Getting a personalised disability digital door lock installed is highly recommended for anyone that lives with a disability and finds it difficult to use or access conventional locks. At AU Smart Locks, we offer a wide range of smart locks for disability purposes as well as the best disability door handles for sale Australia wide. We work with multiple organisations operating in the NDIS and social support sectors by supplying and installing disability digital door lock units that make lock and security related matters far easier for those who need it most.
Our selection of smart locks for disability purposes are available in multiple sizes, styles, functions, colours and finishes that can greatly complement any interior aesthetic while functioning in a way that best suits the user and their accessibility requirements. Our smart locks for NDIS participants can provide them with more independence, control and safety, helping to make their lives easier. We also offer a range of disability door handles that are easy to use and suitable for users that have difficulty gripping conventional door handles. All of our disability locks and disability door handles are built to comply with Australian safety standards, ensuring they’re of the highest quality possible.
Specially made smart locks for NDIS participants with mobility or dexterity issues can help give them more independence and make their premises safer. NDIS participants can use their disability digital door lock to lock and unlock their doors without having to physically use a key or door handle themselves.
Smart locks for NDIS participants make it far easier for them to let their friends, family, caregivers and support workers into their home without having to give them a key to the door. Disability digital door lock units can be used to remotely lock and unlock doors with ease.
The disability digital door lock units in our product range make it possible for users to lock and unlock their doors by using a code or other keyless method. This is ideal for users that are physically incapable of using physical keys. It also eliminates the risk of users being unable to use the door if they lose their key.
Smart locks for disability purposes can be used in conjunction with video doorbells that let users see who is at their front door. Certain locks also come with voice command capabilities that will unlock the door without the user having to physically unlock it themselves.