A Korean push-pull mortise lock with five ways in, made for an owned villa or townhouse front door where you want fast fingerprint entry without depending on Wi-Fi.
This is a push-pull mortise lock for a villa or townhouse front door you own, and the honest headline is that it does entry well and does the internet not at all. Out of the box it is Bluetooth only. You open it with a fingerprint, a 4 to 12 digit PIN, an RFID card or bracelet, the Solity Smart App at the door, or one of two mechanical keys. It holds up to 100 fingerprints and 100 cards, so a large family plus staff is not a problem. Push the handle down to go out, pull it to come in, and it locks itself when the door closes. There is no remote unlock and no phone alert when you are away, because the base unit has no internet. Solity sells a Wi-Fi module separately if you later want to check the door from your phone. Power is four AA batteries, and if they ever die a 9V battery held to the terminal under the keypad gives you enough charge to key in and open. Safety is sensible: a tamper alarm, a lockout after five wrong codes, and a heat sensor that unlocks the door in a fire. It suits an owner who wants fast, private, on-door access and is happy without an app notification. If you rent, or you need to open the door from another country, this is the wrong lock and we will say so.
Five ways in, from a fingerprint in about a second to a metal key, so no one is ever locked out
Runs with no internet, so there is no online account to hack and nothing to slow you at the doorA 9V battery on the front panel opens it if the AA batteries ever run flat
Stores up to 100 fingerprints and 100 cards, enough for a big family plus the cleaner and staffModel GSP-2000BK
| Ways to unlock | Fingerprint, 4 to 12 digit PIN, RFID card or bracelet, Bluetooth via the Solity Smart App, and two mechanical override keys |
| User capacity | Up to 100 fingerprints and up to 100 RFID cards or bracelets |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth at the door via the Solity Smart App. Wi-Fi is an optional add-on module. No internet needed for normal use |
| Power | Four AA alkaline batteries (DC 6V), plus a 9V terminal on the front for emergency power if they run flat |
| Door fit | Wooden or steel doors 40 to 50mm thick. Push-pull mortise body, two mechanical keys included |
| Security and alarms | Break-in and tamper alarm, high-temperature auto-unlock for fire safety, lockout after five wrong codes, double-lock inside and out, auto-lock on close |
| Convenience | Voice guidance prompts, infrared motion sensor wake, silent or mute mode, water-resistant housing |
| Warranty and durability | Three-year Solity warranty (two years full, third year parts only). Mechanism tested to 200,000 open and close cycles |
Villa and townhouse front doors in Dubai are usually solid wood or steel-cored, and this lock is made for exactly that, 40 to 50mm thick. Because it is a mortise lock the door gets cut to fit, which is fine on a villa you own and almost never allowed by a landlord, so it is an owner's lock, not a tenant's. UAE power is 220 to 240V, but that does not matter here: the lock runs on four AA batteries, so DEWA supply and summer cuts never reach it, and a 9V battery opens it if the cells die. Fingerprints can read slower on hot, sweaty fingers in July, so we register two fingers per person and set a PIN as backup. Since the base unit is Bluetooth only, weak Wi-Fi at a far villa gate is a non-issue out of the box. Solity carries a three-year regional warranty, and we handle supply, fitting and any service call locally.
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.
