Tahiti Lock
Good Quality Hotel Electronic RFID Card Door Lock System
Product Description
- USA standard 5-lock Tongue Structure Lock Core with hierarchical management
- Triple mute lock body for quiet operation
- Lock face designed without artificial rivets or plastic parts
- Board supports anti-interference and error correction features
- Circuitry is damp-proof and dust-proof processed
- Lock information retention during power loss
- Internal clock controls key card usage time
- Anti-static support and low voltage warning system
- Suitable for wooden doors with thickness: 38-60 mm
| Feature | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Unlock Method | RF card and physical keys |
| Reading distance | ≤3cm |
| Card type | M1 card, T57 card and ID card |
| Working temperature | -20ºC to 70ºC |
| Unlock record | Stores latest 255 entries |
| Application | Hotel, office, home, school, villa etc. |
| Software | Supports English and Thai; Win32 Dynamic Library available for integration. |
| Card Encoder | Used to issue room cards; supports multiple encoders simultaneously. |
| Handset PDA | Optional; assists in room setting, time proofreading, and reading records. |
| RF Card | T5557 or M1 cards; supports custom logo/hotel info printing. |
Simulates hotel reception management including pre-booking, check-in, extension, room exchange, and loss reporting. Supports data query and report generation.
- Sample Lead Time: 1-2 days
- Bulk Order Lead Time: 5-7 days
Founded in 2015, this high-tech enterprise specializes in the development, production, and export of advanced door lock systems. Operating with a workforce of 80-200 employees, the facility maintains a production capacity of 20,000 pieces per month.
The business portfolio includes digital smart door locks for hotels, residential, and commercial series, alongside mechanical hardware, lock bodies, cylinders, and energy-saving switches. Professional OEM and ODM services are available to meet specific client requirements.
Core development objectives focus on "Reliability, Security, Safety, and Practicality."
