy facing a recession, now is the time to purchase a fingerprint lock or combination lock, as theft crimes are sure to rise. Installing one now will give you piece of mind during these hard times, and for years to come.