Manufacturer of smart home security entry systems, including electronic keypads, fingerprint deadbolts, and smart padlocks.
Locks specializes in modern residential security solutions, focusing on keyless entry technology. The brand offers a variety of smart locking mechanisms designed to replace traditional deadbolts, providing users with convenient access methods such as biometric fingerprint scanning, numeric keypads, and mobile app integration. Popular models like the D2 and Q106e Smart Lock feature user-friendly interfaces, allowing homeowners to manage access codes, monitor entry logs, and enable features like auto-locking and normally open modes.
Designed for DIY installation, Locks products typically fit standard door preparations and include essential backup options like mechanical keys and emergency power ports. These smart locks often utilize common smart home protocols, ensuring compatibility with widely used mobile applications for remote management and setup.
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To restore factory settings, generally enter the local menu program by verifying the administrator password. Select the initialization option (often by pressing '8' followed by the confirm key) to delete all user data and reset the device.
When the low battery alarm sounds, replace the batteries immediately. Most models require four AA batteries. Ensure you insert them with the correct polarity (+/-). Some models also feature emergency USB power ports for temporary access if the batteries die completely.
Yes, most Locks smart deadbolts include a backup mechanical key cylinder. It is recommended to keep the mechanical keys in a secure location outside your home to prevent being locked out in case of electronic failure.
Enter the administrator menu on the lock (usually by holding the Back key and verifying admin credentials). Follow the voice prompts to select 'Add User' (often option '1'), then choose between adding a password or fingerprint entry.