Electronic Door Lock Installation in Milwaukee

Upgrade to Electronic Locks & Keypads with ARO Lock

Electronic door lock installation in Wisconsin

Aro Lock & Door installs and repairs electronic door locks for homes and businesses in Milwaukee, Waukesha and Kenosha Counties. Our security system specialists work with the top brand locks, including Schlage, Kwikset – Black and Decker, Norton and more to design the ideal electronic door lock system for your building.

Upgrading to an electric lock allows access to your home or business by entering a simple code or swiping a card, unique to you. With keyless entry, you will never have to worry about locking yourself out or wasting time looking for lost keys.

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How Do Electronic Locks Work?

Electronic locks operate by relying on digital components to control access to a door or other entry point. They are typically controlled via keypad entry, RFID cards or fobs, Bluetooth connectivity, or biometric recognition. The main advantage of electronic locks is enhanced security and convenience over traditional locks.

Why Consider an Electronic Door Lock?

You should consider an electronic door lock for improved security, convenience, and flexibility. Electronic locks offer keyless entry options and utilize today’s technology to put the user in more control over who can access and when. Many electronic door locks also offer integration with smart home systems.

Electronic Lock Benefits

Added convenience with keyless entry options
Enhanced security in that the locks cannot be picked
Added control with remote access options available via smartphones or web interfaces
Integration possibilities with smart home systems or security systems
Digital record keeping of entry and exit activity

Common Electronic Lock Entry Methods

Keypad - Grants access when users enter a set entry code into a keypad lock
RFID - Grants access using RFID (radio frequency identification) cards or fobs
Bluetooth - Controls access via Bluetooth connectivity using a smartphone or smart device
Biometrics - Grants access using fingerprint or facial recognition

Electronic Entry Lock Types We Install

Electronic Keyless Entry Locks

Electronic keyless entry locks are advanced locking systems that allow access to a property without traditional keys. These locks utilize digital technology, such as keypads, RFID cards, Bluetooth, or biometric recognition, to grant entry to authorized individuals. By eliminating the need for physical keys, electronic keyless entry locks offer the enhanced security, convenience, and flexibility needed in an access control security system.

Electronic Keypad Locks

Electronic keypad locks feature a keypad interface where users can input a predefined code to unlock the door. The code can be customized and changed as needed, limiting access to authorized individuals. Electronic keypad locks are commonly used in both residential and commercial settings due to their convenience, reliability, and ability to track access history.

Magnetic Door Lock

Magnetic locks use a magnet on the door frame, keeping the door frame and armature plate tightly sealed. When a current passes through the electromagnet on the door frame, the armature plate draws in the electromagnet, which creates a locking action. Magnetic locks come in a variety of strengths and sizes. They can be used on heavy doors (even over 600lbs!) with no problem.

Electronic Strike Locks

The electronic strike lock is what many businesses and apartment buildings use for security systems. This is the traditional “buzz in” lock. One of the biggest advantages of the electronic strike lock is they are often “fail secure”. This means that even if power is lost, the door will remain locked.

Electronic Deadbolt Locks

Electronic deadbolt locks typically replace existing deadbolts and incorporate electronic components such as keypads, RFID readers, or Bluetooth connectivity to grant entry. Electronic deadbolts offer enhanced security features such as customizable access codes, remote access control via smartphone apps, and audit trails to monitor entry and exit activity.