What is the difference between a mortise and a latch?
A mortise includes a latch and a deadbolt, providing added security. On the other hand, a latch comes only with the latch mechanism. It's worth noting that our latch-only lock options feature a dead-latch, making them more secure than a regular latch. |
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How does the mortise locking mechanism work in SDL smart door locks?
Our SDL range mortise locks are enhanced by a thoughtful power-saving mechanism: With our SDL smart door locks, unlocking your door is a breeze. Simply input your preferred method - be it a passcode, fingerprint, or fob - and pull down the handle. ...I have a door with a screen door in front. What type of lock should I choose?
When selecting a smart door lock for a door with a security screen door, it's crucial to measure the gap between the two doors. This gap will determine which type of lock is most suitable for your specific setup. For doors with tight gaps between ...Is there an option to use a key for override, since I can't see a keyhole in the images?
Yes, a mechanical key can be used for override. The location of the keyhole varies depending on the model. In certain models, it's discreetly placed on the bottom of the front panel. For other models, the keyhole is strategically located on the front ...Can the other locks and deadbolts operate together like the Ultraloq?
Yes, our mortise locks (SDL-H2, SDL-S1, SDL-SS1, and SDL-S2) offer synchronized operation. By simply pulling up the handle, the deadbolt protracts, and the door locks (when the auto-lock is turned on).What is the difference between the Smart DL 5 in 1 Slim and the SDL-S1 Smart Slim 5 in 1?
The SDL-S1 Smart Slim 5 in 1 is a newer model with a slightly more modern look. It has a larger user capacity of 200 fingerprints, 200 cards and 150 codes (as opposed to about 120 fingerprints, 100 cards and 100 codes) and can be easily retrofitted ...