ZKTeco TL300B Bluetooth Fingerprint Smart Lock in Dubai, UAE
The ZKTeco TL300B Bluetooth Fingerprint Smart Lock is built for buyers who want a convenient way to manage door entry through several credential types while keeping the physical door hardware simple and self-contained. It supports fingerprint recognition, mobile-phone management through Bluetooth, passcode entry, compatible IC/MIFARE cards and a mechanical key option. For offices, managed residential spaces, executive rooms, serviced accommodation and other controlled-entry locations, the practical value is straightforward: users can be given an appropriate access method without relying on one shared physical key.
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ZKTeco
TL300B
Bluetooth-enabled fingerprint smart lock
Phone, fingerprint, passcode, IC/MIFARE card and mechanical key
100 users
38–60 mm standard
Zinc alloy
-20 °C to 55 °C
English, Spanish and Portuguese voice guidance
8 × AA alkaline batteries according to the product leaflet; batteries are not included
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Fast Decision Snapshot for Business Buyers
The TL300B is most useful when the requirement is for a standalone smart door lock that gives different people convenient credential choices without the complexity of a full networked access-control panel. The deciding factor is not only the feature list. Buyers should first verify the physical door, the required number of users, the preferred credential methods, how administrators will manage access, and whether the installation environment suits the lock.
Controlled doors where fingerprint, passcode, card and phone access are useful for staff, residents, guests or designated users.
One lock supports several ways to enter, helping organizations avoid treating a shared physical key as the only access method.
Door thickness, mortise compatibility, opening direction, installation condition, finish preference and required access methods.
FourTeck.com can help review the requirement, prepare a quote and coordinate sourcing based on the project details provided.
Product Overview
A door lock is often chosen too late in a project, after the door, room use and access process have already been decided. The TL300B is a better fit when the lock itself is considered part of the access workflow. It is a standalone electronic lock with a semi-conductive fingerprint sensor and Bluetooth communication, offering several everyday entry methods in one device. A registered user may use a fingerprint, passcode or compatible card, while authorized administrators can use mobile management functions supported by the ZK SmartKey application. A mechanical key remains part of the access options, which is useful for planned emergency or service procedures.
For business buyers, this combination can simplify access to selected rooms where a fully centralized enterprise access-control architecture is not required. Examples include executive rooms, internal offices, managed apartments, meeting facilities, private workspaces and selected accommodation environments. The lock’s published capacity of 100 users means it is designed for a defined user population rather than the large-scale identity management expected from a multi-door controller. That distinction matters. A buyer should evaluate how many people need access, how frequently users change, who will administer the lock and whether access records or centralized enterprise integrations are required beyond the product’s documented functions.
The physical installation is equally important. ZKTeco specifies a standard door thickness of 38–60 mm and a reversible design intended to accommodate different door opening directions. The body uses zinc alloy, and the lock’s front and back dimensions should be checked against the available door surface, handle clearance and existing cut-outs. Buyers replacing an older mechanical or electronic lock should not assume that the existing mortise, spindle position or drilling pattern will match. A site measurement and installer review can prevent a technically suitable smart lock from becoming a difficult fit on the actual door.
For Dubai and UAE buyers, FourTeck.com can help turn these technical points into a more practical purchasing brief. Share the door thickness, door material, current lock or mortise details, opening direction, number of expected users, preferred credential methods and required quantity. FourTeck can then support product selection, quotation preparation, sourcing coordination and warranty guidance without making assumptions about the installation. The aim is to choose a lock that matches the door and operating process, not simply to select a model because it offers fingerprint entry.
Key Business Benefits
◆ Multiple Credential Choices
Fingerprint, passcode, card, phone and mechanical key access give administrators more flexibility than a single-method lock. Different users can be assigned the method that best matches their role, while the business can reduce dependence on copied or shared keys.
◆ Convenient Local Management
Bluetooth mobile management allows the lock to be administered from a compatible phone at close range. For a standalone door, this can be more practical than introducing network cabling or a separate controller where those systems are not otherwise needed.
◆ Fingerprint Access for Regular Users
A semi-conductive fingerprint sensor lets regular users enter without carrying a card or remembering a passcode. This is especially useful for frequently accessed controlled rooms where the organization wants a personal credential that cannot simply be handed to another person.
◆ Lockout Control for Exceptional Situations
The documented lockout mode gives the administrator a way to restrict normal users while retaining administrator control. That feature can be useful during maintenance, security incidents, room handover or other periods when ordinary access should be temporarily suspended.
◆ Reversible Door-Opening Design
The reversible design broadens installation flexibility across different door opening directions. Buyers still need to verify the actual door, mortise and handle arrangement, but this design reduces the chance that opening direction alone becomes the limiting factor.
◆ Battery-Powered Deployment
The product leaflet specifies eight AA alkaline batteries, so the lock does not require a permanent mains feed at the door. That can simplify installation planning, provided the organization also creates a clear routine for battery monitoring and timely replacement.
These benefits are most meaningful when they are matched to the operating process. A multi-method lock can reduce day-to-day friction, but the business still needs an access policy: who registers users, who holds administrator rights, how cards and passcodes are issued, how access is removed when a person leaves, and who maintains the batteries and mechanical key. Treating the lock as part of a defined access procedure helps turn convenience features into a dependable business solution.
Product Highlights That Matter Before Purchase
Designed for fingerprint verification as a primary personal credential. Enrolment quality and correct finger placement remain important for reliable day-to-day use.
The product leaflet identifies Bluetooth Low Energy 4.0 communication for mobile management. Buyers should distinguish this local Bluetooth model from cloud- or Wi-Fi-managed locks.
English, Spanish and Portuguese are listed for voice guidance, helping users follow registration and operating prompts without depending only on visual indicators.
The capacity suits controlled groups of users. Before purchase, estimate expected active users and future turnover rather than counting only the people who need access on day one.
Card access gives the buyer another credential choice. Confirm that the cards intended for the project are compatible before ordering a large quantity of cards or reusing an existing card estate.
Normal users can be restricted while administrator access is retained, which provides a practical control during exceptional operating periods.
The most important selection point is that the TL300B is a door lock, not a complete building access-control platform. It can be an efficient solution for the right standalone door, but buyers that need centralized monitoring across many doors, integration with enterprise identity systems, advanced audit functions or remote internet management should define those requirements separately. FourTeck.com can help compare the lock-based approach with broader access-control options when the project scope goes beyond one or a small number of managed doors.
Technical Specifications
When reviewing the table, separate the fixed product specifications from site-dependent installation factors. The published 100-user capacity, Bluetooth communication, supported credential types and physical dimensions describe the product itself. The door preparation, mortise suitability and installation work depend on the site. A buyer replacing an existing lock should photograph both sides of the door, the door edge and the existing latch or mortise, then record the door thickness and opening direction. These details allow a supplier or installer to identify potential fit issues earlier. For project orders across multiple doors, sample one representative door only if the doors are genuinely identical; otherwise group the doors by type and verify each type before committing to quantity.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A successful smart-lock purchase starts with the door and operating process, not with the credential feature that sounds most convenient. Before requesting a quote, document how the door is used today and what should change after installation. Is the door used by a small permanent team, by rotating staff, by residents, by guests, or by different categories of users? Does the organization want fingerprint access for employees while issuing passcodes or cards to temporary users? Who should have administrator rights? These decisions affect how well the lock fits the real workflow.
1. Measure the door
Confirm thickness, material, opening direction and available panel area. Record the current lock dimensions and mortise arrangement.
2. Count real users
Include regular users, administrators and realistic future growth. Remember that user turnover can matter as much as headcount.
3. Choose credential methods
Decide whether fingerprint, card, passcode, phone or key will be the normal method for each user type.
4. Plan administration
Nominate who will add and remove users, protect administrator credentials, maintain batteries and keep the mechanical key controlled.
5. Check card compatibility
If cards are part of the project, verify the exact card technology before attempting to reuse existing badges or ordering new cards in volume.
6. Define support expectations
Clarify whether the requirement is supply only, installation coordination, configuration assistance, replacement guidance or a broader access-control solution.
For the most accurate FourTeck.com quote, share the required quantity, delivery location, door photos, door thickness, opening direction, current lock or mortise information, expected user count, preferred access methods and any deadline that affects the project. If the lock will replace another model, include the old model number where available. This gives the sales team a better basis for checking current sourcing options and helps reduce the risk of ordering a lock that is electronically suitable but physically inconvenient to install.
Ideal Business Use Cases
Executive and Private Offices
A private office can use fingerprint or card access for regular personnel while retaining passcode or key options for controlled administrative situations. The lock provides a clear step up from a conventional shared key without requiring a building-wide controller for that single door.
Managed Residential Units
Where a residence or serviced unit needs managed entry, multiple credential methods can make handover easier. Buyers should still define how temporary and permanent access will be administered and ensure the selected door is physically compatible.
Small Internal Controlled Rooms
Certain records rooms, management rooms or restricted internal spaces may benefit from a standalone lock when the organization wants to limit entry to a defined group but does not require centralized enterprise access-control functions for the door.
Serviced Accommodation
A multi-method lock can help operators handle different kinds of authorized users while reducing routine dependence on physical key exchange. Before deployment, the operator should confirm the exact guest-access workflow supported by the selected administration method.
Professional Meeting or Project Rooms
For rooms that are accessed by a controlled group, the lock can provide fingerprint or card convenience and allow management to restrict ordinary users when the room is temporarily taken out of service.
Selected Replacement Projects
The model can be considered when an older lock is being replaced and the buyer wants to introduce several credential methods. Replacement projects need careful mortise and drilling checks because similar-looking lock bodies are not automatically interchangeable.
The lock is less appropriate when the business requires centrally managed access across many doors, enterprise identity integration, continuous remote monitoring or a sophisticated audit environment. In those cases, a dedicated access-control system may provide a better architecture. FourTeck.com can help buyers distinguish between a smart standalone lock requirement and a broader access-control project so the selected solution fits both the door and the organization’s management expectations.
ZKTeco TL300B Multi-Method Access and Daily Convenience
The strongest practical feature is not any single credential. It is the ability to choose between several ways of entering the same door. Regular employees may prefer fingerprint access because there is no card to carry and no code to remember. A business may prefer compatible cards for personnel who already work with card-based processes. Passcodes can provide another controlled route for users who should not be enrolled biometrically, while the phone connection gives administrators a local mobile-management path. A mechanical key remains a physical fallback that should be protected as part of the site’s access procedure.
This flexibility is useful only when the organization maps credentials to user roles. Giving every user every method can create unnecessary administration. Instead, decide which method is normal for each group and which methods are reserved for management or exceptional circumstances. For example, fingerprint may suit permanent staff, cards may suit contractors who already carry compatible badges, and the mechanical key may remain under facilities control. A structured approach also makes user removal easier when people change roles or leave the organization.
The 100-user capacity should be considered in the same way. It is not simply a number to compare with current headcount. Buyers should allow for administrators, user turnover and future needs. If the expected population approaches the capacity quickly, or if many doors must share centralized user administration, it may be better to evaluate a different access-control architecture rather than forcing a standalone smart lock into a role it was not designed to fill.
ZKTeco TL300B Bluetooth Mobile Management
The product leaflet identifies BLE 4.0 communication and mobile management through the ZK SmartKey application. For a standalone door, Bluetooth can be an advantage because it keeps management local to the lock instead of requiring that the door be connected to the business network. That can reduce infrastructure requirements for certain rooms, apartments or small sites where adding network cabling, controllers or internet-connected services would be disproportionate to the access need.
However, buyers should understand what Bluetooth does and does not mean. Bluetooth management is a short-range wireless function. It should not be assumed to provide the same remote administration, cloud monitoring or multi-site control as a networked access-control solution. If the business expects to add and remove users from another city, receive live door events over the internet, synchronize identities across many locations or integrate the lock with a corporate security platform, those needs should be raised before purchase so an appropriate product family can be considered.
Mobile administration also introduces an operational responsibility. The organization should identify which phone or phones are allowed to perform administrative tasks, who owns the administrator credentials, how those credentials are transferred if an employee leaves, and how the business will document its user-management process. A convenient app does not replace access governance; it simply changes the tool used to carry out administration.
ZKTeco TL300B Door Fit, Reversible Design and Installation Planning
Smart locks are physical security products first and electronic products second. A model can offer the right fingerprint and Bluetooth functions yet still be the wrong choice for a particular door if the body, mortise, latch position or drilling pattern cannot be accommodated cleanly. ZKTeco lists a standard door thickness range of 38–60 mm, a front assembly measuring 78 × 340 × 31 mm and a back assembly measuring 78 × 340 × 27 mm. Those measurements provide a useful starting point, but they do not replace a door survey.
The reversible design is intended to fit different door opening directions, which is helpful in mixed environments. Even so, opening direction should be documented because installers need to understand the actual handing, frame arrangement and handle movement. Buyers should also inspect decorative trims, glass cut-outs, metal reinforcement, existing electric strikes, narrow stiles or unusual door profiles that could affect installation. For replacement work, the old lock may leave holes or recesses that need to be reused, covered or modified.
A simple pre-order survey can save significant project time. Measure the door thickness, photograph both faces, photograph the edge with the door open, note the existing mortise or latch, identify the door material and record the required quantity by door type. If ten doors are physically identical, one verified sample may simplify planning; if the project includes different doors, treat each group as a separate installation case. FourTeck.com can use these details during the quotation discussion and advise when an installer or further compatibility check is sensible.
What Should You Know Before Choosing This Smart Lock?
These questions reflect the practical issues that buyers usually need to resolve before a smart lock becomes a purchase order. The answers focus on fit, administration, credentials, installation and long-term use so both technical and non-technical stakeholders can judge whether the model suits the intended door.
Is this lock suitable for an office with regular staff and occasional visitors?
Yes, it can suit a controlled office door when the expected user population fits within the published 100-user capacity and the door is physically compatible. Permanent staff may use fingerprint or card access, while other methods can be reserved for approved situations. The business should decide who administers users and how temporary access will be handled before deployment.
Can I manage the lock from my phone?
The product supports Bluetooth mobile management through the ZK SmartKey application. This is local Bluetooth management rather than an assumption of internet-based remote control. If you need to administer doors from another site, centrally control many locks or integrate with a broader security platform, share those requirements before choosing the model.
Will it fit my existing door without modification?
That cannot be confirmed from model name alone. ZKTeco gives a standard door-thickness range of 38–60 mm, but the mortise, backset, drilling pattern, door material, frame alignment and handle clearance also matter. For replacement projects, provide clear photographs and dimensions so compatibility can be reviewed before an order is placed.
Can existing staff cards be reused?
The lock supports IC/MIFARE cards, but an existing card estate should still be checked for exact compatibility. Do not assume that every card used elsewhere in the organization will work simply because it has a similar appearance. Confirm the card technology and, where possible, test a sample before ordering cards or locks in quantity.
How should a business plan for the 100-user capacity?
Count more than current employees. Allow for administrators, replacement users, staff turnover and future expansion. If the expected population will approach the capacity quickly, or if many doors need the same identities synchronized, a centrally managed access-control solution may be more suitable than treating each door as an independent lock.
What should I plan for battery maintenance?
The product leaflet specifies eight AA alkaline batteries and notes that batteries are not included. The business should nominate someone to monitor battery condition, keep suitable replacement batteries available and include battery checks in routine facilities work. Battery-powered convenience works best when maintenance ownership is clearly assigned rather than left to users.
What should be checked when replacing an older electronic lock?
Record the old model, door thickness, lock-body size, mortise dimensions, handle position and existing cut-outs. Similar electronic locks are not automatically interchangeable. Replacement may require new drilling, modification or trim work, so the physical comparison is as important as confirming that the new model supports the required credentials.
Does the reversible design remove the need to check door handing?
No. Reversible design improves compatibility with different opening directions, but installers still need to know the actual handing, frame orientation and hardware arrangement. Document whether the door opens inward or outward and which side the hinges are on. This information helps prevent incorrect assumptions during installation planning.
What information should I send FourTeck.com for a useful quotation?
Send quantity, delivery location, door thickness, door material, opening direction, current lock or mortise details, door photographs, expected user count and preferred access methods. Mention whether you need supply only or also want installation or configuration guidance. These details help the quotation process focus on the actual requirement instead of only the model name.
Business Requirements to Match Before You Buy
For a business that wants several entry methods
This model fits requirements where fingerprint, passcode, card, phone and key access are useful on the same door. Define which methods will be issued to each user group so management remains simple.
For a standalone door without network cabling
Battery operation and local Bluetooth management can suit a door where a full wired access-control platform is unnecessary. Buyers needing centralized remote administration should compare other architectures.
For organizations replacing a conventional key lock
The lock can introduce personal credentials and mobile administration, but the door must be surveyed for mortise and drilling compatibility before the buyer assumes a simple one-for-one replacement.
For teams planning controlled user growth
The published capacity is 100 users. Plan for administrators, turnover and future additions, not only today’s headcount. Larger identity populations may justify a different management model.
For projects that already use contactless cards
IC/MIFARE card support can be useful, but existing badges should be verified before a project depends on reuse. Card technology and practical enrolment requirements should be confirmed.
For multi-door rollouts
Before ordering many units, group doors by physical type, verify a representative installation and decide whether separate standalone administration remains practical at the intended scale.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A smart lock can be the right product electronically and still become the wrong purchase if physical fit, credential policy or administration is not considered. Procurement teams should therefore confirm the complete requirement instead of comparing model names or headline features alone. Start with the door: thickness, material, mortise type, opening direction, frame condition and existing cut-outs. Then define the access process: how many users, which credential methods, who will administer the lock, how access is removed, and what the organization expects from Bluetooth management.
Configuration Fit
Confirm that 100-user capacity is sufficient, decide which credential methods are required and verify whether local Bluetooth administration matches the operational model. If centralized control is necessary, identify that before the purchase.
Compatibility Check
Measure the door and compare the mortise, handle and drilling requirements. If cards will be reused, verify the exact card technology. If the lock replaces another device, provide the old model and site photos.
Availability and Warranty
Current availability, finish and warranty terms can vary by source and order. Ask FourTeck.com to confirm the applicable supply and warranty information for the quotation rather than assuming all offers are identical.
Installation Scope
Clarify whether the project is supply only or requires installation guidance. Replacement work may involve drilling or door modification, especially when the existing mortise does not match the new lock body.
Ongoing Operating Cost
Plan for batteries, card issuance where used, administrator time and possible door maintenance. A lock that is inexpensive to purchase can still create avoidable effort if routine responsibilities are not assigned.
Quote Preparation
Provide quantity, delivery destination, door details, credential requirements and any replacement-model information. For multiple door types, identify each type separately so the quotation can be reviewed against the real deployment.
Another commonly missed point is scale. A lock can be easy to administer on one door but become time-consuming across a large number of independent doors. If users frequently move between locations or if security teams require one central view of access rights, discuss the broader architecture before ordering. FourTeck.com can help buyers compare the standalone-lock approach with other ZKTeco access-control options where the project requirements call for more centralized management.
UAE Availability and Service Support
FourTeck.com supports product inquiries in Dubai and across the UAE with assistance for requirement review, quotation preparation, sourcing coordination and warranty guidance. For this category, availability should be checked against the exact model, finish, quantity and current supplier status. The page does not assume that a specific configuration is continuously held in stock, and business buyers are encouraged to request a current quotation before planning installation dates.
For a more useful response, include the physical door information with the sales inquiry. Door thickness is only one element; photographs, material, opening direction and current lock or mortise details can reveal compatibility points that are not visible from the product model alone. If you are purchasing for several doors, state whether they are identical or include multiple door types. FourTeck can then help organize the inquiry around the actual deployment rather than a generic unit count.
Delivery coordination and warranty handling depend on the source, order details and destination. FourTeck.com can provide the applicable information with the quote so procurement teams can compare supply terms on a like-for-like basis. For projects with installation requirements, share that requirement early so the scope can be discussed separately from hardware supply where necessary.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and other UAE locations can contact FourTeck.com for product availability, configuration guidance and quote assistance. The same buying process applies across locations: identify the door type, required quantity, user count, access methods, replacement details and delivery destination. For project supply, the team can help consolidate requirements where multiple sites need the same model or where different doors require separate compatibility checks. Delivery arrangements and warranty guidance are confirmed according to the final order and source rather than assumed in advance.
Regional GCC and Africa Availability
FourTeck.com also supports business technology inquiries for selected GCC and Africa markets through regional inquiry channels. Customers in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain can ask about sourcing options based on the required quantity, project timing and destination. Availability and warranty handling may differ by country, so the quotation should be reviewed for the specific market rather than assuming that UAE supply terms apply everywhere.
For buyers in Kenya, Uganda and other Africa-region markets, the same principle applies. Smart-lock projects should include both the hardware requirement and practical door information. International or regional supply can add considerations such as installer availability, replacement-part planning and support procedures, making accurate pre-order details particularly important.
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Other ZKTeco Options Buyers May Consider
Choosing between smart locks is easier when the project requirement is defined first. Buyers who need a different wireless architecture, a different style of residential lock or a broader biometric feature set can review other ZKTeco models. The links below are intended as useful navigation points for comparison; final specifications and availability should be confirmed for the selected model.
ZKTeco TL300Z
Consider this wireless IoT lock family when the project calls for a different connectivity approach from the Bluetooth-focused TL300B.
ZKTeco TL800
A related wireless IoT lock model worth reviewing when a buyer is comparing smart-door hardware within the same brand family.
ZKTeco HBL400
A hybrid biometric lock option for buyers whose selection criteria extend beyond the credential mix of the TL300B.
ZKTeco HBL200B
Suitable to compare when the project brief calls for a hybrid biometric lock rather than a Bluetooth-enabled fingerprint lock alone.
Access Control Solutions
For centralized multi-door projects, a controller-based access-control system may be more suitable than independent smart locks.
FourTeck Product Assistance
Unsure whether you need a standalone lock or a broader access-control design? Share the project details for product matching.
Why Business Buyers Contact FourTeck.com
Technology procurement is easier when the sales conversation starts with the requirement rather than a model number. For a smart lock, that means understanding not only the credential features but also the door, user population, administration method and installation scope. FourTeck.com supports buyers by helping organize these details before quotation, which can reduce the risk of purchasing hardware that is difficult to fit or inconvenient to manage.
Assistance for individual purchases, replacement needs and project quantities based on the customer’s stated requirement.
Help identifying the practical information that matters before a quote, including user count, access methods and door details.
Current sourcing and quotation support based on model, quantity, destination and available supply channels.
A structured review when an older lock is being replaced and physical fit needs to be compared rather than assumed.
Delivery requirements can be discussed with the order so procurement teams understand the applicable arrangement.
Warranty details are confirmed according to the actual supplied product and source rather than presented as an unsupported universal claim.
FourTeck also helps buyers avoid mixing very different solution types. A standalone smart lock may be ideal for one controlled door, while a building with many doors, centralized user administration and security-system integration may need a dedicated access-control platform. Explaining the project outcome you need gives the sales team more useful information than asking for a model and price alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ZKTeco TL300B used for?
It is a standalone electronic smart lock for controlled doors. It supports fingerprint, passcode, compatible card, Bluetooth phone management and a mechanical key option. It is suited to locations where a defined group of users needs convenient access without necessarily deploying a full centralized access-control panel for that door.
How many users can the lock support?
ZKTeco publishes a user capacity of 100. Buyers should include administrators, user turnover and expected growth when deciding whether that capacity is sufficient. If the project requires a much larger identity population or the same users must be centrally synchronized across many doors, another access-control approach may be more appropriate.
What door thickness is supported?
The standard published door-thickness range is 38–60 mm. That figure does not confirm complete installation compatibility by itself. Mortise type, door material, handle position, opening direction, drilling pattern and frame condition should also be checked, especially when replacing an existing lock.
Can FourTeck.com help confirm whether it fits my door?
FourTeck.com can help review the information you provide and identify points that need confirmation before quotation. Send door thickness, material, opening direction, photographs of both faces and the door edge, plus current lock or mortise information. An installer may still need to confirm the final physical fit at site.
Does the lock require mains power?
The product leaflet specifies eight AA alkaline batteries, which are not included. Because the lock is battery powered, the organization should establish a maintenance routine for monitoring and replacing batteries. Keep replacement batteries available and ensure a responsible person owns the maintenance task.
Is the TL300B available in Dubai and the UAE?
FourTeck.com accepts availability and quotation inquiries for Dubai and the wider UAE. Current supply can vary according to source, finish, quantity and timing, so availability should be confirmed as part of the quotation rather than assumed from the product page.
Can the lock be used with cards as well as fingerprints?
Yes. ZKTeco lists IC/MIFARE card support in addition to fingerprint access. Existing organization cards should be checked for exact compatibility before a deployment depends on them. A sample-card test is sensible when the plan is to reuse cards already issued to staff.
What does lockout mode do?
The documented lockout mode restricts normal users while administrator access is retained. This can be useful during maintenance, room handover or other periods when ordinary access should be temporarily suspended. The organization should define who has administrator authority and how that authority is protected.
Can businesses request multiple units for a project?
Yes, project and quantity inquiries can be submitted to FourTeck.com. For multi-door requirements, provide the quantity by door type and identify whether all doors are physically identical. Verifying a representative door before committing to a larger rollout can reduce installation surprises.
How do I request a quotation?
Use the FourTeck.com contact page and include the model, quantity, delivery location, door details, expected user count and preferred credential methods. If it is a replacement, include the current lock model and photographs. These details help the sales team prepare a more relevant quotation and identify compatibility questions early.
Need Help Choosing the Right Smart Door Lock?
FourTeck.com can help you review door compatibility, user requirements, access methods, current UAE availability, warranty guidance and delivery requirements. Share the door details and project quantity so the quotation is based on the actual deployment rather than the model name alone.
