UHPPOTEDoor Access Control Kit With Electric Strike Lock Remote Control
Details
- BrandUHPPOTE
- Special FeatureRemote
- Lock TypeRemote access
- Recommended Uses For ProductDoor
- StyleModern
Description
Unlock Convenience with a Click! 🔑
- CONVENIENT EXIT - Easily exit with a single push of the exit button.
- SEAMLESS ACCESS - Open doors effortlessly with a simple press of a button.
- ENHANCED SECURITY - Fail secure mode ensures safety even during power outages.
- CUSTOMIZABLE TIMING - Adjust unlocking time delay to fit your needs (0/5/10 seconds).
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works with mechanical or knob locks for added flexibility.
The UHPPOTE Door Access Control Kit revolutionizes your entry experience with a wireless RF remote, allowing you to unlock doors effortlessly. Featuring a fail secure mode for enhanced safety, an easy exit button, and customizable unlocking delays, this kit is designed for modern living. Compatible with various lock types, it’s the perfect solution for both home and office security.
Specifications
| Brand | UHPPOTE |
| Special Feature | Remote Operated |
| Lock Type | Remote access |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Door |
| Style | Modern |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Included Components | Electric Strike Lock, Remote Control, Transmitter, Exit Button, Power Adapter |
| Controller Type | SmartThings |
| Item Weight | 0.65 Kilograms |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Connectivity Protocol | 433mHz |
| UPC | 706836719726 |
| Model Name | UT-KIT-130NO-814A |
| Manufacturer | UHPPOTE |
| Part Number | KIT-130NO-814A |
| Item Weight | 1.43 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 11.81 x 7.87 x 3.03 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | KIT-130NO-814A |
| Batteries | 2 CR2 batteries required. |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Pattern | Strike Lock |
| Power Source | battery powered, dc |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Remote Operated |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Manganese Dioxide |
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Reviews
D**E
Good product, works well
Good product, works well
J**K
Great product!
Had a small issue with the controller however customer service took care of it quite quickly and that for me is worth its weight in gold!
G**S
Holds up pretty darn well
Use just the striker on the frat house, holds up surprisingly well. Busted after 4 years. Longer than expected.
P**R
Complete unit
Everything you need to install a sturdy door release. Easy install.
F**R
Comical documentation, what of it there is...
Update 5/24/2018I’ve changed from 2 star to 4 star. I would get 5 star if the documentation was usable. But Google Searches to the rescue. If anyone needs my as-built wiring for this, I’d be happy to add.I have my kitchen door rigged to allow my dog to enter\leave by herself. I engage the magnetic lock when I want to prevent the dog from leaving. I have powered device through my home automation which is accessible via Alexa.I simply say "Turn Tommie On" to engage the magnet (Dog’s name is Tommie). I tell Alexa to "Turn Tommie Off" when I want to allow Tommie to come/go from house. I have a key fob hung on each side of the door to enter exit when lock is engaged.It’s been a HUGE success not having to throw the deadbolt to accomplish same task---------------------------------------------------Original Comments at time of install:I've been searching for wiring diagram of how the various components connect. Not sure if I lost it or it is missing but have NO info on how to connect the remote receiver into system.I learned a bit from You-Tube videos but still haven't figured correct wiring. And good luck figuring out how to open the magnetic unit without providing your own documentation (thank you You Tube!). I'm mystified why a simple diagram was not included. Cannot find any links to same. I've always assumed I could figure out connections of ANY product with 5-10 minutes of Goggle searching. Very disappointed.What documentation there is... The writing is so poor, it has become entertaining. I know that a magnet is "Suction" and so forth. At least that's the best I can figure out. I might add that the documentation "Magnets" (Sucks)!The hardware seems of good quality but can’t confirm if it works.
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