LOGHOME manufactures advanced digital door locks and electronic security systems. Their products feature keyless entry via password, RFID cards, fingerprint recognition, and remote control.
LOGHOME is a manufacturer of smart security solutions, specializing in digital door locks designed for residential and commercial use. The brand focuses on providing convenient, keyless access through a variety of authentication methods, including PIN codes, smart key tags, fingerprint scanning, and remote controls. LOGHOME electronic locks are engineered to enhance home security with features such as automatic locking, high-voltage shock protection, and fire detection sensors.
The company's product line, including models like the LH2100 and LH310, often integrates with home automation systems, offering video phone linkage and emergency manual overrides. LOGHOME prioritizes user safety and ease of use, delivering robust hardware that simplifies access control while offering modern protection against intrusion.
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To change the password in Non-Master mode: Open the battery cover on the indoor body, press the 'Input' button, enter your new 4-19 digit password, and press the '*' button to confirm.
LOGHOME locks typically feature a 9V emergency power supply socket on the outdoor body. Hold a 9V battery against the socket contacts to power the lock temporarily, then enter your password to open the door.
Press the 'Input' button on the indoor unit (entering the Master password first if in Master Mode), then tap the card or key tag against the external reader. Press the '*' button to complete registration.
No, most LOGHOME units do not have a water- or dust-proof structure. They should not be installed in locations exposed to direct rain, snow, or high humidity to prevent malfunction.
To delete registered cards, press the 'Input' button on the indoor body, then typically press '0' twice followed by the '*' button (refer to your specific model's manual). Note that this usually deletes ALL registered cards, so you must re-register the ones you still possess.