I just got done talking with a manufacture that makes the door locks for hotels. Just thought I would try and put out some information on them.
1. I was tols by the owner, "you guys cant beat these doors down, and prying it open will not work".
2. They work off of AA batteries, and have to be replaced around every 18 months.
3. If the batteries are dead, you need a special "jumper" cable, and master swipe key to make entry.
4. There is a tool that he had that I am trying to get for entry. He called it, "A Mule Tool". It is a bendable rod with a cable attached. You stay low, slide the end where the cable and rod attach underneath the door, latch the knob on the inside of the door, pull down on the tool, and the door will pop open with pressure from your head against the door.
Pretty cool. Just a little FYI.
I'll try and post some pictures.
Stay safe!
1. I was tols by the owner, "you guys cant beat these doors down, and prying it open will not work".
2. They work off of AA batteries, and have to be replaced around every 18 months.
3. If the batteries are dead, you need a special "jumper" cable, and master swipe key to make entry.
4. There is a tool that he had that I am trying to get for entry. He called it, "A Mule Tool". It is a bendable rod with a cable attached. You stay low, slide the end where the cable and rod attach underneath the door, latch the knob on the inside of the door, pull down on the tool, and the door will pop open with pressure from your head against the door.
Pretty cool. Just a little FYI.
I'll try and post some pictures.
Stay safe!
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