Door Locks

Door locks are mechanical or electronic devices that are installed on doors to secure them and control access. They are an essential component of home and building security systems, and are used to keep intruders out and prevent unauthorized entry.

There are several types of door locks, including:

• Mechanical locks: traditional locks that use a key to turn a bolt and secure the door. Examples include deadbolts, knob locks, and lever handle locks.
• Electronic locks: locks that use electronic means to control access, such as a keypad, biometric scanner, or card reader.
• Smart locks: locks that can be remotely controlled and managed via a smartphone or tablet.
• Keyless locks: locks that can be unlocked using a code, keycard, or biometric data, without the need for a physical key.

Door locks can be installed on residential and commercial doors, and can vary in terms of security, durability, and cost. Some door locks offer additional features such as keyless entry, remote locking and unlocking, and integration with home security systems. Choosing the right door lock depends on the specific security needs and preferences of the user, and factors such as the type of door, the frequency of use, and the risk of theft or intrusion.