Hello everyone,
I wasn’t able to find any relevant information on this topic.
Today, we visited the window manufacturer and also discussed front doors.
Since I often forget my key (at least I don’t lose it), and frequently have to crawl around in the garden to fetch the spare key, I would like to install an entrance door system in our new build that can be opened preferably with a door code or fingerprint (and optionally also with a key).
So far, I don’t see any clear advantage of one system over the other.
And no, it’s not enough to have a spare key in the car or at the neighbors’—I definitely want a system that works without a key.
I wasn’t able to find any relevant information on this topic.
Today, we visited the window manufacturer and also discussed front doors.
Since I often forget my key (at least I don’t lose it), and frequently have to crawl around in the garden to fetch the spare key, I would like to install an entrance door system in our new build that can be opened preferably with a door code or fingerprint (and optionally also with a key).
So far, I don’t see any clear advantage of one system over the other.
And no, it’s not enough to have a spare key in the car or at the neighbors’—I definitely want a system that works without a key.
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Sebastian7920 Oct 2015 21:48Ekey is also state-of-the-art – they are very reliable. I had one installed in my mailbox – it opens both the door and the mailbox.
Entering a code would be too insecure for me – over the years, it becomes obvious where you always tap. You could be observed, and in the end, entering a code is also somewhat annoying... like on a mobile phone.
Entering a code would be too insecure for me – over the years, it becomes obvious where you always tap. You could be observed, and in the end, entering a code is also somewhat annoying... like on a mobile phone.
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Sebastian7920 Oct 2015 21:57Phew, tell me the difference – I received it last week ;l
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Sebastian7921 Oct 2015 06:12ypg, post:, member: 12491 schrieb:
Codes are meant to be changed every few months. That way, nothing can be seen. But in practice, nobody does that.
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