Electronic lock, a modern access control system that replaces classic key-lock systems, equipped with digital technologies, offering security and ease of use in one. These locks provide access via methods such as password, card, fingerprint, mobile application. It recognizes, records, and can be remotely controlled when necessary.

Operating voltage: 12–24 V DC (some small models 5–12 V)

Locking type: Magnetic (maglock), electromechanical (electric strike), motorized (deadbolt)

Access methods: PIN/code, RFID/Mifare card, magnetic card, Bluetooth (phone), remote control, key

Power backup: Internal/external 12V backup battery or UPS support

Security mode: Fail-safe (opens when power is lost) / Fail-secure (remains locked when power is lost) options

Output / integration: Dry contact relay, Wiegand or RS-485/TTL interfaces (integration with alarm/door sensor/turnstile)

Consumption: Low standby (mA level), higher current during locking (may be close to A level)

Memory / user: 100–10,000 users (depending on model)

Alarm & sensors: Door open warning, forced entry/tamper alarm, magnetic contact (reed) input

Durability & IP: Indoor models IP20, outdoor/metal case models may be IP54–IP67

Mounting: Easy mounting with standard door/frame adapters; models compatible with both left/right doors

Opening speed: 0.5–2 seconds (varies in motorized models)

Material: Stainless steel/aluminum body; indoor plastic options

Additional features: Timed access (time zone), temporary codes, log (user records), mobile application/Cloud support (smart models)