ZKTeco TL300Z Wireless IoT Smart Lock in Dubai, UAE
The TL300Z brings fingerprint, passcode, card and smartphone-based access into one residential smart-lock platform. It is built for buyers who want flexible door entry, better guest access control and app-assisted management without turning a single door into a complicated enterprise access-control project. With an optional Zigbee Gateway, the lock can be managed remotely through ZSmart App for actions such as remote unlocking, access-history review, temporary or dynamic passcode sharing and selected lock settings.
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ZKTeco
TL300Z
Zigbee fingerprint keypad smart lock
Smartphone, fingerprint, passcode and card
Zigbee; gateway required for remote access
100 users
100 fingerprints, 100 passcodes, 100 cards
38–60 mm
8 × AA alkaline batteries, not supplied
Micro-USB interface supported
Dull Nickel / Gun Black
Confirm door, mortise, gateway and installation fit
Fast Decision Snapshot for Buyers
This model is most attractive when a buyer needs several ways to unlock one door and wants optional remote control through a Zigbee smart-home path. It is not a simple drop-in replacement for every mechanical lock: door thickness, mortise style, frame alignment and installation conditions should be checked first. These quick points help procurement teams, property owners and installers decide what to confirm before asking for a quotation.
Private houses, higher-end apartments and short-term rental properties where controlled keyless access is useful.
One lock can serve fingerprints, codes, cards and app-related access, reducing dependence on physical keys.
Door thickness, opening direction, mortise compatibility, color and whether remote management is required.
Remote unlocking and connected ZSmart functions require the additional Zigbee Gateway rather than the lock alone.
The lock uses eight AA alkaline batteries; a Micro-USB backup power interface is supported for emergency power.
Share door details and required access methods so the team can help review suitability and quotation scope.
Product Overview
The ZKTeco TL300Z Wireless IoT Smart Lock is designed around a practical question: how can a homeowner or property operator make one entrance easier to manage without relying entirely on metal keys? ZKTeco answers that question with four identification paths—smartphone, fingerprint, passcode and card—plus Zigbee communication for connected functions. That combination gives everyday users flexibility while also giving property managers a cleaner way to issue temporary access for guests or service personnel when the connected gateway is part of the installation.
The fingerprint reader is capacitive, and ZKTeco specifically positions it for quick verification even with dry or rough fingers. Passcodes provide a familiar alternative, while the card reader supports IC cards and NFC. Random access-code protection is intended to reduce the risk of someone learning a PIN simply by watching keypad entry. Temporary or dynamic passcodes can be shared through the connected ZSmart environment, which is particularly relevant to managed apartments and rental properties where access permissions change more frequently than in a typical family home.
The lock is built with a zinc-alloy housing and uses a China Standard anti-theft mortise. ZKTeco lists a standard compatible door thickness of 38 to 60 mm and a reversible design intended to support different opening directions. Those specifications are important, but they should not be treated as a guarantee of fit. Existing doors may have different cut-outs, backsets, frames, handle positions or previous lock footprints. Before purchase, an installer should check the door and mortise requirement so the project does not become an expensive retrofit after the hardware arrives.
For Dubai and wider UAE buyers, FourTeck.com can help turn those technical details into a clearer purchase request. Instead of ordering by model number alone, buyers can share door type, thickness, opening direction, desired color, access methods, gateway requirement and quantity. This allows the quotation to reflect the actual installation scenario and helps identify accessories or related security components that may need to be sourced at the same time.
Key Business and Property Benefits
Smart locks are valuable when they solve day-to-day access problems, not merely because they add electronics to a door. The TL300Z is most useful where several people need controlled entry, where temporary access must be issued without handing out keys, or where the property owner wants app-assisted visibility through the optional Zigbee connection.
◆ Multiple Ways to Unlock
Fingerprint, passcode, IC card/NFC and smartphone access give occupants several practical choices. This can reduce the operational frustration caused by lost physical keys and lets a property owner assign the most suitable access method to different users.
◆ Guest Access Without Key Handover
With the additional Zigbee Gateway, temporary or dynamic passcodes can be shared through ZSmart App. For short-term stays or scheduled visitors, this can make access handover more structured because permissions can be issued digitally instead of coordinating a physical key exchange.
◆ Remote Awareness
The connected environment can provide notifications for low battery, illegal verification attempts, hijack alarm events and offline status. These alerts help the responsible user notice conditions that might otherwise go unseen until someone reaches the door.
◆ Better Passcode Privacy
The random access-code function is designed to make shoulder-surfing harder. That matters in shared corridors, apartment entrances or visitor situations where the user may need to enter a code while another person is nearby.
◆ Flexible Door Orientation
ZKTeco lists the design as reversible for different door-opening directions. This can simplify model selection, although the installer still needs to verify the door preparation, mortise, frame clearance and handle orientation before fitting.
◆ Long Battery Service Target
ZKTeco states battery life of up to three years or about 20,000 access operations under its stated conditions. Actual life depends on usage and environment, but the low-battery notification and Micro-USB backup power interface give buyers useful continuity planning options.
◆ Clear Credential Capacity
The lock supports up to 100 users, with listed capacity for 100 fingerprints, 100 passcodes and 100 cards. This is sufficient for many residential and managed-property scenarios without introducing the complexity of a large building access-control platform.
Product Highlights That Matter Before Buying
The strongest reason to consider this model is not any single feature; it is the way several access methods work together. A household member may prefer fingerprint entry, a cleaner or maintenance visitor may use a temporary code, a regular occupant may carry an IC card, and the administrator can use the connected app functions when the gateway is installed. That flexibility is particularly useful where access needs change over time.
Capacitive silicon sensor designed for convenient biometric verification.
IC card reader with NFC support for compatible credential use.
Connected management path with an additional Zigbee Gateway.
Digital access can be issued for time-sensitive guest or visitor scenarios.
Connected notifications can help the user react to battery, verification and offline conditions.
Dull Nickel and Gun Black are the listed color options; availability should be confirmed.
Buyers should also notice what is not automatic. Remote access needs the gateway, the eight AA alkaline batteries are not supplied according to the official specification, and fit depends on the door. These details are easy to miss when comparing product photographs, yet they can have more impact on installation success than the headline feature list.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Verified Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | ZKTeco TL300Z |
| Product Type | Wireless IoT fingerprint keypad smart lock |
| Case Material | Zinc Alloy |
| Mortise | China Standard Anti-Theft Mortise |
| Identification Modes | Smartphone, fingerprint, passcode and card |
| User Capacity | 100 |
| Fingerprint Capacity | 100 |
| Passcode Capacity | 100 |
| Card Capacity | 100 |
| Fingerprint Sensor | Capacitive (silicon) |
| Card Reader | IC Card & NFC supported |
| Audio Prompt | English, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Communication | Zigbee |
| Remote Access | Zigbee Gateway required |
| Power Supply | 8 × AA alkaline batteries (not supplied) |
| Backup Power Interface | Micro-USB port supported |
| Battery Life | Up to 3 years (about 20,000 access operations), under stated vendor conditions |
| Standard Door Thickness | 38–60 mm |
| Front Dimensions | 83 × 345 × 33 mm |
| Back Dimensions | 83 × 345 × 29 mm |
| Color Options | Dull Nickel / Gun Black |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Operating Humidity | 10%–90% RH, non-condensing |
| Certifications | CE-RED, FCC ID |
When choosing a configuration, do not focus only on credential capacity. Start with the physical door because a smart lock that does not match the mortise or door preparation will not deliver value no matter how capable its electronics are. Next decide whether the lock will operate mainly as a local fingerprint/code/card device or whether the buyer actually needs remote app control. If remote features are part of the requirement, include the compatible Zigbee Gateway in the request. Buyers should also specify preferred finish, number of doors and whether an installer is already assigned. This information allows the quotation to cover the practical project, not just the lock body.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A smart-lock purchase has two dimensions: electronic capability and mechanical fit. Many buying mistakes happen because one side is considered without the other. Use the questions below to prepare a more accurate requirement before ordering.
What door will receive the lock?
Measure thickness and check the current lock cut-out, mortise style, frame clearance, handle position and opening direction.
Which credentials will users need?
Decide whether most users will use fingerprints, codes, cards or a mixture, and confirm the credential quantity required.
Is remote management necessary?
If remote unlocking, history review, temporary passcodes or connected alerts are important, plan for the required Zigbee Gateway.
Who will install and configure it?
Identify whether you need supply only, installer coordination, or guidance on commissioning and app/gateway setup.
What ongoing items are needed?
Plan batteries, compatible cards, gateway hardware where required and any tools or door modifications needed for installation.
What support expectations apply?
Ask for current warranty terms, support route, product condition and replacement guidance rather than assuming all regional supply is identical.
For a useful quotation, share the door material, measured thickness, photos of both door faces and the door edge, existing mortise or lock details, opening direction, number of locks, preferred color and whether you need connected Zigbee functions. If the property is a rental or managed apartment, also explain how often access credentials change and who will administer them. FourTeck.com can use that information to help review product fit and identify supporting items before the order is placed.
Ideal Business and Property Use Cases
ZKTeco positions this lock for private houses, premium apartments and short-term rental use. Those environments share a common need: authorized people must enter easily, while the responsible owner or manager needs control over who receives access and how long that access remains useful.
Private Villas and Houses
Families can assign fingerprints or passcodes to regular occupants and keep card access available for people who prefer a physical credential. Connected alerts may provide additional awareness when the gateway is installed.
Premium Apartments
Apartment owners who want a modern keyless entrance can combine biometric access with keypad and card options. Before installation, the apartment door and mortise must still be checked carefully because common building doors can vary significantly.
Short-Term Rental Properties
Temporary or dynamic passcodes can reduce the need for physical key handovers. This is one of the clearest scenarios for the optional Zigbee Gateway because access permissions may need to be changed between guest stays.
Serviced Residences
A managed residence can benefit from flexible credentials for residents, housekeeping or approved maintenance users. The administrator should define a clear process for adding and removing access so convenience does not become unmanaged permission growth.
Holiday Homes
Owners who are not always present can use a connected setup to support remote access workflows and receive selected alerts. Gateway placement and network reliability should be considered as part of the installation rather than as an afterthought.
Owner-Managed Guest Suites
Where a guest suite has its own entrance, a dedicated smart lock can make controlled arrival simpler. The buyer should still confirm whether local building rules, door construction or fire-safety requirements affect lock replacement.
The model should not automatically be treated as a substitute for a centrally managed commercial access-control system. If the requirement includes many doors, enterprise identity integration, attendance reporting, centralized controller architecture, complex visitor workflows or regulatory access records, the project may need a different ZKTeco access-control platform. FourTeck can help separate a single-door smart-lock requirement from a larger building-security requirement before quotation.
ZKTeco TL300Z Multi-Method Access Control
The most useful feature of the TL300Z is the ability to support different people without forcing everyone into one access method. Fingerprint entry can be convenient for regular occupants because there is nothing to carry or remember. Passcodes are useful when a user prefers a keypad or when a temporary access path is needed. IC card and NFC support provide a credential-based option, while smartphone management becomes more relevant when the installation includes the required Zigbee Gateway.
For a property operator, this variety can simplify access planning. A family member might use biometric entry every day, a cleaner could receive a passcode, and a regular service person could use an issued card. In a short-term rental environment, a digitally shared temporary code can reduce the logistical burden of meeting every guest in person. The value comes from choosing the right credential for each role rather than enrolling every possible method simply because the lock supports it.
Capacity is also clear enough for many residential scenarios: ZKTeco lists 100 users together with capacity for 100 fingerprints, 100 passcodes and 100 cards. Buyers should interpret those numbers as limits, not as a target to fill. If the property needs complex role-based access across many doors, shared identity management or large-scale audit workflows, a dedicated access-control system may be more appropriate than a standalone smart lock.
ZKTeco TL300Z Zigbee Gateway and ZSmart Management
Zigbee is what turns this model from a local electronic lock into a connected smart-home device, but the gateway requirement is essential. The lock itself does not provide the described remote functions without the additional Zigbee Gateway. When the gateway is part of the system, ZKTeco states that users can remotely unlock the door, review log history, share temporary or dynamic passcodes and modify selected lock features through the ZSmart App.
The connected layer also enables real-time notifications for conditions such as low battery, illegal verification attempts, hijack alarm events and offline status. For a property owner who is frequently away from the door, those notifications can be more valuable than remote unlocking itself because they provide awareness. The user can also create conditions that trigger messages or actions, such as a smart-home scenario when a family member arrives.
Network planning still matters even though Zigbee is designed for low-power smart devices. The gateway needs an appropriate location and reliable connectivity to perform its role. Buyers managing a rental or holiday property should also decide who will own the app account, who will have administrator access, how credentials are removed after staff changes, and how recovery is handled if the phone or account changes. These operational details are part of a dependable smart-lock deployment.
ZKTeco TL300Z Door Fit, Power and Everyday Reliability
Electronic features attract attention, but the physical installation determines whether a smart lock feels reliable every day. ZKTeco specifies a China Standard anti-theft mortise, a standard door-thickness range of 38 to 60 mm and a reversible design intended for different opening directions. The front assembly measures 83 × 345 × 33 mm, while the rear assembly measures 83 × 345 × 29 mm. These dimensions help an installer assess whether the lock will cover existing holes and sit cleanly on the door surface.
Power comes from eight AA alkaline batteries, which ZKTeco notes are not supplied. The vendor states battery life of up to three years or roughly 20,000 access operations under its test or usage conditions. Real-world battery life can vary with activity, environment, battery quality and connected usage, so a property manager should maintain a simple battery-replacement routine rather than relying on the maximum figure as a fixed promise. Low-battery notification helps with planning when the connected setup is active.
A Micro-USB backup power interface is supported. That can be valuable if the internal batteries are depleted, but it should be treated as an emergency recovery interface rather than a reason to ignore battery maintenance. Buyers should also note the listed operating range of -20°C to 55°C and 10% to 90% relative humidity, non-condensing. Actual door exposure, direct sun, weather sealing and indoor versus outdoor placement should be reviewed with the installer.
What Should You Know Before Choosing This Smart Lock?
The answers below address the questions buyers commonly raise when comparing a connected door lock for a home, apartment or managed rental. They focus on physical fit, credential choices, gateway requirements, ongoing administration and quotation preparation so both technical and non-technical buyers can identify the next decision they need to make.
Is this lock suitable for a short-term rental property?
Yes, short-term rental is one of the use cases identified by ZKTeco. The strongest fit is where the owner wants to issue temporary or dynamic passcodes without arranging a physical key handover. Remote management requires the additional Zigbee Gateway, so include that item in the buying plan if access will be managed while the owner is away.
Can I unlock it remotely with a phone?
Remote smartphone functions are available when the compatible Zigbee Gateway is part of the setup. Through ZSmart App, ZKTeco lists remote unlocking, log-history checking, temporary or dynamic passcode sharing and feature changes. Buyers should confirm gateway inclusion, app compatibility and who will hold administrator access before commissioning the property.
Will it fit my existing apartment or villa door?
It may, but the fit must be checked. ZKTeco lists 38–60 mm as the standard door-thickness range and specifies a China Standard anti-theft mortise. Existing cut-outs, frame clearances and lock footprints differ, so share accurate measurements and door-edge photographs with the installer or FourTeck before ordering.
Which access method is best for regular family members?
Fingerprint access is often the simplest daily choice because there is no code or card to carry, but the best method depends on the user. Some occupants may prefer a passcode or IC card. The useful approach is to enroll only the methods that are genuinely needed and keep administrator privileges restricted.
How should I plan access for cleaners or maintenance visitors?
Use a credential that can be separated from permanent household access. In a connected setup, a temporary or dynamic passcode can be practical for scheduled visits. If cards or fingerprints are used for regular service personnel, maintain a simple record so those credentials are removed promptly when the arrangement ends.
Do I need to buy batteries separately?
Yes. ZKTeco specifies eight AA alkaline batteries and notes that they are not supplied. The vendor lists up to three years or about 20,000 access operations as the battery-life target under stated conditions. Keep spare quality batteries available and treat the Micro-USB port as emergency backup power rather than normal operation.
What should I check if I am replacing an older electronic lock?
Compare more than the outer panel size. Check the existing mortise, spindle and handle position, door thickness, edge cut-out, screw holes, frame strike and any marks that the new lock must cover. An installer may need to modify the door, so photographs and measurements should be reviewed before the old lock is removed.
Can the lock send alerts when something needs attention?
In the connected Zigbee setup, ZKTeco lists notifications for low battery, illegal verification attempts, hijack alarm events and offline status. These alerts can help an administrator respond sooner, especially at a property that is not occupied continuously. Confirm gateway operation and app-notification permissions during handover.
What information should I send FourTeck for a more accurate quote?
Send the model name, quantity, door material, measured thickness, opening direction, current lock or mortise details, clear photos of the door and edge, preferred finish and whether remote access is required. Also state whether you need compatible cards, a Zigbee Gateway or installation guidance. This reduces assumptions and helps the quotation match the real project.
Business Requirements to Match Before You Buy
Different buyers describe the same smart-lock requirement in different ways. The examples below connect common real-world needs to the TL300Z’s verified capabilities and to the checks that should be completed before purchase.
For a property that changes guests frequently
A connected installation can support temporary or dynamic passcodes, reducing physical key handovers. Confirm the Zigbee Gateway and administrator workflow before deployment.
For families that want more than one entry method
Fingerprint, passcode and compatible card access allow different household members to use the method that suits them while keeping the same door hardware.
For owners who want remote status awareness
With the gateway active, the ZSmart environment can provide alerts for low battery, illegal verification, hijack events and offline status.
For buyers replacing a conventional or older smart lock
Measure the door and inspect the existing mortise before ordering. Electronic capability is useful only if the new lock can be fitted cleanly and securely.
For projects that need several locks with consistent setup
Standardize the finish, door measurements, credential policy, gateway plan and administrator handover so every unit is commissioned in a repeatable way.
For buyers who need quotation clarity
Request the lock, gateway where required, compatible credentials, batteries and installation scope as separate line items so the true project requirement is easy to compare.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A successful smart-lock purchase starts with the door and the operating workflow, not with the product photo. Confirm the exact model, preferred finish and physical installation conditions first. The TL300Z has a specific mortise requirement and listed standard door-thickness range, so buyers replacing another lock should never assume that similar outer dimensions mean direct mechanical compatibility. Door-edge photographs, thickness measurements and current mortise details are highly useful before quotation.
Configuration Fit
Confirm whether you need local fingerprint/code/card operation only or connected app functions as well. If remote access matters, the Zigbee Gateway must be part of the project. Also define the number of users and how credentials will be assigned, removed and reviewed.
Compatibility Check
Review door thickness, mortise, opening direction, handle clearance, door-frame strike and any existing cut-outs. If the property uses smart-home components, separately verify the gateway and app environment rather than assuming broader ecosystem compatibility beyond what ZKTeco confirms.
Availability and Warranty
Ask which finish is currently available, whether gateway hardware is included or separate, what accessories come in the package, and what warranty terms apply to the specific supply source. Do not assume stock, delivery timing or warranty coverage from an older listing.
Quote Preparation
Provide quantity, door details, photos, finish preference, access methods, gateway need, credential requirements and installation location. If several properties are involved, state whether the buyer wants a consistent deployment standard across all doors so supply and setup can be planned together.
Long-term use also deserves attention. Budget for quality AA batteries and establish who is responsible for battery replacement. Document the administrator account and credential-removal process. If a guest, employee or service provider no longer needs access, their credential should be removed promptly. If the project may later expand to many doors or requires centralized building access, ask whether a dedicated ZKTeco access-control platform would be more suitable than multiplying standalone smart locks. FourTeck.com can help buyers review these boundaries so the selected hardware matches the operational requirement rather than only the immediate purchase.
UAE Availability and Service Support
FourTeck.com supports smart-lock inquiries in Dubai and across the UAE with product-selection guidance, configuration review, quote assistance, delivery coordination and warranty guidance. Availability can vary based on the exact model, finish, supplier status, order quantity and whether gateway hardware or related credentials are required. For that reason, the page does not assume ready stock or a fixed delivery date.
Buyers can improve the quality of the quote by sharing the planned installation details from the beginning. Door thickness, door material, opening direction, current lock photos, preferred color, number of doors and need for remote Zigbee management are all useful. For managed properties, explain whether temporary guest access will be a regular requirement. This helps FourTeck understand whether the quotation should include only the lock or also supporting items and compatibility review.
Warranty handling can depend on the sourcing channel and the product supplied, so ask for the applicable terms on the quotation. The same applies to installation scope and after-sales assistance. Keeping these items clear before purchase reduces uncertainty later and gives procurement teams a cleaner record of what is being ordered.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Coverage
Businesses, property managers and residential buyers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and other UAE locations can contact FourTeck.com for product availability, compatibility guidance and quotation support. The useful starting point is the actual door requirement rather than the city name: share the quantity, door measurements, current lock details, preferred finish and whether the project requires Zigbee remote functions. For multi-property orders, also explain whether all doors are the same construction or whether several door types are involved. FourTeck can then help organize the inquiry around model fit, supporting items, delivery location and project scope. Availability and delivery arrangements remain subject to supplier status, product configuration and order requirements.
Regional GCC and Africa Availability
FourTeck.com also supports business-technology inquiries across selected GCC and Africa markets. Requests from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain can be reviewed for product suitability, sourcing options and delivery coordination based on the destination and supplier route. For East Africa, FourTeck maintains regional inquiry channels that can support technology requests in markets including Kenya and Uganda, while the wider Africa platform can assist with regional project discussions.
Regional supply should always be checked against the local requirement because warranty handling, import terms, availability, power accessories and installation support can differ by country. A buyer planning several properties or a hospitality-style rollout should provide quantities, delivery destination, required accessories and expected deployment schedule so the sourcing request can be structured properly.
Regional inquiry channels: FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa and FourTeck Kuwait. Buyers can also use the main FourTeck.com site for UAE-led inquiries and coordination.
Other Options and Related FourTeck Solutions
The correct alternative depends on whether the buyer needs a standalone smart lock, a visitor intercom, or a broader access-control environment. Use these related FourTeck resources to widen the discussion before purchase rather than choosing a device only because it appears similar.
CCTV & Access Control Systems
Best for buyers whose requirement includes door access, readers, biometric devices, cameras or a wider site-security design beyond one smart lock.
Dinstar DP85U SIP Video Intercom
A related entrance solution for projects that need visitor video calling, SIP communication and controlled door release rather than a residential fingerprint lock.
Networking for Connected Security
Useful where smart-home gateways, CCTV, intercoms and access systems share the same property network and reliable connectivity needs planning.
Project Compatibility Review
Best when the buyer is uncertain whether a smart lock, access controller, video intercom or combination of products is the right architecture.
A residential smart lock is usually the simpler choice for a single managed door, while an access-control system is more appropriate when several doors, centralized user management or business-grade reporting are required. A video intercom becomes relevant when the main requirement is to see and speak with visitors before releasing the entrance. FourTeck can help buyers define which problem they are actually solving and then match the product category to that requirement.
Why Buyers Choose FourTeck.com for Product Guidance
A smart lock sits at the intersection of security hardware, door mechanics, user administration and connected technology. That makes pre-sales guidance valuable. FourTeck.com focuses on helping buyers describe the complete requirement before the quote is prepared, which reduces the chance of ordering a correct model for the wrong door or forgetting a supporting component such as the gateway.
Assistance with model identification, quantity and current sourcing options without assuming permanent stock.
A practical review of door, mortise, gateway and credential requirements before purchase.
A structured request that can include the lock, gateway, cards and installation-related scope where required.
Delivery requirements can be reviewed according to the order, supplier status and destination.
Buyers can ask for the applicable warranty terms for the exact supply source instead of relying on assumptions.
If the requirement expands into intercom, CCTV, networking or enterprise access control, FourTeck can help frame the wider project.
This approach is useful for individual property buyers and for procurement teams responsible for several doors. A clear requirement saves time for both sides. It also creates a better record of what was expected: the exact model, finish, door fit, gateway inclusion, accessories, delivery location and support terms can all be documented before the order proceeds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the TL300Z used for?
It is a Zigbee-enabled fingerprint keypad smart lock intended for residential and managed-property access. ZKTeco highlights private houses, premium apartments and short-term rental scenarios. It supports smartphone, fingerprint, passcode and card identification, with remote functions available when the required Zigbee Gateway is included in the setup.
Does the lock work without the Zigbee Gateway?
Local access methods can be used without treating the gateway as part of every basic entry event, but ZKTeco states that remote access requires the Zigbee Gateway. If you need remote unlocking, log-history access, temporary or dynamic passcode sharing and connected management through ZSmart App, include the gateway in your requirement.
How many fingerprints, codes and cards can it store?
ZKTeco lists a user capacity of 100 and separate capacities of 100 fingerprints, 100 passcodes and 100 cards. Buyers should still plan enrollment carefully, especially for rental or managed-property use. Remove credentials that are no longer needed and keep administrator permissions limited to responsible users.
What door thickness is supported?
The official specification lists 38–60 mm as the standard door-thickness range. Thickness is only one part of compatibility, however. Mortise style, opening direction, door-edge preparation, handle clearance and frame strike must also be checked. Send photos and measurements before ordering if the existing door fit is uncertain.
What happens if the batteries run down?
The lock uses eight AA alkaline batteries, which ZKTeco notes are not supplied. A Micro-USB backup power interface is supported for emergency power. The vendor lists up to three years or around 20,000 access operations as a battery-life figure under stated conditions, but actual life can vary with usage and environment.
Can FourTeck help confirm whether it will fit my door?
FourTeck can help review the information you provide and structure the product inquiry around compatibility. Share measured thickness, door material, opening direction, photographs of the front, back and edge, and current mortise details. A qualified installer should confirm final mechanical fit before cutting or modifying the door.
Is the lock available in more than one color?
ZKTeco lists Dull Nickel and Gun Black as color options. Actual availability can differ by supplier status and order timing, so specify the preferred finish when requesting a quote and confirm that the quotation reflects the requested color rather than assuming both finishes are always available.
Can businesses or property operators request multiple units?
Yes, buyers can request quotations for multiple units, but a multi-door project should be standardized carefully. Confirm whether all doors share the same construction, finish and gateway approach. For larger deployments that need centralized management across many doors, ask whether a dedicated access-control system would be a more suitable architecture.
How do I request a quotation from FourTeck?
Use the FourTeck contact page and provide the model, quantity, door thickness, door photos, opening direction, preferred finish and whether the Zigbee Gateway is required. Mention any card needs, installation guidance or project deadline. FourTeck can then review current availability and prepare the inquiry around the actual requirement.
Need Help Choosing the Right Smart-Lock Setup?
FourTeck.com can help review product availability, door-fit considerations, gateway requirements, compatible credentials, warranty guidance and delivery requirements for your UAE project. Share the door details and intended access workflow so the quotation reflects the complete requirement.
