Say Hello To ADTs New Fingerprint Door Lock
Recognized for leading the way in home security for greater than 150 years, ADT is pleased to provide the latest in smart locking equipment. In partnership with Yale and the Z-Wave Alliance, ADT now offers a fingerprint door lock that integrates seamlessly with your security system. Gaining access to your Scranton home has never been simpler or more secure. Discover how this technology works and design your ADT package with this cutting-edge smart lock.
How Do Locks With Fingerprint Readers Work?
Powered by Z-Wave technology, the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is the latest advancement in smart locks. Through the use of your fingerprint, this modern tool functions with a key you can never lose track of. But that’s not the only method in which this new biometric lock operates. You can also enter your Scranton home [[via|through the following|with the following]:
- Keypad code
- Standard physical key
- Remote control via the ADT+ app
- ADT Trusted Neighbor functionality
For even more convenience, this new lock allows you to disarm your alarm when you unlock your door. All it requires is a touch of your fingertip. What makes this feasible is the new Z-Wave User Credential Command Class, an advancement in wireless communications.
Z-Wave Links Your New Smart Lock With Your Scranton Home Security System
To have your fingerprint open your door and disarm your system, your new lock must connect to your security system. The Z-Wave User Credential Command Class enables this connection and governs how things like biometric data, passwords, and keypad codes are managed and communicated.
Take a look at how this Z-Wave technology helps you:
- Access control: Enables you to establish access levels for a range of users and governs how personal information like fingerprints can operate equipment.
- Automation: This new class functions alongside other Z-Wave standards, letting your devices work seamlessly in a fully automated home.
- Interoperability between brands: The partnership between Yale and ADT is feasible as a result of this shared wireless technology between manufacturers.
- Credential management and encryption: You can create, change, or revoke credentials for Z-wave tools and keep them secure via encrypted data transfers.
Upgrading ADT Trusted Neighbor With Touch Recognition
You might be familiar with ADT’s Trusted Neighbor feature and how it operates with Google Nest surveillance to detect authorized visitors and let them in your Scranton home. You may now use Trusted Neighbor with your biometric door lock. Once you establish permissions via the ADT+ app, your trusted neighbors, friends, and family can access your house with a tap of their finger. You can allow visitors to come in at designated times of day or after certain triggers, like the drop-off of a package.
Open The Door To Better Security With Secure24 Alarm Systems
Entering your home has never been this easy or secure. Call Secure24 Alarm Systems at (570) 217-8895 to discover more about our new fingerprint door lock and bring biometric security to your Scranton home. Our skilled team is standing by to help you tailor a home security package today.