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Models
- ZNW2110 Smart Deadbolt LockFingerprint, keypad, card, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- F150 Smart Deadbolt LockFingerprint, keypad, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- ZX2031 Smart Deadbolt LockFingerprint, keypad, card, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- B005 Smart Mortise Door LockFingerprint, keypad, card, key · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- F155 Smart Mortise Door LockFingerprint, keypad, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- ZX2021 Smart Mortise Door LockCard, keypad, key, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- LA004 Smart Door Handle LockFingerprint, keypad, app · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 30 sets
- HR12 Hotel Card LockRFID card, keypad, mechanical key · Hotel management software · MOQ 30 sets
- KEY9021 Fingerprint PadlockFingerprint · No app required · MOQ 1 carton (20 pcs)
- F01 Fingerprint PadlockFingerprint, key backup · No app required · MOQ 1 carton (20 pcs)
- CJ001 App PadlockApp, fingerprint, key backup · Tuya or TTLock · MOQ 1 carton (20 pcs)
- F15 App Fingerprint PadlockApp active unlock, fingerprint · TTLock or Tuya Bluetooth · MOQ 1 carton (20 pcs)
Categories
- Smart Deadbolt LocksApartment operators, rental managers, distributors and retrofit projects
- Smart Mortise Door LocksProject contractors, door manufacturers, hotel projects and distributors
- Smart Door HandlesDistributors, apartment projects, offices and retrofit resellers
- Hotel & Glass Door LocksHotel and serviced apartment projects, integrators and security contractors
- Fingerprint PadlocksGym and locker operators, warehouse and yard sites, e-commerce and retail brands
- Tuya & TTLock PadlocksWholesalers, rental and facility operators, smart home integrators
- Luggage & TSA Smart LocksTravel goods brands, e-commerce sellers, retail chains and importers
- Gateways & AccessoriesIntegrators, project contractors, distributors and hotel operators
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- OEM & ODMPrivate label: logo, colour box, manual and carton marking
- CustomizationMarking, packaging, non-standard bodies and keying
- CooperationSupply terms, MOQ, payment, delivery and after-sales
- Why Choose UsTen buyer concerns and what we do about each one
- Buyer GuideGuides by buyer type, plus a printable purchasing checklist
- Seven ConcernsThe seven worries before a first order, answered with conditions
- Case StudiesDesensitised project experience
- Buyer FAQEighteen questions buyers ask before the first order
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Guides
- Case Study: Holding a Padlock Programme When a Rival Undercut Our CostA rival quoted below our landed cost. The order was held by adding delivery certainty instead of cutting the price.
- Case Study: From an App Complaint to a Non-Standard Mortise ProjectActive unlock was the real problem, not the price. Fixing it opened a larger project.
- Case Study: A Very Small First Order That Became a Bulk ContractThe first order was small enough that a mistake would not hurt. It was handled as if it were the bulk order.
- Tuya vs TTLock: Which Smart Lock Ecosystem Should You Sell?Both ecosystems work. They suit different buyers, and choosing wrongly costs a lot of after-sales time.
- Active Unlock vs Request-Based Unlock in Smart LocksThe single most expensive misunderstanding in app-connected locks, and how to avoid it.
- Choosing a Mortise Body and Door Thickness for a Smart LockThe four measurements that decide whether a smart door lock order works.
- IP65 vs IP67: Choosing a Waterproof Smart PadlockThe rating protects the electronics, but it does not cover everything buyers assume it covers.
- Smart Lock Battery Life: What Actually Drains ItBattery drain is the second most expensive smart lock complaint after app behaviour.
- Fingerprint Padlocks vs Keyed Padlocks for Shared FacilitiesThe purchase price is not the deciding number. The key-cutting and lost-key cost is.
- How to Place a First Smart Lock Order Without Wasting a QuarterThe sequence that turns a first order into a repeat programme.
- How to Measure a Door for a Smart Lock: A Photo GuideFive photos and three numbers are usually enough to confirm the fit.
- OEM Packaging for Smart Locks: From Artwork to Sealed CartonThe packaging is the part buyers underestimate, and the part that cannot be changed once it is printed.
- Deadbolt or Mortise Lock: Which One Fits the DoorThe door decides which body you need. Bore prep, backset and thickness sort it in five minutes.
- Using a Smart Lock Installation Template and Cut-Out DrawingWhat the template contains, how to read it against the door, and why the joiner should see it before drilling.
- Gateway Range and Bluetooth Distance for Smart LocksBluetooth reaches the phone in your hand. A gateway is what lets you manage the lock from somewhere else.
- Fingerprint Sensor Technology in Smart LocksA capacitive sensor reads ridges and valleys, then checks that a live finger is present. Both matter.
- Anti-Peep and Temporary Passwords on Smart LocksA scrambled code stops someone reading your PIN over your shoulder. Temporary codes stop you handing out a real one.
- BLE and Wi-Fi in Smart Locks: What Each One DoesBluetooth opens the door in your hand. Wi-Fi is what lets you manage it from somewhere else.
- IP67 Explained for Smart Padlocks and LocksIP67 is two separate ratings. It covers dust fully, and immersion briefly - not a high-pressure wash.
- Materials and Finishes for Smart LocksThe body, the shackle, the panel and the cylinder are usually four different materials, chosen for different reasons.
- How a Hotel Lock Card System Fits TogetherA hotel lock is a system of locks, cards, an encoder and software. It has to arrive as one delivery.
- How to Evaluate a Smart Lock Supplier: Nine QuestionsNine questions, asked in this order, tell you more than any catalogue or price list.
- Landed Cost for Smart Locks: EXW to DDPThe unit price is not the cost. Five terms put the boundary in five different places.
- MOQ and How to Phase a First Smart Lock OrderThe product minimum is rarely the real minimum. Packaging and print runs usually set the floor.
- How to Evaluate a Smart Lock Sample Before BulkA sample on a desk proves the box arrived. A sample on a door proves the product.
- Confirming Door Fit Before ProductionFit is decided by four measurements and one photograph. Confirm them before production, not after delivery.
- What You Receive Before the Goods ShipSix things arrive before the container does. Each one is a chance to catch a problem while it is still cheap.
- Working With Distributors and WholesalersA distributor's second order is the one that matters, and it depends on what the first order recorded.
- Working With Project Contractors on Smart LocksA project is read from the door schedule and the programme, not from a catalogue.
- Working With Smart Home IntegratorsIntegrators order more often than any other buyer group, and the version is what ends a relationship.
- Working With Hotel and Serviced Apartment ProjectsA hospitality project is a system delivery. The opening date decides the sequence, not the order date.
- Working With Door Manufacturers on Smart LocksFor a door maker the lock is a component. It has to fit a hole that already exists and arrive in a form the line can use.
- Compliance Documents for Smart Lock ProjectsCompliance is market by market. A CE mark does not answer a question asked in another jurisdiction.
- Smart Lock Warranty and How a Claim RunsA claim is answered with a cause before it is answered with a remedy, and batch records are what make that possible.
- Standardising Smart Lock Specs Across ProjectsSix recorded values turn a repeat order into a repeat, and turn a supplier change into a comparison.
- Installing and Commissioning a Smart LockSeven steps to fit it, six to commission it, and five things to check every year after that.
- Smart Lock After-Sales: Response, Claims and SparesA claim is answered with a cause and a remedy. What matters is how fast, and whether parts follow.
- Comparing Smart Lock Suppliers on the Same BasisTwo quotations are only comparable when they are on the same specification, the same trade term and the same quantity.
- Smart Lock Market Trends Buyers Should KnowThe category is growing, but the growth is unevenly distributed across product types and buyer groups.