Review: Ardwolf A1 Biometric Fingerprint Keyless Door Lock
Summary: The Ardwolf A1 biometric fingerprint keyless door lock is well built and it’s accurate in fingerprint recognition. However, I recommend the Samsung SHS-P718 LBK/LMK lock because it’s faster and it comes with more features.
The Ardwolf A1 biometric fingerprint keyless door lock can be used to secure your home or your office. There’s no need to worry about forgetting your keys. The lock opens by scanning your fingerprints or by typing in a security code.
Components
The package includes the lock, mounting hardware and user manual.
Installation & Usage Tips
Fit door thickness between 1-3/8″ and 2-3/8″.
Fit dimension 2-1/8″ hole, no need t
Specifications
Optical sensor.
ADA Compliant, Standard 12-key keypad.
Deadlocking latch-bolts.
Adjustable backset 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″.
Fit door thickness between 1-3/8″ and 2-3/8″.
Fit dimension 2-1/8″ hole, no need to drill extra hole.
Operation temperature from -4 degrees F to 150 degrees F (-20 degrees to 65 degrees).
Powered by 4 AA Alkaline batteries (NOT included).
Lock designed for INTERIOR door only.
Finish : Satin Nickel.o drill extra hole.
Bottom Line
The Ardwolf A1 is a decent biometric fingerprint lock that comes with a couple of useful features. It’s able to accurately detect your fingerprints, except when your skin is too dry. The main issue with this lock is that the fingerprint recognition has a little delay. Also in some cases, the exterior of the lock started smoking, as soon as the batteries were inserted. I recommend the Samsung SHS-P718 LBK/LMK biometric lock instead. The fingerprint recognition is really fast and it comes with more features.