We do not have a programmed Control4 driver available. However, we do offer an SDK file, which can be used by a qualified developer to create custom integration with the Control4 system.

Yes, if your smart door lock is connected to Wi-Fi, you can control it remotely through a smartphone app. This allows you to lock or unlock the door from anywhere, monitor access, and receive real-time notifications.
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Some smart door locks can operate with Bluetooth alone, allowing for keyless entry without Wi-Fi. However, a Wi-Fi connection may be required for remote access, monitoring, or integration with other smart home devices.
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Smart door locks are advanced locks that allow you to unlock your doors using methods such as smartphone apps, keypads, fingerprint recognition, or face recognition. They work by connecting to your phone or Wi-Fi network, enabling keyless entry, and allowing remote access, monitoring, and control.

Most smart door locks come with backup options, like physical keys or battery power, so you can still access your property in case of a power outage.
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Battery life varies by model and usage, but most smart door locks can last between 6 months to a year on a single set of batteries. The lock will typically notify you when the battery is low.
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Yes, many smart door locks are designed for DIY installation and come with easy-to-follow instructions. However, for more complex installations or integration with existing security systems, professional installation is recommended.
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Many smart door locks are compatible with other smart home devices, such as security cameras, alarms, and voice assistants (like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant), allowing for a fully integrated security experience.

Yes, smart door locks allow you to set up multiple users with unique access codes or digital keys. You can monitor who enters and exits and restrict access based on user permissions or schedules.

Yes, The Connected Shop offers a warranty on smart door locks. Please check specific product details for warranty duration and coverage, or contact our support team for assistance.

Our smart door locks support various entry options, including PIN codes, fingerprint recognition, smartphone access via app, RFID cards, and physical keys. Select models also feature face recognition for added convenience.

The Connected Shop’s smart door locks typically require AA batteries, with a battery life of 6 to 12 months, depending on usage. Some models come with low-battery notifications and emergency power ports.
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Yes, many of our smart door locks offer an auto-lock feature, which can be customized for automatic locking after a set duration or when the door is closed, providing added security.
But there is only smart door lock model that has an auto-deadbolt lock feature. See Next Gen Smart Lock.

Our fingerprint-enabled smart door locks have an average unlocking speed of less than 1 second, offering quick and seamless access.

Yes, most models are weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use, with ratings up to IP65, protecting against dust, water, and weather elements.
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Our smart door locks are compatible with iOS and Android devices, accessible through The Connected Shop app, allowing full control and remote access.

Yes, many of our models allow you to create temporary or time-restricted access codes, ideal for guests, service providers, or deliveries.

Depending on the model, our smart door locks can store between 50 to 100 unique fingerprints, making them suitable for both home and office use.

Yes, our smart door locks feature an external USB power port to connect a portable power bank, ensuring you can unlock the door in case of battery depletion.

Our smart door locks collection offers both mortise and deadbolt smart lock options. Ensure you select the correct model based on your door’s lock type.

Many of our smart door locks integrate seamlessly with voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing voice commands to lock or unlock your door.

Yes, alongside the standard 1-year limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects and technical issues, The Connected Shop offers a SureBright extended warranty. Customers can choose an additional 2- or 3-year warranty at the time of purchase for added protection and peace of mind. For more details, refer to the warranty options provided with each product.

A smart lock is a broad category of electronic locks that enable keyless access using methods like PIN codes, biometrics, or smartphone apps. Smart locks are used for various applications, including doors, cabinets, drawers, gates, and bikes. See Collection here.

A smart door lock is a type of smart lock specifically designed for entry doors. It often includes a deadbolt or latch mechanism and provides advanced security features. See collection here.

Smart door locks are designed for doors, providing security for homes, offices, and rental properties. Smart locks, on the other hand, include locks for a variety of applications beyond doors, such as cabinets, drawers, gates, and even luggage or bikes.

If securing a main door or entryway, choose a smart door lock. If securing cabinets, drawers, bikes, or other personal belongings, consider a smart lock, such as a Bluetooth drawer lock or fingerprint padlock.

No. Smart locks include options for cabinets, gates, drawers, storage boxes, and even bikes. Choose a lock based on your security needs.

Yes! Smart locks like Bluetooth Drawer Locks are designed specifically for cabinets, storage drawers, and lockers.

Yes, weather-resistant smart locks are available for gates and outdoor fences. Ensure you choose a lock designed for outdoor use. Best recommended: Smart Bluetooth Padlock

Yes, smart padlocks with fingerprint access or app control are great for securing bikes, scooters, and personal transportation. See Smart Bike Lock

Look for fingerprint access, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connectivity, auto-lock features, tamper alerts, and remote access capabilities.

Yes, Bluetooth drawer locks and biometric locks are ideal for securing office desks, filing cabinets, and private storage. See Fingerprint Drawer Lock

Yes, Wi-Fi-enabled smart locks allow remote locking/unlocking via smartphone apps. Some models support guest access.

Yes, since many smart locks are Bluetooth-enabled, unlocking using the Bluetooth access or fingerprint scanning method is accessible.

Fingerprint storage depends on each smart locks. Our Smart Lockbox can store up to 100 unique fingeprint record. Our smart locks can store from 10-100 fingerprints.

Battery life varies but typically lasts 6 months to a year, depending on usage. Check each product Tech Specs.

First, check if the batteries need replacing. If the issue persists, reset the lock or contact support.

Our smart locks are rechargeable with the USB cable that comes in the package. The only products that uses replaceable batteries are the Bluetooth Drawer Lock, Smart Bike Lock and Smart Chain Lock. This means, you need to actually change the batteries once they are drained.

Yes, The Connected Shop offers a warranty on all our products including smart locks. We also offer Surebright Extended Warranty. .

Yes, smart locks comes with a mobile app that notifies the admin for its status (locked/unlocked), accessed and some model even offer tamper-alerts.

It depends on the smart lock model as not all models offer the tamper alarm detection.