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Tuesday, 27 May 2008 |
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CE Pro have news on a new range of z-wave door locks from Schlage. Having a door lock that can be controlled and monitored from a computer or cell phone sounds like some sort of home automation perfection but that's exactly what you can do with these puppies via a Z-Wave to Ethernet gateway...
"The new products will have two-way Z-Wave RF technology built in. The battery-operated locks communicate with a Z-Wave gateway that connects to any broadband router.
The gateway serves up Web pages that allow users to remotely access the locks. From there, anything is possible: lock or unlock the doors; see who came and went…and when; schedule notification of comers and goers; create and disable passcodes. Up to 256 devices can be accessed through a single Z-Wave gateway.
In the past, remote-controllable door locks have had some problems in the residential market because door bolts don't always tend to align correctly – you have to lift or push or otherwise manipulate the door to get the bolt to latch or unlatch.
But Schlage offers the electronic locks (the original and forthcoming Z-Wave versions) for traditional knobs and levers as well as dead bolts." Read the full article at cepro.com
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