Benefits of Smart Locks
Monday, March 20, 2017 by Rick Simpson under Monitoring, Security, Smart Home
How Smart Locks Improve Your Life
Incorporate smart locks into your home automation system for added convenience, security and connectivity. Below, we provide details on these three major smart lock benefits.
Increased Convenience
House keys are among the most commonly misplaced items. To prevent lockouts and increase convenience, consider smart locks, which allow you to:
- Use a single smartphone application to control your locks and other smart home devices.
- Eliminate the need for a physical set of keys.
- Lock and unlock doors remotely.
Improved Security
Smart locks offer unique access codes so you can manage and track who enters your home and from which entrance. Pair with smart doorbells for even more security and functionality, such as:
- Arm and disarm your security system depending on when the doors are locked.
- Hold a two-way conversation with visitors using an intercom system.
- Visually verify who is at your door.
- Receive alerts whenever visitors arrive.
Heightened Connectivity
Integrating smart locks into your security system can increase connectivity among all of your devices. To properly protect your home, consider programming smart locks with:
- Video surveillance cameras. Check who is at the door before opening it.
- Smartphones. Control smart lock settings from your phone, and receive mobile alerts when something is amiss.
- Security alarms. Program alarms to sound when smart locks are tampered with.
A fully integrated home automation system alerts you of suspicious events and enables you to continually monitor your home. Smart locks offer benefits to homeowners who are looking to better safeguard and manage their homes.
In what ways could you benefit from integrating smart locks into your home automation system? Share your comments below.
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