Let’s face it. Everyday life is busy. Juggling kids’ schoolwork, parents’ workloads, and multiple appointments don’t leave much time to look for lost keys. If you ever had to call your spouse at work to bring home a spare key, you’ve likely thought about getting smart locks put on your home.

Smart locks come with many benefits for home and business owners. Keep reading to find out the top 10 advantages of making your home security system smarter.

Increase Accessibility Without Compromising Security

House keys are often misplaced. To avoid tracking down keys or changing the locks when tenants move out, consider smart locks with keypads. With models such as the TL 115, you can unlock the door with your smartphone using Bluetooth technology. You can also assign your children their own passcodes to monitor their entry and exit.

Smart Locks Are Accessible Via Smartphones

Virtual keys give easy access to vacation rental guests, visiting relatives, and aging family members. Smart locks are a great addition to other devices you control remotely. From smart lights and smart appliances to your home entry system, smart devices are the way of the future — stay ahead of the curve.

Simplify Home Security

Smart keys let you grant access to multiple people and track who comes in and out of your home any time of the day or night. By downloading the Turbolock app, you can remotely monitor and control your home’s smart locks and assign new passcodes when needed.

Boost Your Connectivity

Integrate your smart locks into your home security system by downloading the app onto your in-home or mobile device. If family members or house guests forget to lock the door after exiting, smart locks can activate the locking mechanism! That’s a relief when you’re halfway to Starbucks and wonder if you forget to lock the front door — again! It could also help you stay out of the doghouse with your spouse.

So Many Options to Lock and Unlock Your Property!

If you have a guest, tenant, or house cleaner who isn’t comfortable with technology, smart deadbolts with a traditional locking mechanism give you an additional way to open and secure the lock. If you don’t want to rely on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, choose a keypad smart lock that stores the passcode directly on the locking mechanism, itself.