The top Philips EasyKey lock, opening by palm scan or face with three cameras, for villa owners who want touch-free entry on a solid main door.
The Philips DDL902 is the top lock in the Philips EasyKey range, and it suits a villa owner who wants to open the main door with a palm or a face, with cameras watching the doorstep. It is expensive, and more lock than most apartments need. Philips does not make it. Shenzhen Conex Intelligent Technology builds and warrants it under a Philips brand licence. A radar sensor wakes the lock as you get within about a metre. You hold your palm up to the vein reader or look at the 3D face camera, and the fully automatic mortise pulls the latch back. Close the door and the bolt throws by itself. Fingerprint, PIN, key tag and a mechanical key are there as backups, so a maid, driver or older parent always has a way in. Two front cameras and one rear camera connect to the Home Access app over Wi-Fi, and a 4.7-inch screen inside shows who is outside. No hub is needed. Power comes from a 5000 mAh rechargeable pack that Philips rates at about three months per charge, with magnetic and USB-C emergency charging. The lock replaces your whole mortise, so the door edge usually needs re-cutting, and we check the door before you order. There is no Apple Home, Alexa or Google support, and a door in full afternoon sun is hard on the screen and battery.
Opens with a palm scan or your face from about a metre away, no touching
Three cameras and an indoor screen show who is at the door, day or nightLocks itself when the door closes and warns you if the latch did not catchRechargeable 5000 mAh battery with magnetic and USB-C emergency chargingModel DDL902-MVP (also sold as DDL902-MFVP-11HWS, DDL902EAFBW)
| Unlock methods | Palm vein, 3D face, fingerprint, PIN, key tag, mechanical key |
| User capacity | 50 palm veins, 50 faces, 100 key tags, 60 PINs including one-time codes |
| Cameras and screen | 3 cameras (2 front, 1 rear) with infrared lights, 4.7-inch indoor IPS display |
| Lock body | Philips 924C fully automatic mortise, C-grade cylinder, push-pull handle |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Home Access app |
| Battery | 5000 mAh rechargeable Li-polymer, 3 months per charge in Philips testing |
| Emergency power | Magnetic wireless power bank or 5V USB-C power bank |
| Operating range | -20°C to 60°C, 15% to 93% humidity |
| Door fit | 38 to 120 mm thick (kit matched to door), all four handings, timber and steel doors |
This is a push-pull lock with its own 924C fully automatic mortise, so it does not reuse the DIN or euro-cylinder mortise most Dubai doors already have. Expect the door edge to be re-routed and new through-holes drilled. Philips supplies kits for doors from 38 mm up to 120 mm, which covers thick villa doors. It suits solid timber and steel security doors in any handing. It is not for glass doors or narrow aluminium frames, because the body is wide. Most tower apartment entrance doors are fire-rated, and building management often refuses changes that cut the door leaf. Tenants need written landlord approval. A west-facing villa door in 45°C sun is tough on lithium batteries and glass screens, so a porch or canopy helps. During a DEWA power cut or internet outage the lock keeps working on its battery, and only the app, video and alerts pause.
Philips EasyKey in the UAE. Philips-branded digital door locks produced under brand licence rather than by Philips lighting or electronics. Sharaf DG sells entry models directly, while the camera and palm-vein flagships reach the UAE through third-party sellers, so we source those to order. Lock body sizes differ by region, so we confirm the mortise body against your door before ordering.
