RFID Hotel Door Lock with Satin Stainless Steel and Gold PVD Finish
- Model
- EP-A101
Item specifics
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Finish
- Satin Stainless Steel / Gold PVD
- Unlock Way
- RFID Card + Mechanical Key
- Card Type
- T5557 (125 kHz) / M1 (13.56 MHz)
- Lock Mortise
- ANSI Standard
- Working Voltage
- DC 6V (4 pcs AA alkaline batteries)
- Battery Life
- About 12 months in normal hotel use
- Mechanical Key
- 2 pcs / Lock
- Door Thickness
- 38~52 mm
- Reading Distance
- 0~3 cm
- Panel Style
- Slim vertical panel, concealed key cylinder
- Handle
- Lever handle with round rosette
- Application
- Hotel, Resort, Serviced Apartment
Review
Description
Hotel Door Lock System A slim stainless steel lock panel for hotel room doors. Guests open with an RFID key card, and the property keeps a keyed way in for staff and emergencies. One lock family covers both the satin stainless steel and gold PVD finishes used across the corridors. Each part of the lock answers a job that repeats every day on a hotel floor. The reader sits behind a sealed black window, so a guest taps a card instead of waiting at the desk. Cards are issued, extended and cancelled in the management software, which means a lost card is replaced in seconds, not by re-keying the door. The ANSI standard mortise carries the deadbolt and latch inside the door edge. A standard body means local locksmiths can service or replace it, and the door keeps a conventional hardware footprint instead of a proprietary cut-out. A brass mechanical cylinder hides behind the round cover below the lever. If a battery runs flat or a card is demagnetised at 2 a.m., a supervisor opens the door with the mechanical key and the guest never spends the night in the corridor. Four AA alkaline batteries sit inside the back panel. Because nothing is wired through the door, an existing wooden or metal guest room door can be upgraded without chasing walls or adding low-voltage cabling to the corridor. Front desk software and a USB card encoder write the room number, validity window and access level onto the guest card. The card is read through the black window within a few centimetres and the mortise releases the latch. The card stops working at the check-out time written on it, so no one has to collect keys or change the lock between guests. For any situation a card cannot solve, the round cover lifts to expose the cylinder. The panel is narrow enough for standard guest room doors and reads as quiet hardware rather than a control panel on the corridor wall. Each set ships as a complete kit, so the installer opens one box per door instead of chasing missing parts on site. Front panel, mortise lock body, mechanical cylinder with keys, side catch and fixing screws. Panel finish, logo and packing marks can follow the project spec, so the hardware matches the rest of the door package. Room status, guest card issuing and staff card levels are handled from the front desk PC, with an encoder connected by USB. Technical support continues after the locks are installed, which matters when a property runs the same locks for a decade. The reader is built for one card type and is fixed before production, so send us a sample or the card spec from the current system. Both low and high frequency options are on the shelf, which keeps the switch simple. It fits doors from 38 mm to 52 mm thick with an ANSI footprint. Send the door edge photo and backset measurement with the enquiry and the matching body is confirmed before production. Batteries sit inside the back panel and are changed from inside the room by staff, without taking the lock off the door or opening the corridor side. Both finishes use the same panel and the same electronics, so a property can mix them by floor or wing without keeping two sets of spare parts. Tell us the number of rooms, door thickness and the card type in use, and we will confirm the lock configuration, encoder and card quantity for the project.RFID card entry with a keyed way in for staff
What the lock does for the property
Tap-to-enter reader
ANSI mortise and latch
Keyed override under cover
Battery powered retrofit
From check-in to room entry
Encode the card
Guest taps in
Access expires itself
Staff use the key
Where it fits
Technical specification
Material Stainless steel Finish Satin stainless steel or gold PVD Unlock method RFID card and mechanical key Card type T5557 (125 kHz) or M1 (13.56 MHz) Lock mortise ANSI standard Working voltage DC 6V, 4 x AA alkaline batteries Battery life About 12 months in normal hotel use Mechanical key 2 pcs per lock Door thickness 38 mm to 52 mm Reading distance 0 cm to 3 cm Panel style Slim vertical panel, concealed key cylinder Handle Lever handle with round rosette Application Hotel, resort, serviced apartment What arrives in one set
Buying notes for project teams
OEM service
Management software
Support after handover
Questions buyers ask before ordering
Will it read the cards we already use?
Can it replace our current mortise?
How are the batteries replaced?
Silver or gold for the whole hotel?
Send the room count and door details
