RFID Lock Electronic Cabinet Locks, Digital Touch Keypad, Password Entry and Card/FOB Entry, Keyless Door Knob

I have been using this for a year now. It is AWESOME. We have to lock all the food up in our house so my son doesn't eat it all. Hasps and chains and locks take too long to manipulate and are too hard to remember to put back on. The directions are pretty darn poor. It literally took me HOURS to figure it out. I installed another on another cabinet and it went much more quickly that time. Essentially you have to drill one largish hole and 2 small holes for screws. You have to have something for it to catch on and you have to have a slide bolt to secure the opposite door to. This and combination door knobs have improved my quality of life greatly. Update: Died at about a year and a half. Still worth it in my opinion. We used this thing multiple times a day every day. For the price it can't be beat. I'll post something on installation when I replace this one.HERE ARE MY DETAILED TRANSLATION OF THE INSTRUCTIONS.

This truly is a wonderful product. I needed to convert a cabinet door into a rapid entry handgun cabinet for when grandkids are over. With this, I don't have to keep my weapon locked in a safe whenever the grandkids stay overnight. It works flawlessly and provides instant access to a weapon so we won't need to worry about home intruders during the night, and also don't have to worry about a grandkid coming into the room in the middle of the night and finding an unlocked weapon. As anyone who is well trained and takes home protection seriously will tell you, someone trying to fiddle with a key or combination DURING an attack, especially in the dark, has already lost. With the RFID provided wristband, just moving my wrist over the lock pops open the cabinet door for immediate access to the means needed to protect my family for those critical few minutes until the police get there if we are ever in harms way from a home invader at night.

Could never get this to work. The instructions were horrible and when I asked for help they sent me the instructions again. Go figure. What a waste.

This is a great little lock. It's smaller than the photoshop hand makes it appear, but worth every penny. I'm a little shocked that this isn't $100+. You can open it with either a code or rfid bracelet. I do wish they would sell additional bands as i bought some keychain ones off amazon, but wasn't able to get them programed. We used this to make our own "Prize Vault" as a promotional tool for education fairs. We made business cards with scratch off codes on them. Everyone that stops by the table gets a chance to scratch off their card and see if their code it the winner to "Crack the Vault". It's really draws people over to the table.

Updated 2/24/2022I have a love-hate relationship with this thing. The first one failed. Not really sure why, but the latch just stayed unlocked one day, and that was the end of it. I tried customer service, which gave a response a few days later to reset it. That did nothing. Clearly something mechanical failed. I ordered a replacement.. Set it up on my desk before installing, and low and behold the latch got stuck again. It's mechanical and looks like there was a bad batch. Like an idiot, I returned it and requested now a third. It worked!!!! So I installed it, and it still works. I certainly have trust issues as it took 4 to get one that worked, but it is a really nice-looking device and does what it should - at least while it's working. I"ll see how long this one lasts. I'm 3 weeks in now. My theory is that the back lock mechanism is made of plastic. Including the gears. So it's not the most secure device but certainly operates as a decent deterrent. Anyway, I think there were plastic burrs in the gears of a batch of these which caused the latch to - well permanently latch. I could almost hear it happen to #3.Incidentally, I spent some more time with the baffling manual on this third one and got the keycards to work. My recommendation for anyone getting this, is don't just go and install it. Open the box, connect everything on a desk and program it there BEFORE installing it. Learning how it works and the programming is much easier sitting down.---------Original Review:Great price for what it does. Best put with positives and negatives:Positives:- Price for sure, and generally the components feel sturdy (except the questionable plastic gears)- It has a pretty stunning level of functionality at this price- Has a way to power its-self if the batteries go dead. (Good feature)Negative:- Though the manual was clearly proofed by a native English speaker, the measurements and installation are not trivial. Seriously read everything first and understand the dimensional requirements to install it.- I ordered one and returned it because the faceplate where the numbers are looked all scratched up and used on the first one. Well, the second one was the same. Leading me to believe this is sort of the way it is for the price. It's not horrible, but it seems all of these look .. Used...- Everything is in metric. Fine. I get that, but OMG. you have to be careful on installing.- The thing is packed with features, which are truly baffling to set up. I'm set up as a single code, which works fine, but getting involved in card access and such, I honestly failed. Seriously baffling to do. But met my needs.

So I just got the cabinet lock installed and after some modifications to the installation instructions (I have a cabinet with two doors) it works great. For those with a single door cabinet the instructions and measuring dimensions are spot on. You do need to be able to read a diagram though. Using the lock was easy and reprogramming he code was just as described in the instructions. So all and all I'm pretty happy with it. Except for the fact that the card and fob won't unlock it. Supposedly the first card or fob swiped is supposed to be the master key, but neither are working. Which in reality is fine, since I really have no intention of using them. Remembering a code is simple enough. Not to mention he cool anti-peep programming which allows you to enter up to 200 numbers, and it will still unlock as long as somewhere along the way you enter the correct code. For instance if your code is 1234, 5631234782 will still open the lock. Worked great against my "spy kid" 8 year olds.