Keyless Smart Locks and entry systems utilize a variety of locks, which can be activated in various manners. Although keyless entry systems are primarily used for business environments, keyless locks are also available to consumers for residential use.
Dead Bolt locks which do not require a key work with the keypad and security code. They are commonly used as door locks for both residential and commercial buildings. Paragon offers many types of deadbolt locks, including mortise and cylindrical locks. What’s the difference? Mortise locks are a part of the door lock and cylindrical locks are installed by being cut into the door. Both have cylinders which fit into the door rim to prevent it from opening.
Paragon is at the forefront of technical innovation for keyless smart locks and access control as an authorized dealer and installer for the new Schlage NDE, LE and Control wireless locking system. This innovative lock system had benefits for both the end user as well as commercial and residential building managers looking to mitigate costs with enhancing the security experience of their clients. Combined with a comprehensive access control system, these wireless keyless smart locks provide a complete security solution.
Dead Bolt locks which do not require a key work with the keypad and security code. They are commonly used as door locks for both residential and commercial buildings. Paragon offers many types of deadbolt locks, including mortise and cylindrical locks. What’s the difference? Mortise locks are a part of the door lock and cylindrical locks are installed by being cut into the door. Both have cylinders which fit into the door rim to prevent it from opening.
In addition to these locks, there are three primary types of keyless lock systems: biometric recognition, digital keypads, and remote controlled burn fob-activated locks.
Biometric door locks contain a scanner to identify a person by their fingerprint, retina, or hand shape. The lock releases if the scan matches access data.
Digital Keypad locks have analpha-numeric button or screen lock where people will enter codes to gain access to a door or part of the building. Security codes can be maintained by the user, or in commercial settings they are generally given out with specific access or restrictions.
Keyfob activated locks are small token or device that has been programmed to allow access to a building or door. When the token is near lock or the button is pressed, the door lock is released. Key fobs can be used as a stand-alone unit to gain entry into a building, or it can be incorporated into a building-wide system, where access can be permitted or restricted at certain points.
Paragon carries the highest quality brands for all keyless locks. We hold every interaction with every customer to the highest standard. We are extremely proud of our repeat business and utmost level of customer satisfaction. Contact us if you are considering a wireless keyless locking system.
