3D Face Recognition Smart Locks for Premium Entry Projects
Use this page to judge whether face recognition belongs in the project, then confirm the door structure, backup unlock package and stainless steel hardware requirements before asking for a quotation.
Match the face recognition route before sampling.
Use these choices to keep the first sourcing discussion practical: user flow, door fit, evidence needs and purchase route decide whether to start from R1, compare R-series alternatives, or hold claims for project confirmation.
R1 face recognition direction: start with door fit and backup access
For premium residence doors, use R1 as the first review route. Keep face recognition, fingerprint, PIN, card, app and mechanical backup tied to the selected SKU rather than treating every function as universal.
- Send door thickness, mortise or current lock photos before sample discussion.
- Confirm face module height, user approach path and indoor lighting condition.
- Request selected-model function package, emergency power and mechanical key details.
When Face Recognition Is the Right Access Method
Face recognition should solve a project requirement, not just decorate a specification sheet. It is strongest when the entrance is visible, premium and used often enough for contactless access to matter.
Villa and residential showcase doors
Use face recognition where the buyer wants a refined daily entry experience and still expects mechanical key backup and emergency power.
Apartment and rental product ranges
Check app, temporary password and gateway requirements before selecting a biometric package for managed access.
Distributors building a higher-end line
Compare panel proportion, finish, packaging, logo and target-market reports before positioning the model as a flagship SKU.
Compare the R-Series Direction Before Requesting Datasheets
The catalog presents R1, R2 and R8 as face recognition directions. Use this table to prepare the right questions; final dimensions, app package and reports should be confirmed from the latest SKU sheet.
| Model | Product Direction | Useful For | Known Catalog Cues | Confirm Before Quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | Flagship 3D face recognition smart lock | Premium residential and villa entrance doors | 50-120mm door thickness, 7.4V 5000mAh battery and 5V Type-C emergency power are shown in the catalog. | Biometric performance, app option, reports, finish, mortise and final dimensions. |
| R2 | Slim R-series face recognition direction | Premium entrances where panel proportion and visual weight matter | Shown as an R-series face recognition route in the catalog. | Door thickness range, battery package, app package, waterproof report and panel dimensions. |
| R8 | Alternate exterior style for R-series biometric ranges | Residential, apartment or private-label ranges needing a different visual style | Shown as an R-series face recognition route in the catalog. | Mortise, handle direction, finish, packaging, app option and report availability. |
Face Recognition Evidence Package Before Sampling
Biometric model selection should connect unlock logic, door structure, fallback access and document needs before R1, R2 or R8 is treated as final.
| Evidence to prepare | What it proves | SivoLock can confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Biometric package | Face recognition, fingerprint, PIN, card, app and mechanical key needs by model. | Which unlock methods belong to the selected SKU. |
| Door photos and drawings | Thickness, mortise, frame clearance, user approach and camera position. | Whether R-series hardware can fit the entrance. |
| Fallback access plan | Emergency power, mechanical key position and backup user flow. | Project-safe access behavior before sample approval. |
| Market document need | Datasheet, reports, app notes, packaging and manual requirements. | Document availability by selected model and configuration. |
Confirm the Installation Environment Before Choosing the Face Lock
A face recognition panel changes the way users stand in front of the door. Door height, lock position, opening direction and mortise compatibility should be reviewed before the model is treated as confirmed.
- Door material, thickness, frame width and existing cutout.
- Mortise or lock body compatibility, backset and handle direction.
- Face module height, user approach path and lighting condition.
- Emergency power, mechanical key backup and battery package.
- Target market, report needs, app option and gateway requirement.
Route Buyers by Scenario, Not Only by Feature
Face recognition may be the right direction, but many B2B buyers still need to compare waterproof exposure, apartment management, OEM customization and the representative R1 detail page.
Representative 3D Face Model
Review the flagship model route before requesting exact SKU configuration.
Premium Residential Entrances
Match contactless access with visible front doors and refined finishes.
Managed Access Workflows
Check app, temporary password and gateway requirements for projects.
Private-Label Product Ranges
Confirm logo, finish, packaging, manual language and sample route.
From Door Data to Sample Decision
A restrained quotation flow helps avoid over-promising. SivoLock confirms model fit, function package and OEM requirements before the buyer moves into sample or production discussion.
Door Review
Share photos, drawings, thickness, opening direction and mortise details.
Model Direction
Compare R1, R2 or R8 based on door fit, appearance and access package.
Configuration
Confirm app option, backup methods, finish, logo, packaging and reports.
Sample Quote
Prepare datasheet, sample route and production discussion after requirements are clear.
Keep Claims Tied to the Selected SKU
Face recognition, waterproof performance, app compatibility and certificates should not be implied across every model. Buyers should confirm the details that apply to the selected configuration.
Door thickness, battery, dimensions, mortise and unlock package are checked from the latest model sheet.
IP, CE, salt spray, cycle and market reports are discussed as available upon request for selected SKUs.
Door photos, frame data, lock position and opening direction are reviewed before recommendation.
Logo, finish, packaging, manual language, app option and MOQ are aligned before sample quotation.
Common Questions Before Quotation
Short answers keep the category page useful for sourcing teams while leaving final performance claims to the selected model sheet.
Which SivoLock models support face recognition?
R1, R2 and R8 are presented as R-series face recognition directions in the catalog. Final biometric performance, app package and report availability should be confirmed by selected SKU.
Can face recognition locks also use fingerprint, PIN or app access?
Selected configurations may include fingerprint, PIN, IC card, app, temporary password, emergency power and mechanical key backup. The exact package depends on the selected model and target market.
What should I send before asking for a quotation?
Send door thickness, door material, mortise or lock body details, lock position, opening direction, target market, quantity, finish preference and required reports.
Send the door details before selecting an R-series face lock.
We can help compare R1, R2 and R8 after reviewing your door type, installation environment, preferred unlock methods and OEM/ODM requirements.
Include These Details
- Door type, material, thickness and opening direction.
- Mortise, backset or current lock photos.
- Target market, report needs and estimated quantity.
- Finish, logo, packaging and app requirements.
Compare R1, R2 and R8 without mixing specifications
Each R-series model keeps its own dimensions, power, IP rating, capacity and configuration details.