Philips DDL240X-1HBG-SN Fingerprint Entry Lock

Product Description

The PHILIPS DDL240X-1HBG-SN is a Bluetooth-enabled electronic entry lock featuring integrated fingerprint recognition and a touchscreen interface. Designed for keyless access control, it replaces traditional keyed entry hardware with biometric and app-based authentication. This lock suits residential and light-commercial entry doors and is typically installed by locksmiths, security contractors, or qualified electricians handling low-voltage access control work. At 4.625 pounds, it is a self-contained unit that mounts to standard door preparations.

This electronic lock is suited for residential exterior doors, interior access points, and light-commercial applications where keyless entry is required. The Bluetooth connectivity allows pairing with a mobile device for remote management and access log review. The fingerprint reader provides fast biometric authentication for authorized users, reducing reliance on physical keys. No specific compatible model or system families were stated in the available product data.

Key Features

• Integrated fingerprint reader for biometric keyless entry
• Touchscreen interface for PIN-based access
• Bluetooth connectivity for mobile app pairing and access management
• Self-contained electronic lock assembly at 4.625 pounds
• Eliminates traditional keyed cylinder for residential and light-commercial doors

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or upgrade electronic entry lock for standard residential and light-commercial door preparations. Verify door thickness, backset, and bore hole dimensions against the manufacturer installation sheet before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or a security contractor familiar with electronic access hardware. Before installation, confirm that the door stile width, bore hole diameter, and backset measurement are compatible with this lock body. Disconnect or remove any existing lock hardware fully before fitting the new unit. Follow all applicable local building and electrical codes for low-voltage access control devices.