Smart Door Locks

A fully charged battery will on average, last approximately three months, depending on family structure and frequency of use. When the battery runs low, it will sound an alarm, alerting you to connect it to the charger (supplied with the original package), or to the optional wireless charger, until fully charged – about four hours.

Yes. ENTR™ will continue to function without interference during charging.

No. The ENTR™ uses a different voltage than standard mobile phone chargers. Switching between chargers might harm the ENTR™unit or conversely, the device you are trying to charge.

A virtual key is actually a permission saved in an encrypted format to a user's smartphone app and in your ENTR™ lock.

No. ENTR™'s app uses Bluetooth to communicate with the door unit, eliminating the need for an active network.

Every ENTR™ system has an administrator, generally one of the homeowners. The administrator can create and distribute virtual keys for other users with his/her smartphone app. The app creates an encrypted virtual key on the administrator's smartphone and the lock itself using a unique verification process. This allows the administrator to distribute virtual keys and turn them off whenever necessary.

Simply download the app to your new smartphone, and then with the initial code you first defined, you’ll be able to transfer permissions to your new smartphone and cancel the old smartphone’s app.

Yes, if they have a compatible smartphone. The smartphone app can be downloaded for free from the App Store or Google Play. With the administrator’s permission, the user can then operate ENTR™ based on the scheduled authorizations.

Apple: 4S, 5, 5S, 6, 6+ with iOS 7 or higher.

Samsung: Galaxy 4S, 5S, 6S (all models); NOTE 3, NOTE4 with Android 4.3 and higher.

Naxos: 4 and 5 with Android 4.3 and higher.

LG: G2, G3 and G4 with Android 4.3 and higher.

No. Currently, the ENTR™ application only supports Android and iOS phones.

No. To ensure security, each Remote Control is specific to each ENTR™ smart lock system and can only operate it’s designated door unit.

The ENTR™ lock can be retro-fitted to most of available door types with ease. There’s no need to make any changes to your existing door or provide wiring for a power supply. Simply remove your existing cylinder and replace with ENTR™.  

Yes, as the cylinder length should fit the door’s thickness. Pay attention to the shape of the escutcheons, which might require a longer cylinder dimension if it isn't flat.

The internal lengths start from 35mm and go up from there in 5 mm increments. External dimension are the same as a normal mechanical cylinder. For specific details, please contact your local dealer.

Yes. Please consult your local dealer regarding keyed alike or whatever your preferred combination is for the mechanical cylinder.

ENTR™ is suitable for external doors, as long as the electronic part of the door unit faces an interior. The door code/fingerprint modules are suitable for outdoor use, and can be mounted on the outer wall.

Yes, as long as the cylinder type is a Euro profile.

20. ENTR™ supports up to 20 different Remote Control units, 20 app users and 20 Fingerprint users all at the same time.

Only a master user can access the settings menu by using their personal code or fingerprint.

Press the asterisk (*) for 3 seconds. The unit will then go into standby mode.

No, every door unit can only be paired either with a Fingerprint reader or a Touchpad reader – not both at the same time.

User data (names, fingerprints and codes) are stored within the reader’s memory and are not erased when taking out the batteries. After replacing the batteries, only the date and time will need to be reset.

Press “5” to wake the unit up. Then press “1” followed by “#”.

All user information is securely stored by the Fingerprint reader. You just need to pair the door unit and the Fingerprint reader.

Only a master code can initiate a “factory reset”. To do that, go to settings mode, select “device”, and “factory reset”.

No. Users can define either or both. However, the master user must define both personal code and fingerprint.