Fingerprint lock manufacturers explore the security of intelligent fingerprint locks from the perspective of lock cores

As an authoritative manufacturer of smart fingerprint locks, today we will explore the security of smart fingerprint locks from the perspective of lock cores? I hope it is helpful to everyone.
As is well known, the production processes and lock performance corresponding to different periods are also different. Against the objective background of the gradual withdrawal of B-level locks from the market and the widespread popularity of C-level locks, the security effects in various application scenarios are also uneven. On the other hand, various cases of using smart locks have greatly improved both in terms of convenience and application security, which objectively reflects the practical value of mature intelligent security models.
Many people may say that smart locks provide fingerprint, password, card and other unlocking methods, and adding a keyhole greatly reduces the security of unlocking. But this is actually a big misconception. The most important anti-theft function of locks is the lock cylinder. So let's explore the three types of lock cylinders that exist on the market; The types of lock cores currently available on the market include A-grade, B-grade, and C-grade lock cores. Ordinary mechanical locks come standard with A-grade lock cores, anti-theft locks come standard with B-grade lock cores, and smart locks are now transitioning from standard B-grade lock cores to standard C-grade lock cores.
Now we will analyze the anti-theft performance of C, B, A, and grade lock cylinders separately:
C-level lock:
The currently safer option on the market is the C-class lock cylinder, which uses a patented key with dual row, computer, and composite curved groove, and cannot be technically opened after 270 minutes. Among them, C-grade lock cores are more commonly used in the financial industry and less commonly used in civilian applications.
B-class lock:
B-class lock keys are flat keys with double row pin slots. The difference from A-class locks is that the key face has an additional row of curved and irregular lines. There are three main types of lock cores: computer double row lock core, double row crescent lock core, and double-sided blade lock core. Within 5 minutes of technical activation, the mutual activation rate is high. By using a strong torque tool, the lock cylinder can be opened within 1 minute.
The unlocking time of B-class lock cylinder: B-class lock cylinder professionals can open it in more than 5 minutes and less than 120 minutes.
A-level lock:
At present, the A-grade anti-theft lock keys on the market mainly include single key and cross key. The internal structure of the A-grade lock cylinder is very simple, limited to the variation of the pins, with few and shallow pin slots. Within 1 minute of technical activation, the mutual activation rate is extremely high. The pin structure is a single row of pins or a cross lock.
Industry insiders once conducted an experiment on site and opened the lock of residents' homes in 41 seconds, which is what we call an A-level lock. This type of lock can be opened in a shorter time, in ten seconds.
After extensive investigation, it has been concluded that 90% of thieves will give up voluntarily if they fail to unlock the lock within one minute, while thieves can usually unlock A-level locks in just over ten seconds. Therefore, A-level locks have a lower safety factor.
The unlocking time for the three levels varies, and the longer the time, the higher the safety factor and the lower the possibility of theft.
From the above data, it can be concluded that the anti-theft function of smart locks is currently the safest. Alright, that's all for today's discussion on the security of smart fingerprint locks. If you would like to learn more about smart fingerprint lock related information, please feel free to contact us through our homepage contact information. We look forward to your visit and thank you for your support.