ARPHA Home via Amazon has
ARPHA WiFi Keyless Entry Deadbolt w/ Keypad & Camera + Handle on sale for $159.99 - $80 with promo code
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$79.99.
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Details:
- 5-in-1 Smart Security: Combines WiFi smart lock, 150° camera, doorbell, fingerprint scanner, and keyless entry; provides real-time 4:3 HD video monitoring of doorstep.
- 4 Unlock Methods: Supports fingerprint, Tuya app control, keypad PIN, or backup keys for fast and secure access.
- Remote Access and 2-Way Audio: Offers app alerts, live video when doorbell pressed, remote unlock, visitor communication, and access logs; ideal for deliveries or Airbnb.
- Auto-Lock and Durable Build: Features adjustable auto-lock timer (10s-30min) and anti-theft deadbolt; IP65 weatherproof with operation from -31°F to 158°F.
- Easy Installation and Power: Fits standard doors without wiring; runs on 4x AA alkaline batteries (lasts 6+ months); includes screws, manual, and 18-month warranty.
- WiFi Compatibility: Requires 2.4GHz WiFi only (not compatible with 5GHz).
- No Subscription Fees: Provides full features without monthly costs.
- Important Notes: Remote unlock and camera activate via doorbell press; use alkaline batteries only (no rechargeables).
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It's not been any sort of secret for over a decade now that cyber security professionals advocate the use of keys. This will deter a random crackhead and no one else.
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