Fingerprint Door Lock | Keyless Lever Handle with Keypad

Fingerprint Door Lock – Keyless Smart Lever Handle with Keypad and Bluetooth App

Dhs. 369.23

Fingerprint Door Lock – Keyless Smart Lever Handle with Keypad and Bluetooth App

This fingerprint door lock is a black lever handle with a fingerprint reader at the pivot and a row of number keys along the lever. It opens three ways according to the supplier: by fingerprint, by passcode, or from a phone app over Bluetooth. The photos also show a separate keyhole plate for a mechanical key. Easy Life Markets sells it in black as one lock set.

It is made for inside doors. The supplier lists it for room doors, wooden doors and offices: a home office, a bedroom, a store room, a rented room in a shared house, a consulting room. In those places it does away with keys that get lost or copied, and lets you give someone access with a code or a fingerprint and take it away again later.

What Is in the Box

1 × alloy combination lock set

That is the supplier's whole packing list. The photos show the handle, a mortise latch, and a round plate with a key cylinder, but the listing does not itemise the parts, the number of keys, the fixings or the batteries. Ask us before ordering if you need the exact contents.

Specifications

Unlocking methods: Fingerprint, passcode and Bluetooth app
Fingerprint sensor: Semiconductor type
Keypad: Keys 1 to 6 with star and hash, as shown in the photos
Connection: Bluetooth
Construction: Split lock, with the handle and the key cylinder on separate plates
Material: Alloy
Power: DC. The variant is labelled USB.
Suitable doors: Room doors, wooden doors, office doors
Colour: Black
Style: Modern

What the Supplier Does Not State

A lock is not something to buy on guesswork, so here are the gaps.

Door thickness and backset. Not stated. These decide whether the lock fits your door. See the checks below and ask us for the figures before ordering.
Handing. The listing does not say whether the lever can be reversed for left and right opening doors.
Batteries. Power is listed as DC and the variant is labelled USB. On locks of this type that usually means internal batteries with a USB port for emergency power, but the supplier does not confirm the battery type or count.
Number of fingerprints and codes. Not stated.
App name. Not stated.
WiFi or remote access away from home. Not listed. The supplier describes Bluetooth, which works at short range.
Security grading, fire rating and weather resistance. None is listed, so we claim none.

Will It Fit Your Door? Checks Before You Buy

Door type. The supplier lists wooden interior doors. Glass, metal and sliding doors need different hardware.
Thickness. Measure the edge of the door. Ask us for the range this lock accepts.
Backset. Measure from the door edge to the centre of the existing handle hole. The new latch has to match or the holes will not line up.
Existing holes. A split lock needs a hole for the handle spindle and a second one for the key cylinder. Compare the photos with your door.
Opening direction. Note whether your door is hinged left or right and ask us whether the lever suits it.

If you are not confident fitting door hardware, use a locksmith or a carpenter. A badly fitted latch is the usual cause of a lock that sticks.

How the Three Unlocking Methods Compare

Fingerprint. The quickest in daily use. The supplier describes a semiconductor sensor with a larger reading area than older optical readers. Wet, very dry or worn fingertips can still fail, so enrol two fingers per person.
Passcode. Useful for visitors and for the days a fingerprint will not read. With six number keys, choose a longer code and avoid obvious ones.
Bluetooth app. Lets you unlock from your phone when you are near the door, and is normally where users are added and removed.

A smart lock depends on power. Keep the mechanical key somewhere outside the room it locks, so a flat battery never leaves you shut out.

Setting It Up

Fit the lock following the supplier's instructions, and check the latch moves freely with the door open before you close it.
Power the lock and set an administrator code or fingerprint first. Change any default code straight away.
Add each user's fingerprint, pressing the finger several times at slightly different angles when asked.
Set passcodes for anyone who needs one.
Install the app named in the instructions and pair the lock over Bluetooth.
Test every method several times with the door open, then with it closed.

Looking After It

Wipe the fingerprint reader with a dry soft cloth. Grease and dust cause most failed reads.
Replace or recharge the power source at the first low-battery warning.
Remove codes and fingerprints of people who no longer need access.
Do not use oil or spray lubricant on the reader or keypad.
Check the fixing screws after the first few weeks and tighten them if the handle has loosened.

Who It Suits

Home workers who want to lock an office, landlords and tenants with individually let rooms, small businesses securing a stock room or records room, and families who want a private room without handing out keys.

Common Questions

Can I use it on a front door? The supplier lists interior room, wooden and office doors, and gives no weather or security rating. We would not recommend it as the only lock on an outside door.

Does it have a key? The photos show a key cylinder on a separate plate. The number of keys supplied is not listed.

Can I unlock it from another city? Only Bluetooth is listed, which is short range.

What if the battery dies? Use the mechanical key. The USB label on the variant suggests an emergency power port, but the supplier does not describe it.

Is it a branded lock? No. It is an unbranded lock from our supplier.