eufy Security – Solo Smart Lock Wi-Fi Deadbolt with App/Keypad/Key Access – Black

Feel safe and protected with eufySecurity Solo Smart Lock D20. Securely open your front door with built-in Wi-Fi to only let trusted friends and family enter your home when you allow it. And when you are outside your front door, connect with Bluetooth via the eufy Security app, so you don’t need to fumble for your keys. Solo Smart Lock is tough, too, with stainless steel construction that earned it a BMHA certification. Plus, the IPX3 weatherproof rating ensures it can endure wild temperature swings and heavy rain. Give yourself peace of mind with Solo Smart Lock, and you’ll always feel your home is secure.
Unlock from anywhere
Lock or unlock your front door no matter where you are via the eufy Security app. The app connects directly to Smart Lock via your Wi-Fi.
Multiple ways to unlock
With 4 convenient choices, you decide how to open your front door, whether it’s with Bluetooth via the eufy Security app, Wi-Fi, the electronic keypad, or a key.
Grant access with the eufy Security app
Forget key copying. Quickly and easily share permanent, scheduled access to your home with friends, family and other people you trust, and never put a key under the doormat again.
All-weather protection
With an IPX3 weatherproof rating, Smart Lock is ready to protect homes in any location. It’s capable of withstanding temperatures ranging from -30°C/-22°F to 70°C/158°F as well as rainfall.
Bank-grade security
Smart Lock stores your in-app data locally using a bank-grade AES128 encryption chip—rather than on the cloud—to keep your personal information safe and private.
Automatic locking
A built-in sensor detects when your door is closed and locks it automatically behind you, keeping your home secure even when you’re in a hurry or your hands are full.
Easy to install
It only takes 15 minutes to install Smart Lock. Set it up all by yourself using only a screwdriver—saving you money on calling a contractor.
Protect your passcode
Hide your passcode from prying eyes by setting a scramble code, a series of random numbers you can input to prevent others from spying on your actual code.
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