Smart lock categories by door type and project use
Start from the door situation, then check the matching SivoLock category, model, or series choice.
Choose the category from the real door problem.
Use these five paths when the buyer knows the door or project type, but not the exact product family yet.
Entrance and security doors
Start here for villa, wooden, copper, steel, and security entrance doors before comparing biometric, waterproof, or mortise choices.
Glass and aluminum profile doors
Use this path when frame width, glass thickness, clamp method, or narrow-panel hardware decides the first category.
Outdoor gates and courtyards
Start from gate structure and exposure when rain, rear-side access, surface mounting, or courtyard fit drives the choice.
Apartment and hotel projects
Use this path when the project is managed by rooms, units, cards, app workflows, or a door schedule.
Mortises and lock bodies
Start here when the door cutout, lock body, strike plate, or component drawing needs confirmation first.
Browse the 13 product categories.
Each category starts with the real door condition, then points to relevant model, series, or hardware choices for the next comparison.
Choose by door type or access
Compare R1, R2 and R8 biometric entrance locks by door, access and video requirements.
Compare confirmed IP-rated models for exposed entrances, courtyard doors and outdoor projects.
Choose slim and narrow-panel locks for aluminum profile, courtyard and broken-bridge doors.
Check A7 glass-door fit and fitting considerations for framed or frameless glass doors.
Start with the gate structure and choose between surface-mounted and double-sided access choices.
Compare independent smart access on both sides for courtyard, profile and security doors.
Choose by building or project
Compare F2 and Z1 for indoor room and office doors by lock body and app platform.
Choose M1 deadbolt or M2 lever for American-standard home, office and apartment doors.
Compare G1, G2, G3 and G11 for apartment and rental projects by door and management workflow.
Choose mortises and lock bodies
Match accessories, mortises and lock bodies to the door structure before confirming a lock.
Select stainless steel mortises for room, wooden and other indoor door applications.
Review lock-body choices for steel security doors and project door schedules.
Match profile and courtyard door mortises to frame width, direction and fitting dimensions.
Choose the right buying direction before requesting a quote.
The category hub keeps door-family browsing separate from exact model comparison, so buyers can move from situation to product fit without guessing.
Door categories compare door situations and product families.
Start here when the door type, exposure, or project use is known but the product family still needs review.
Check a confirmed lock model.
Use exact model matches after the lock body, access method, platform, and installation environment are close enough for review.
Keep project-family variants together.
Use project series for hotel card locks or mechanical project locks where variants belong to the same procurement path.
Send the details you have now.
Ask with photos, dimensions, quantity, market, or a rough requirement. Unknown door, mortise, finish, sample, or OEM details can follow later.
Door type, material, thickness, frame width, glass thickness, gate gap, and opening direction.
Mortise drawing, backset, center distance, faceplate, strike plate, and existing hardware photos.
Indoor, covered outdoor, exposed outdoor, front or rear-side access, app platform, card, face, or mechanical access.
Quantity, destination, delivery schedule, finish, color, logo, OEM/ODM, and installation support requirements.
Common questions before choosing a category.
Start from a category when the door type or project use is still unclear. Choose an exact model when the lock family, access method, and door fit are already close to confirmed.
Use waterproof smart locks, rim and gate smart locks, double-sided smart locks, or profile and courtyard mortises depending on rain exposure, gate structure, and whether both sides need access.
Use the glass-door category when glass thickness and clamp or drilling method are the main issue. Use aluminum-profile categories when frame width, narrow panel size, or profile mortise fit decides the lock.
Choose a mortise or lock-body category first when the existing door cutout, backset, faceplate, strike plate, or guide plate must be matched before the smart lock fit can be confirmed.
Apartment management smart locks cover app-managed rental and unit projects. J Series hotel card locks stay with project series because hotel card issuing and guest-room workflows are a separate product family.
Send door photos, door thickness, opening direction, mortise or frame drawings, installation environment, quantity, destination, required platform, finish, and logo or OEM requirements.
Send Your Door Type and Category Requirements.
Ask with photos, dimensions, quantity, market, or a rough requirement. SivoLock can help confirm the closest category, product family, sample direction, and OEM notes.
Include with your inquiry
- Door photos and thickness
- Installation environment
- Mortise or frame drawing
- Access method and quantity