Functions of electronic locks

Electronic locks are door lock systems that use electronic technology to achieve unlocking and locking functions. Its functions include but are not limited to:

Password unlocking: Users can use a preset password to unlock the electronic lock.

Card unlocking: Users can use a magnetic card or RFID card to unlock the electronic lock.

Fingerprint unlocking: Some electronic locks are also equipped with fingerprint recognition functions, and users can use fingerprints to unlock the electronic lock.

Remote control: Some electronic locks support remote control function, and users can remotely unlock and lock through mobile phones or other devices.

Recording function: Electronic locks can record each unlocking operation, which helps to monitor and manage the use of door locks.

Alarm function: Some electronic locks also have alarm functions, such as too many wrong passwords, illegal unlocking, etc., which will trigger an alarm.

Anti-pry design: The structural design of the electronic lock can prevent the use of ordinary prying tools and improve security.