Electronic Keypad Lock
An Electronic Keypad Lock is a type of door lock that operates digitally, eliminating the need for traditional physical keys. It features a keypad where users input a code to unlock the door, hence offering keyless entry. There are two main types of Electronic Keypad Locks: individual locks and those integrated into larger security systems.
Individual locks function as standalone units, housing all necessary hardware and controls within a single device. In contrast, locks integrated into larger systems draw power from the facility's electrical supply.
Regardless of their type, Electronic Keypad Locks operate by requiring a small electrical current to release the lock bolt once the correct code is entered into the keypad. This mechanism provides secure and convenient access control to various entry points.
Individual locks function as standalone units, housing all necessary hardware and controls within a single device. In contrast, locks integrated into larger systems draw power from the facility's electrical supply.
Regardless of their type, Electronic Keypad Locks operate by requiring a small electrical current to release the lock bolt once the correct code is entered into the keypad. This mechanism provides secure and convenient access control to various entry points.
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