Now, in terms of the door locks themselves, those are going to be the same regardless of which option is chosen. Ultraloq Smart Lock U-Bolt Pro is a six-in-one deadbolt-style smart lock with a circular keypad and fingerprint reader. More importantly, it’s ANSI Grade 1 certified. Meaning that in addition to featuring an IP67 rating against the weather, it’s rated at a higher strength for commercial use. What’s more, the keypad is designed to be anti-peep, a mechanical key can be used as needed, or it can unlock via a smartphone. Complete with “auto-unlock” and “shake to open” features. As a smart lock, user management, random key generation, shared eKeys, and more are all part of the bundle. Four AA batteries are also included, lasting over a year, according to the company. Now, of course, those could still die unexpectedly. But a MicroUSB port along the bottom — or a key — can be used to quickly regain entry.
What sets the more expensive smart lock apart?
What sets the more expensive smart lock apart?
In terms of why the bundle with a WiFi Bridge is more expensive, that’s an easy question to answer. That bridge is not only absolutely required for remote control from a smartphone. It’s also required for creating and sharing codes. But more importantly, that’s where the smart home integration features enter the equation. ULTRALOQ U-Bolt Pro Smart Door Lock Black Friday Deals
