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Famous for leading the way in home security for greater than 150 years, ADT is thrilled to bring you the latest in smart locking systems. In partnership with the Z-Wave Alliance and Yale, ADT now has a fingerprint door lock that integrates flawlessly with your home security system. You’ll enjoy how it boosts the security and convenience of your home. Learn how this technology operates and design your ADT package with this cutting-edge feature.

How Do Door Locks With Fingerprint Readers Work?

Equipped with Z-Wave technology, the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is the next generation of smart locks. By using your fingerprint, this device incorporates a key you can’t lose. But that’s not the only method in which this new biometric device works. You have other options for entering your home, including: 

• Keypad code
• Standard physical key
• Virtual control with the ADT+ app
• ADT Trusted Neighbor functionality

For extra convenience, this biometric locking system allows you to deactivate your alarm when you access your home. It only takes a tap of your fingertip. Behind this functionality is an innovation in wireless networking, the new Z-Wave User Credential Command Class.

Z-Wave Links Your New Lock With Your Home Security System

To have your fingerprint unlock your door and disarm your system, your locking system needs to interact with your security system. The Z-Wave User Credential Command Class makes this possible and dictates how identifiers like biometric data, passwords, and PIN codes are managed and shared. 

Take a look at how this new Z-Wave technology works within your home security:

• Access control: Allows you to set permissions for various users and defines how personal information like fingerprints can control devices.
• Automation: This new class communicates with other Z-Wave classes, letting your smart tools operate seamlessly in a fully automated home.
• Interoperability between brands: Utilizing a single wireless language between different manufacturers allows devices to function harmoniously, making the collaboration between ADT and Yale possible.
• Credential management and encryption: You can establish, update, or delete credentials for Z-wave components and maintain their security with encrypted transmissions.

Expanding ADT Trusted Neighbor With Biometric Access

You might be familiar with ADT’s Trusted Neighbor capability and the way it functions with Google Nest cameras to detect authorized visitors and let them in your home. You are now able to utilize Trusted Neighbor with your fingerprint locking device. After you assign permissions with the smartphone app, your trusted family, friends, and neighbors can gain access to your home with a press of their finger. You can allow users to enter at designated hours or after certain triggers, like the delivery of a package.

Open The Door To Modern Security With Secure 24 Alarm Systems

Entering your home has never been this simple or secure. Reach out to Secure 24 Alarm Systems at (833) 205-9194 to find more details about our new fingerprint door lock and bring biometric protection to your home. Our experienced team is ready to help you tailor a package today.