ZKTeco LH6000 Hotel Lock

Product Features

• With advanced 13,56 MHz ISO14443A card technology
• American standard mortise with 5 latches
• With professional hotel lock management software – One-Click Installs
• Up to 224 audit trail records
• Warning beeps when the battery is low

Product Specifications

• Electronic Door Lock: The ZKTeco LH6000 is an electronic door lock designed specifically for hotel environments. It provides a secure and modern alternative to traditional mechanical key and lock systems.
• RFID Technology: The lock may utilize RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology for keyless entry. Guests are typically issued RFID cards or key fobs that can be used to unlock the door by simply placing the card near the lock.
• Numeric Keypad: In addition to RFID technology, the lock may also feature a numeric keypad for entering a PIN code to access the room. This provides an alternative means of entry for guests.
• Secure Access Control: The LH6000 hotel lock is expected to offer secure access control features, ensuring that only authorized individuals can enter designated areas. This is essential for maintaining the security and privacy of hotel guests.
• Audit Trail: A common feature in modern hotel lock systems is an audit trail, which records a chronological list of events such as door openings. This can be valuable for hotel management to track and monitor guest access.
• Battery-Powered: Hotel locks are often battery-powered to ensure functionality even during power outages. The LH6000 may have a long battery life, and some models may provide low-battery alerts.
• Integration with Hotel Management System: The lock is likely designed to integrate with a hotel’s management system, facilitating seamless control over guest access, check-in/check-out procedures, and room assignment.
• Durable and Stylish Design: Hotel locks, including the LH6000, are typically designed to be durable to withstand frequent use and to have an aesthetic that complements the hotel’s decor.
• Emergency Mechanical Key Override: To address any electronic malfunctions or emergencies, the lock may include a mechanical key override option that allows authorized personnel to unlock the door using a traditional key