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The Future of EntrySmart locks are becoming increasingly common on UK front doors, allowing for keyless entry via codes, fingerprints, or smartphone apps. But with security at stake, which ones can you trust?Types of Smart LocksIn the UK, many homes have multi-point locking syste...

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The Future of Entry

Smart locks are becoming increasingly common on UK front doors, allowing for keyless entry via codes, fingerprints, or smartphone apps. But with security at stake, which ones can you trust?

Types of Smart Locks

In the UK, many homes have multi-point locking systems on uPVC or composite doors. For these, you need a specialist smart handle like the Yale Conexis. For standard timber doors with a night latch or mortice lock, systems like Nuki or August are often better.

Safety and Reliability

Always look for smart locks that are "British Standard" approved (the Kitemark). You should also ensure the lock has a physical backup—like a hidden keyhole or an external battery terminal—should the electronics ever fail.

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