Going keyless is not a novel idea, in fact hotels, government agencies and high security companies have been using keyless entries for many years now. However, up to this point, keyless locks have been either too expensive or not available for the private sector. Fortunately this has changed. Now you can buy keyless entry systems for your home, business and car for between $100 and $600 for most models.
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Types of Keyless Entry SystemsThere are four main types of keyless entry systems that you can buy:
Who Manufacturers Keyless Entry SystemsThere are a lot of lock companies that have designed keyless entry systems. Some of the manufacturers that produce keyless locks include: Tychi, SCHLAGE, LOCKEY, Codelock and Kwikset. Mechanical keyless entry sets may be found at your local locksmith shop or even at a local hardware store, however, the biometrics and electronic locks will most likely need to be ordered and installed by a specialty locksmith or security professional.
Helping People With Mobility IssuesThere are a lot of adaptive technology devices on the market today for people with mobility issues or a disability that affects their dexterity, and keyless entry systems are one such product. Keyless entry systems can make it easier for people with dexterity issues or mobility issues to easily open their apartment or home doors and to open and start their cars without having to struggle with balance, dexterity and keys.
These systems also work well if you have home health aids or personal helpers that come to your house to provide you with medical care, personal care of housekeeping services. You don't have to worry about handing out keys to your home, you can simply provide the home health agency with you door code.
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