Philips DDL240X-1HBG-MB Electronic Entry Lock

Product Description

The PHILIPS DDL240X-1HBG-MB is a Bluetooth-enabled electronic entry lock featuring fingerprint recognition and a touchscreen interface. It is designed for residential door applications where keyless access control is required. The lock combines biometric fingerprint authentication with Bluetooth connectivity, allowing credential management and access monitoring through a paired device. Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or an experienced electrician familiar with low-voltage door hardware. Weighing 4.625 pounds, the unit is built for standard residential door preparation.

This lock is suited for residential entry doors where property owners or facility managers require multiple access methods in a single unit. The fingerprint reader provides quick, hands-free entry, while the touchscreen interface supports PIN-based access as an alternative credential. Bluetooth connectivity enables remote management of user credentials without physical key handling. This type of hardware is commonly specified on primary entry doors in single-family homes, rental units, and light commercial access points requiring audit-capable access control.

Key Features

• Biometric fingerprint reader for keyless entry
• Touchscreen interface for PIN-based access
• Bluetooth connectivity for credential management via paired device
• Electronic locking mechanism eliminates mechanical key dependency
• Weighs 4.625 pounds, suitable for standard residential door prep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and upgrade option for standard residential electronic entry lock applications. Consult door preparation specifications and the manufacturer installation guide to confirm backset, cross-bore, and door thickness compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or a qualified electrician with experience in low-voltage door hardware. Power down or remove batteries from any existing lock hardware before beginning removal. Verify door thickness, backset measurement, and cross-bore diameter against the manufacturer specifications prior to installation. Follow all applicable local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for electronic access control devices.