Unfortunately, the simple answer is yes. As smart locks are usually connected to your Wi-Fi, it is not impossible for hackers to unlock doors unauthorized. However, our Pirnar doors are equipped with the most secure technology available. This means that our systems are virtually inaccessible without permission.

A hacker would need access to your wifi network to gain control of your lock. You can avoid this issue by creating a strong password for your wifi and changing it regularly. Many of our keyless front doors locks also use a very complex Bluetooth authentication technology, making it impossible for hackers to gain access to your lock quickly.

With any electronic device, electricity is needed in order for it to unlock the deadbolts effortlessly. Keyless locks work in large parts with smart home technology and require electricity to open and close as required. However, in case of physical harm or electricity loss, these locks are unable to respond to Bluetooth signals, codes or keypads. This is why we recommend keeping a spare key at a friend's or neighbour's house in case of a power outage.

With our innovative technologies, such as Pirnar OneTouch or Pirnar Theatrica, there is no surface for attack. Unlike classic locks, our smart locks do not have any overt locking systems, meaning that it is impossible for burglars to drill these locks open.