Digital Door Locks

Q: Can keyless door locks be hacked?

With all digital and smart devices, hacking is a possibility. However, most burglars are opportunistic, looking for open windows or owners on holiday. Smart locks with encryption software and security alerts will outsmart the average intruder. For serious concerns, choose digital locks with high security ratings and an additional deadbolt.

Q: How long do digital door locks last?

This depends on the model, quality and how it’s maintained. It’s also important to remember that digital lock technology is continuously improving. You should expect average models currently selling in Australia to last at least ten years. With premium models, testing and research estimates up to 60 years.

Q: What is the difference between a smart lock and an electronic lock?

The physical locking mechanism of a smart lock and a digital lock essentially work the same. The key difference is that smart locks have WiFi and/or Bluetooth capability. They can be connected to a smart device to manage remotely, send warning alerts and utilise encryption as added security layers.

Digital door locks are the modern solution to door and home security — one that’s becoming increasingly popular in residential and commercial settings. For easy-to-use, keyless entry you’ll find the convenience of electronic door locks hard to beat with new features being introduced all the time. ArchiPro features only the best digital door locks in Australia from trusted and reputable suppliers.

Schlage Encode Smart Deadbolt Matt Black

Keeler Hardware

Keyin L Slim Bar Mortise

GNJ Smart Homes

Carbine NK2000 Mechanical Digital Door Lock Fire Rated Satin Chrome NK2000SC

Keeler Hardware

Borg Digital Door Lock Keyless Entry External Grade Polished Chrome BL5001MG

Keeler Hardware

Borg Digital Gate Lock Marine Grade Black BL3100BLK

Keeler Hardware

Schlage Encode Smart Deadbolt Satin Nickel

Keeler Hardware

Keyin S Deadbolt

GNJ Smart Homes

Lockwood Digital Lock Set Knob Timber Frame Strike 002-1DXSC

Keeler Hardware

Carbine Electronic Door Lever Set Touch Screen Satin Nickel CEL-3IN1-SL8SNKIT

Keeler Hardware

Borg Digital Lock Marine Grade Pro Lever BL5001MGPROECP

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood 002 Digital Lock Set for Metal & Timber Doors

Keeler Hardware

Intelligent Door

Fenestration Solutions Australia

Borg Digital Gate Lock Marine Grade Black BL3150GATE

Keeler Hardware

Borg Digital Door Lock Keyless Entry Marine Grade Fire Rated Black BL5001MGPRO

Keeler Hardware

DIG 01 Digital Lockset

Vinco

Lockwood Digital Lockset Lever Metal Frame Strike 002-3LDXSC

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood Narrow Mortice Lock Kit Cyl/Handles Black

Keeler Hardware

Keyin Plus Link

GNJ Smart Homes

Lockwood Digital Door Lock 60mm Mortice RH 3572DXRSC

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood Digital Door Lock Right Hand 3572DXKORSC

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood Narrow Mortice Lock Kit Cyl/Turn/Handles Black

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood Selector 3772 DX Digital Mortice Locks

ASSA ABLOY

Borg Digital Door Lock Keyless Marine Grade Pro Black BL2601MGPRO

Keeler Hardware

Lockwood Digital Lockset Knob Metal Frame Strike 002-3DXSC

Keeler Hardware

Borg Digital Lock External Grade Black BL2620MGBC

Keeler Hardware

Featuring the best digital door locks in Australia

ArchiPro has the most stylish and secure electronic and digital door locks in Australia. Partnering with high-quality suppliers, there are a wide range of options suitable for a variety of different applications. This includes products with advanced features like Bluetooth smart locks and those with different designs including door knobs, lever handles and more. Whatever your needs, you’ll find the best digital door locks in Australia on ArchiPro.

Types of digital door locks

Electronic door locks

This is essentially any lock that requires an electric current to function, not just mechanical. Traditional electric models unlock with a pin code via a keypad or a chip card.

Digital front door lock

Digital front door locks are a subtype of electric and are easy to install, seamless to use, and include features such as touch screens, auto lock systems and more.

Smart door lock

Smart locks are the most modern innovation in digital door lock products. They can be smartphone-connected, creating capability for remote access and encryption security.

The advantages of high-quality digital door locks

High-quality digital door locks are worth prioritising for several reasons. They are typically designed to be more secure and robust giving you peace of mind and confidence in the security of your home. They are incredibly easy to use, and hands-free in some cases, making them very convenient compared to a traditional lock that uses mechanical keys. They also often feature an array of features including smartphone connectivity for remote control and access as well as sophisticated encryption security.

How to choose digital door locks that are right for you

The ideal digital door lock may differ between a home and a commercial space. With this in mind, you should think about a digital door lock’s ease of use, style, durability and cost. High-quality digital locks are very secure and suitable for home security and in this situation, aesthetic characteristics may inform a bigger part of the decision. However, you may wish to prioritise the highest security and robustness for commercial use, over style and ease of use. You will also need to consider who will need to be using the digital locks in the household and tailor your choice for usability accordingly.

Other multiple locking mechanisms, handles, and latches help to secure and streamline door operation, featuring robust latches and locks for classic security, lever handles for comfortable and accessible door opening, pivots for facilitating smooth and stable door swings, and pull handles for a reliable and effortless grip.

Are digital door locks secure?

Best practice for ensuring secure digital locks is setting it to lock on close, and regularly changing the access code using random combinations. No matter what the lock or security method, all have some type of vulnerability. Mechanical locks rely on human behaviour, which will never be 100% consistent either.