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+Understanding Residential Door Locks: A Comprehensive Guide<br>When it comes to the security and security of one's home, residential door locks play a critical role. Homeowners are often overwhelmed by the range of lock types, functions, and security levels available on the market today. This article intends to notify readers about the different kinds of residential door locks, their features, installation, maintenance, and answers to regularly asked questions.<br>Types of Residential Door Locks<br>Residential door locks can be classified into numerous types, each with special functions and purposes. Below is a summary of the most typical residential door locks:<br>1. Deadbolt LocksSingle Cylinder Deadbolt: Operates with a secret on the outside and a thumb turn inside.Double Cylinder Deadbolt: Requires a key from both the inside and outdoors, offering extra security.2. Knob LocksFrequently set up on the main entry door, knob locks are often used in conjunction with deadbolts for enhanced security.3. Lever Handle LocksSimilar to knob locks but much easier to operate, specifically for individuals with mobility concerns. Commonly seen in commercial spaces, but likewise utilized in residential settings.4. Smart LocksThese locks can be controlled through smartphone applications and typically supply features such as remote access, tracking entry and exit, and voice command abilities.5. Mortise LocksA more complex locking mechanism that is installed within the door itself
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