Smart Technology Devices for Door Locks & Access Control
2 subcategories — 16 SKUs
Smart technology devices integrate electronic access control and remote locking capability into residential and commercial door systems. Contractors and facility managers deploy smart locks for retrofit applications, new construction, and facility-wide access management without replacing existing door hardware.
Danalock Smart Locks
Tedee Smart Locks
Tedee Pro Thumb turn adapter, American Handle Set
TEDEE Bluetooth Keypad for Smart Lock using European Multipoint Locks
Tedee Nordic Adapter
TEDEE adapter for dead bolts with flat tail piece
TEDEE Profile Cylinder for European Multipoint Locks Silver
Teedee SLR Cylinder
Tedee Smart Lock Dry Contact Bluetooth Device
Tedee Smart Locks
TEDEE Biometrics Bluetooth Fingerprint Scanner Keypad
TEDEE PRO Smart Lock for European Multipoint Locks
Tedee GO - Bluetooth Smart Lock Interior Knob
TEDEE Bridge Wi-Fi for Smart Lock using European Multipoint Locks
Tedee GO Bar - Key Adapter
Smart Lock Integration & Compatibility Across Door Types
Smart technology devices retrofit onto standard door frames and existing multipoint lock systems. Techs and installers verify mounting dimensions, power requirements, and integration protocols before deployment. Network-enabled locks require Z-Wave, Bluetooth, or WiFi capability assessment. Danalock and Tedee devices address European and North American door specifications, with cylinder compatibility and strike-plate clearance critical to installation success.
Verify Smart Lock Compatibility & Mounting Specifications
Smart locks retrofit onto existing deadbolts and multipoint hardware by replacing the interior turn or cylinder. Confirm door thickness, backset distance, and strike alignment before ordering. Danalock and Tedee units specify mounting patterns and compatible lock types. Measure existing hardware dimensions and verify power source access—battery vs. hardwired installation impacts placement and accessibility.
Network Protocol & Power Requirement Selection
Smart devices operate on Z-Wave, Bluetooth, WiFi, or hybrid protocols—confirm your access control infrastructure before selection. Battery-powered models require annual replacement schedules; hardwired units need 12V or 24V supply routing. Review firmware compatibility with your building management system and integration requirements for multi-door installations or facility-wide rollout.
- →Deadbolts for smart lock retrofit applications
- →Lock cylinders and electronic components
- →Multipoint lock hardware for system integration
Volume Ordering & Trade Support for Smart Access Systems
Trade customers deploying multi-unit or facility-wide smart lock systems benefit from standardized specification data and bulk ordering options. Technical support addresses integration questions, firmware updates, and compatibility across mixed hardware generations. Volume pricing available for contractors managing retrofit projects or new construction with coordinated smart access requirements.