Biolock 426 Biometric Fingerprint Entry Door Lock, Matte Black with Black Accent

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 7.9 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
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ASIN: B004FSF42C
Item model number: 426

By : BIOLOCK
List Price : ~~$249.00~~
Price : $248.99
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer
Biolock 426 fingerprint manage lock is developed for unsurpassed security, style, keyless and ease of use. Automatic locking, never ever leave your door unlocked once more. The lock will check your fingerprint automatically. You also can delete user individually. Two fail-secure backups are built into the fingerprint lock in case the batteries fail. You can use a regular crucial or merely touch a 9V battery to the two terminals beneath the lock to produce interim power. You can even unlock the lock with a remote manage from inside, no need to open the door oneself when you have a visitor. The lock technique is exceptional for the residential property or commercial workplace.
If you are looking for an easy way to present added security to you house or home business, give consideration to using the BIOLOCK Fingerprint Door Lock. The BIOLOCK eliminates the want for keys, so there is no way more fumbling around in the dark when you are attempting to get in

Technical Details

500 DPI High resolution optical fingerprint sensor
Register up to 99 users
Reversible handle
Simple LED programming
Emergency access with backup key or 9 volt battery port

Customer Reviews

I bought 4 about 2 years ago. 1 stopped working a few months after I installed it. 1 stopped and worked again the next day. 1 seems to be on it's last leg. 1 is OK. I didn't have much luck getting BIOLOCK to support their product when I called them about the problems I was having. I will not be buying another one from them. AMEX refunded my money on the broken one. I'm now out of warrantee with them too, so if and when the others break, I'm SOL.
Although the fingerprint lock concept is nice, because of the moving mechanisms, it increases your chances of parts breaking. I have physical latches on every door except for 1. I have this lock on it. It worry everytime I use this lock/door 'cause of the poor history of the other 3. If it fails when I'm outside the house, I gotta literally break down a door to get back in. I'm in the process of switching, at least this one, over to a manual mechanical combo lock. Good ones run $350-$400 a piece, so I'll have to take my time doing this.