Hidden Door Lock Technical Manual: SDDS-SSS001B-2 Installation and Application Guide
In modern interior design, hidden door locks have become the core of achieving a unified visual space. However, how can a high level of security be provided without compromising the aesthetics of the door? Armstrong's technical column analyzes the core technical architecture, construction process, and frequently asked questions of the SDDS-SSS001B-2 hidden door lock, helping you create a smart space that combines security and aesthetics.
Core Operating Principle of Hidden Door Locks
Hidden door locks differ from traditional locks; their design focuses on an "embedded minimalist structure." The SDDS-SSS001B-2 uses an electronic mortise lock body, triggering the bolt via high-frequency sensing or password commands, and incorporates an automatic spring-opening mechanism, solving the problem of ease of opening handleless doors after unlocking.

SDDS-SSS001B-2 Product Technical Specifications
Applicable Door Thickness 40mm-50mm Covers most commercially available wooden doors
Standard Installation Procedure and Precautions
To ensure the tightness of the hidden door, please follow the installation procedure below:

Smart Power Management and Maintenance
SDDS-SSS001B-2 features a three-level power warning mechanism:

Frequently Asked Questions about Invisible Door Locks
Q1: After installing an invisible door lock, will the door be difficult to open because there's no handle?
A: The PAX SDDS-SSS001B-2 can be used with automatic soft-close hinges, allowing the door to automatically close after electronic unlocking, achieving a truly smooth, handle-free experience.
Q2: Is this electronic lock suitable for fire doors?
A: You can access the system using the administrator password to directly delete the lost card's number and reset a new card, ensuring security.
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