With the clocks having gone back and the dark winter nights providing an ideal opportunity for criminals to spot unoccupied homes with no light on. It’s the perfect time of year to review your home security measures. New figures released by the Office of National Statistics state an 11% increase in theft offences. This is compared with the year ending March 2017. Finally, making it more important to ramp up security for your home than ever before.
In light of this, check out the robust pieces of kit below. They will be sure to keep your home safe this winter. From a state of the art smart door lock from Brisant Secure. All the way to a trusty Master Lock Bluetooth Key Lock Box, we’ve got you covered.
On average, a door handle and lock can be removed from a door in just nine seconds – a scary thought! Especially when the house and the garden shed is a treasure trove for thieves. See the below video:
Brisant Secure
The Ultion SMART Bluetooth model is available to purchase for £229, whilst the Zigbee/Z-Wave model costs £259 and the Apple HomeKit version is £259.
Available to purchase from www.ultion-lock.co.uk
Brisant’s Ultion SMART boasts uncompromised security through its robust Lockdown Mode, a hidden lock which activates when attacked. A testament to the safety offered by Brisant’s Ultion SMART, the smart device has received industry accreditations including Sold Secure Diamond and Secure By Design, meaning it is backed by locksmiths and the UK police respectively.
A smart door lock is incredibly practical, especially if you need to let someone into your home whilst you are away. It makes security simple and secures using Bluetooth and GPS technology, allowing the Ultion SMART to automatically unlock when a trusted user approaches the door. Users can even issue time-limited electronic keys via the Danalock app – perfect for Airbnb hosts, letting in tradespeople, gardeners or dog walkers.
So why opt for a smart door lock over a traditional lock?
How often do you come home with your hands full after a busy day of shopping, struggle to reach into your pocket to find your keys? To combat this, why not invest in the brand new Ultion SMART lock from Brisant Secure which unlocks the door as you approach it. Pretty cool right? From the outside, Ultion SMART appears to be a conventional door lock and handle, designed to appeal to the traditionalists out there, but the inside boasts leading smart home technology, including voice activation and geo-unlocking.
The average door handle and lock can be removed from a door in just nine seconds – a scary thought! Especially when the house and the garden shed is a treasure trove for thieves.
Ultion SMART can be operated in a variety of ways; voice controls with Amazon Alexa or Siri through Apple HomeKit. Also, Bluetooth via an accompanying app, wireless keypad PIN access, or a traditional key. Brisant Secure has partnered with Danalock to create a handsfree operation that provides convenience and peace of mind. This is by providing an encrypted connection between the lock and the user’s phone.
Installation of Brisant’s Ultion Smart is straight forward too. It can be easily installed in minutes with no drilling required and easily replaceable batteries.
Master Lock Select Access Smart Bluetooth Key Lock Box
The Master Lock Select Access Smart Bluetooth Key Lock Box is available to purchase for £109.
Available to purchase from ww.masterlock.eu
Looking for a secure way of providing keys for guests to let themselves in? Look no further than Master Lock’s Select Access Smart Bluetooth Key Lock Box. The perfect solution to share access to your keys. Gone are the days of hiding your keys under the doormat or beneath a flower pot. You can now open and manage your Select Access Smart with your smartphone, with temporary or permanent codes. The number of contacts is unlimited and sharing is immediate. Fully monitor who visits and when through the app and notifications. It has a large capacity to hold key cards or traditional keys.
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