What are the emergency opening methods for smart locks?
Release time：2022.05.13
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Many users will worry about a question-smart locks are a combination of electronics and mechanics, what if there is no electricity? Don't worry! In fact, because there are relevant requirements in the relevant standards, and the smart lock must have an emergency opening method. So, what are the emergency opening methods for smart locks now?
1. Emergency mechanical key.
This is the most common emergency opening method for smart locks at present, and basically most smart locks have this function. When the smart lock is out of power or the electronic part fails, the user can take out the mechanical lock key to unlock the door. Some users may encounter such a problem: because the smart lock is too convenient, they usually do not have the habit of carrying keys to go out.
It is also very simple to solve this problem. We suggest that users can put an emergency mechanical lock in a commonly used bag or car in case of emergency. Even if the mechanical key does not need to be carried, it is inconvenient for users to worry about the battery running out and not being able to go home, because the current smart locks all have emergency charging ports.
2. Emergency charging.
Today, the emergency charging function has become the standard configuration of smart locks, and basically every smart lock is equipped with this function. Under normal circumstances, the emergency charging interface of the smart lock is at the bottom of the front panel. When the power of the smart lock is exhausted, the user can charge the smart lock via mobile power supply in an emergency, and usually open the door and go home in a few minutes.
3. Emergency mechanical password.
The current smart locks uses a mechanical password as an emergency opening method, although there are not many such smart locks, they are actually very practical for users. On the one hand, with this function, there is no need to carry a key to go out. On the other hand, the function is very simple to use, and the experience with electronic passwords There is no difference.
