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"Looking for keys is a thing of the past - open doors with your cell phone from anywhere!"
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Forget keys? No problem! Open your door with your smartphone!
The smartphone or BADGE is your key!
Access authorization is EASY via MOBI app for friends/family!
Ideal for Airbnb, temporary access codes via MOBI app for your guests!
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Your door opens practically via smartphone
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Each of our MOBI consists of 46 individual parts.
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Advantages of electronic locking systems
Why an electronic locking system?
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The intelligent key box
The first castles were made of wood
The history of the castles
Man has had the need to protect his property since time immemorial! Another important precursor of the »real locks« was the so-called laconic lock, a sliding bolt construction that was already used in Germany in the Bronze Age, gained particular popularity in classical Greece and was used again and again in rural areas until the beginning of the 20th century. Since it was already described by Homer in the Odyssey, it is the first type to find its way into world literature. The laconic lock - locking technology from the Bronze Age. The original form of the lock is the bolt.
The Egyptians created around 4000 BC. Chr
The Egyptians created around 4000 BC. Door locks. This is in
Basically a cylinder lock, meaning the lock consists of a recessed shank connected to pins of different lengths that can be manipulated by inserting a key. When the appropriate key is inserted into the lock,
The grooves on the key push the pin headers upwards so that the batteries come out of the lock shaft. At this point we can rotate and unlock the locking shaft.
Chubb Castle
Jeremiah Chubb invented the tumbler lock
The English engineer Jeremia Chubb achieved worldwide success with the lock, which he patented in 1818. The fact that the idea of further developing the basic principle of Barron was practically in the air and apparently just waiting to be put into practice is shown by the fact that the Italian Tossi was granted a patent at the same time as the Englishman, which was almost completely similar to the Chubb construction.
Whether it was his business skills or the fact that Great Britain was the industrial center of the world at the time cannot be said with certainty. In any case, it was Chubb who gave the tumbler lock its worldwide reputation.
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One man learns from history: Linus Yale Junior
However, it is not the Chubb lock that determines our everyday life today, but the cylinder lock patented in 1865 by the American Linus Yale junior. The lock cylinder is the great-great-great-grandchild of the deadbolt lock, as both function in a very similar way. That this similarity is no coincidence, but a case in which mankind has learned from history, is already clear from Yale's patent specification, in which he openly admits that he copied a principle that was thousands of years old in order to develop a modern lock.
Yale's father had already experimented with the deadbolt idea and invented a lock that is now known as a built-in lock. He arranged the pins radially around the keyhole rather than in a row like his son. This had the disadvantage that the lock was subject to very high wear and tear and could not really assert itself against the tumbler lock.
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KABA 8
In 1934 the inventor and tinkerer Fritz Schori invented the first cylinder lock with a reversible key , Bauer AG patented the invention and named the lock after the company founder Franz Bauer, who was popularly known as the cashier – Kaba for short.
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Security technology at a crossroads: from deadbolt to microchip
FAQ about MOBI Smart Lock
frequently asked Questions
How secure are digital locking cylinders?
Electronic door locks are very secure compared to traditional mechanical locks. One of the main security advantages is that the access medium in the electronic door lock can be easily deactivated if lost. In addition, copying the electronic key is only possible with great effort. Electronic door locks generally have very high security standards. Many models also offer the option of transparently logging all access to the building. The mechanical security standard of the door locks depends - as with conventional locks - on the processing and material quality of the lock.
Conclusion on the security of electronic door locks
If users rely on high-quality products with very good encryption for the wireless connection, both hackers and burglars are denied access.
Can I open an electronic door lock while I'm on the move?
Yes, MOBI Smart Lock can also be opened and closed while on the go. You can control your Smart Lock online with your smartphone using the MOBI app. This may require a so-called bridge , which is connected to the power in the house and connected to the WLAN. The bridge then establishes the connection between your Internet connection and the MOBI Smart Lock. This means you can lock and unlock, view the log or assign access authorizations while on the go.
Requirements :
iOS or Android smartphone
How secure are NFC transponder badges?
Electronic locking systems with transponders are fundamentally secure. Such locking systems use NFC technology : the signal to open the door is transmitted via NFC to the reader in the door. The door will only open if the signal matches the access code. If lost, the transponder can be easily deactivated and no longer allows unauthorized persons access to the building. Radio technology is not only used for access control in electronic door locks: the technology is also used for contactless payment with EC or credit cards.
How do electronic lock cylinders work?
Electronic locking cylinders work with an electric motor that moves the locking bit via a clutch and thus opens the door. The functional principle is basically comparable to a mechanical door lock. The difference is that the torque is not generated by a mechanical wrench but by an electric motor. Another difference lies in the access medium: While with mechanical locks the key is responsible for moving the housing pins into the correct position, with electronic door locks a radio signal is sufficient to trigger the rotation.
Open the door lock with your smartphone?
This is how the smartphone replaces the key ring
Today, the smartphone integrates many objects of everyday life. In addition to the telephone, it is not just a watch, a calculator and, more recently, also an apartment or house key. This is made possible by wireless data transmission. Whether via Bluetooth connection when you are standing directly in front of the door or remotely via the mobile network: you can open and close the MOBI Smart Lock at any time with your smartphone. Hardly anyone likes to leave the house without a smartphone - but they do without a bunch of annoying keys.
Does an electronic door lock work in the event of a power outage?
Electronic door locks are usually powered by batteries and therefore work even in the event of a power outage. The door lock reminds the user early on to change the batteries.
Smartphone gone, keys gone?
The NFC chip integrates the digital apartment key into the smartphone. That's why it's clear: If the smartphone is lost, the key is also gone. But that's only half as bad. Doors can only be opened at close range and owners can immediately revoke the validity of the digital key if it is lost.
Why are electronic door locks powered by batteries?
Electronic door locks usually draw the electrical energy to open the locking mechanism from commercially available CR2 batteries. Operating with batteries offers the advantage that the door lock works without any problems even in the event of a power failure. The user also has access to their own four walls if the fuses in the electrical distribution box are blown again.
Another advantage is that electronic door locks with batteries do not have to be connected to the building's power supply. Retrofitting the door lock is therefore easily possible without any structural measures.
How long do the batteries in the electronic door lock last?
The lifespan of the batteries depends largely on the usage profile of the door lock. This means: The more often you open the electronic door lock per day, the faster the battery will die. The standby mode of the lock, however, uses very little energy.
Up to *30,000 openings with one battery pack. (approx. 2 years of use)
Smart door locks in rented apartments – is that possible?
Many electronic door locks can also be retrofitted - without having to change anything to the existing cylinder. For this reason, there is nothing wrong with a smart door lock in a rented apartment. If you are still unsure, you should ask your landlord or property management company. In any case, you must obtain permission if you need to replace the old cylinder for a smart solution or if you want to make other structural changes.
However, providers of electronic door locks are now trying to appeal to more and more landlords and show them the advantages of the smart version. This means you no longer have to collect old keys when renting out a new property or have them copied if you lose them.
Which insurance company is responsible for the door lock?
The electronic door lock is very trendy - the smart alternative to the key is now widespread not only in new buildings, but also in existing buildings. When it comes to insurance coverage, household contents insurance is particularly interesting for users of electronic door locks.
This comes into play, for example, if unauthorized persons gain access to your own four walls or the locking mechanism needs to be replaced.
The number of burglaries In 2021, 31,186 burglaries and sneak thefts were registered across Switzerland . That is 5% less than in 2020. Their number has been steadily decreasing since 2012. Burglaries and thefts by stealth are still most often committed in apartments and houses.
