Front door manufacturers with motor lock

Locking does not happen motorized, but mechanically; only for automatic unlocking is a motor needed.

What you are writing there is half-knowledge.

There are locks that lock mechanically by the latch hook, like the catch, engaging mechanically when closing. This is essentially the cheaper and the method you hinted at.

In the method of ours and the one I described, a motor drives the bolts and latch hooks fully into the lock. When opening, the whole thing is mechanically opened by latch pressure or knob turning.

I wrote nothing else; reading and understanding helps!

Please provide your upcoming lock...

Our door opens and closes with a motor.

The shoe is on the other foot here, the self-locking locks I know are all mechanical; only when a motor function is desired does the so-called A-opener come into play.


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Locking does not happen motorized, but mechanically; only for automatic unlocking is a motor needed.

Comment: WRONG -> ours definitely locks using a motor!

I did not say anything else; reading and understanding helps!

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Comment: WRONG --> see previous comment




Our lock or the Inotherm lock with motor unlocks when opening via fingerprint with a motor and locks with every door closing by means of a motor. Only when leaving the house does the lock open mechanically by handle press (button-turn).

I was just on Innotherm's website.

There are self-locking mechanical locks; the locking here works without electrical components.

WeIteration there are motorized locks, where an additional so-called A-opener motorizes the unlocking of the lock.

Unfortunately, Innotherm does not clarify whether the opening and/or closing is motorized.

This is standard with the locks I know; that there are also fully motorized locks, I have already mentioned before!

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Unfortunately, Innotherm does not clarify whether the opening and/or closing is motorized.
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We don’t need to clarify that any further because I have already confirmed that I have a fully motorized lock from the company Innotherm in the door.... why does one have to fiddle with it for so long and unsettle the thread starter when everything has already been clearly stated by me.