Adopt Evy, the smart door lock

The emergency key is highly recommended, but if you have another means of access to your property (second door), you can completely do without the emergency key.

Example: You have a house with a front door and a side door or garage door. So if you have any problems with the lock, you can go through this other access to get in anyway.

On the eVy lock, the locking/unlocking is manual, so the door cannot lock by itself because there is no motor.

Exception: The only case that can occur is when eVy is installed on a door without a handle (without a lever handle, slammed door). In this case, all you need to do is borrow someone else's or a neighbor's phone, install the eVy application and log in to your account and open.

The eZy box is absolutely not mandatory. Without the box, you can still send accesses to your relatives/friends/tenants, even remotely.

The main interest of the box is to be able to trigger a remote opening when someone is in front of your door without any means of access.

Here are the new features of the eVy 2 lock compared to the eVy lock:

• The outer handle is square and slightly longer than the eVy (easier to grip than on the V1).
• All the electronics and battery are outside (there were two electronic cards on the V1).
• The battery is a CR2 of 3V, it is easier to find it in stores.
• A special wrench is required to remove the outer handle.
• It is NFC compatible (Mifare 1K) and the badges are managed from the mobile application.
• The eVy 2 knows the time, so you can apply operating dates to an NFC badge.
• The back-up key is electronic and can operate on multiple locks (previously there were only two physical back-up keys per lock that could not be duplicated).
• We can retrieve the badge-passing history.