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FAQs: Schlage Electronics Lock Solutions

1. What is the Schlage Electronics AD200 Standalone Electronic Lock?
   The AD200 is a standalone electronic lock offering keyless entry, designed for areas needing controlled access without networked systems, ideal for small to medium commercial spaces.
2. How does the Schlage Electronics AD400 differ from the AD200?
   The AD400 is a wireless, networkable standalone electronic lock that provides real-time communication and can be integrated into larger access control systems, perfect for larger facilities.
3. What is the Schlage Electronics PB405 Electromechanical Deadbolt used for?
   The PB405 is an electromechanical deadbolt that provides enhanced security through electronic control, making it ideal for high-security doors in commercial buildings.
4. What is the purpose of the Schlage Electronics HK2F3INTHT Hand Reader?
   The HK2F3INTHT Hand Reader is a biometric access control device that uses hand geometry for secure and reliable identification, often used in high-security areas.
5. What are Schlage Electronics SXF7510 Proximity Cards?
   The SXF7510 proximity cards provide contactless access control and are compatible with Schlage’s electronic locks, offering a convenient and secure way to manage entry.