Introducing the Gaoan Electronic Door Lock Elegant: Robust RFID Security for Hotels

The Gaoan Electronic Door Lock Elegant, offered by Poonam Trading, is a strong and durable RFID door lock designed specifically for hotel use. Featuring 5 latches ANSI motorized security, it has been tested to withstand fire for up to 30 minutes. Crafted from stainless steel, this door lock is available in various colors including Silver, Gold, and Black, ensuring compatibility with any hotel’s aesthetic.

The entire motorized body of the Gaoan Hotel Electronic Door Lock Elegant is constructed from SS304 Grade Steel, guaranteeing longevity and reliability. It seamlessly integrates with various Property Management Systems (PMS), allowing for easy management and control. Hotel operators can utilize its software system to monitor door access and implement room expiry functions for guest rooms.

Poonam Trading provides the Gaoan Electronic Door Lock Elegant as a comprehensive security solution for hotels, enhancing both guest safety and operational efficiency. Visit our website to explore and purchase this advanced RFID door lock designed to meet the rigorous security standards of the hospitality industry.

RFID Technology

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology represents a significant advancement in the realm of automated identification and data capture. At its core, RFID operates through electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. Each tag contains electronically stored information that can be read from several meters away, without requiring line of sight.

How RFID Door Locks Work

The RFID card or fob contains a microchip that holds unique identification information. This microchip is powered by the radio waves emitted by the RFID reader, enabling it to send data back to the reader. Upon receiving the data, the RFID reader processes it through a secure verification system. This system checks the transmitted information against a pre-approved list of credentials stored in the hotel’s security database. If the credentials match, the locking mechanism is disengaged, allowing access.