Fingerprint Electronic Deadbolt Lock with Keypad- Keyless Entry Keypad Smart-Sliding Door Smart Lock

Fingerprint Electronic Deadbolt Lock with Keypad- Keyless Entry Keypad Smart-Sliding Door Smart Lock

Model No.: KB170 

A fingerprint glass door lock, also known as a biometric glass door lock, is a type of electronic door lock that uses biometric technology to grant access to a building or room. Unlike traditional door locks that require keys or PIN codes, fingerprint glass door locks rely on the unique biometric characteristics of an individual's fingerprint to unlock the door.

Here's how a fingerprint glass door lock typically works:

Enrollment: Users who are authorized to access the locked area must first enroll their fingerprints into the lock's memory. During this process, the lock records and stores the unique fingerprint patterns of each user.

Fingerprint recognition: To gain access, an enrolled user simply places their fingertip on a designated fingerprint scanner or sensor on the glass door. The lock's biometric sensor then scans the fingerprint and compares it to the stored templates to verify the user's identity.

Access granted: If the fingerprint matches an enrolled user's stored data, the door lock will disengage, allowing the user to enter. If there is no match, the door remains locked.

Additional features: Many fingerprint glass door locks offer additional features, such as the ability to grant temporary access to guests or employees, log entry and exit times, and integrate with other security systems.

These locks are often used in both residential and commercial settings where security and convenience are paramount. They provide several advantages, including eliminating the need for physical keys, reducing the risk of unauthorized access through stolen or duplicated keys, and enhancing security through biometric verification. Additionally, they can be integrated into smart home or building automation systems for remote monitoring and control.

It's worth noting that while fingerprint glass door locks are generally secure and convenient, they are not immune to potential vulnerabilities, such as spoofing attempts using fake fingerprints. Therefore, it's important to choose a high-quality and reputable product and consider additional security measures when necessary.