A Korean-made face recognition front door lock with six ways to unlock, made for Dubai villas and apartments that want hands-free entry.
The Solity GP-6000BAK is a face recognition door lock made in Korea. Stand in front of it and it reads your face in about a second, then opens, so you walk in with your hands full of shopping. If you would rather not use your face, there are five other ways in: fingerprint, PIN code, an RFID card, a physical key, and the Solity Smart Home app over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. That is six methods in one lock. It suits a Dubai villa or townhouse front door, and it fits many apartment doors too, as long as the door is wood or steel and 40 to 70mm thick. The push-pull handle means you push or pull once the lock knows you, with no knob to turn. Families can store up to 100 faces, 100 fingerprints and 100 cards, so everyone gets their own entry. The app keeps a live log of who came in and when, and sends a push alert for each unlock, a low battery, or a forced-entry attempt. Be clear on the limits. It runs the Solity app only, so it does not link to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa or Matter. Fingerprint reads can slow with very wet hands. It uses AA batteries, not mains power. For a Dubai home that wants quick, keyless entry, it does the job well.
Opens on your face in about a second, hands free
Six ways in: face, fingerprint, PIN, card, key and appLive entry log and instant phone alerts for every unlock
Fake-passcode decoy and inside double-lock keep intruders outModel GP-6000BAK
| Unlock methods | 3D face recognition, fingerprint, PIN code, RFID card, mechanical key and the Solity app. Six ways in. |
| Biometric capacity | Up to 100 faces, 100 fingerprints and 100 RFID cards. |
| Connectivity | Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, run through the Solity Smart Home app for remote control and entry alerts. |
| Door compatibility | Wooden and steel doors, 40 to 70mm thick. |
| Power | AA alkaline batteries with a low-battery alarm, plus emergency external power input. |
| Security | Auto-lock, forced-entry alarm, fake-passcode decoy entry and an internal double-lock deadbolt. |
| Body and finish | Aluminium body, black chassis with a champagne-gold accent panel, push-pull handle. |
| Origin | Designed and made by Solity in Korea. |
Most Dubai villa and apartment front doors are wood or steel in the 40 to 70mm range, so this lock fits the majority of them. Heat matters here. On a villa the outer panel sits in direct sun, and very hot surfaces or sweaty fingers can make fingerprint reads slower, so the face reader and PIN are useful backups in July and August. The lock runs on AA batteries, not mains power, so a DEWA power cut does not lock you out and there is no wiring to the door. Wi-Fi is only needed for remote features, and your router should reach the front door. That is easy in an apartment, but check the signal at a villa gate or a far entrance. Renting? Around seven in ten Dubai residents do, so ask your landlord or agent first, since fitting the lock means drilling the door. The UAE seller lists a one-year warranty, and we handle supply, fitting and after-sales support here in Dubai.
Solity in the UAE. A Korean digital-lock maker with a long track record in Asia. UAE availability is still thin: a few specialist lock retailers carry the G-series and mainstream marketplaces stock it only now and then, so we source and support these directly rather than pointing you at a shelf.
