The advantages and disadvantages of various passwords commonly used in safes Among the common safe products on the market, the commonly used passwords include mechanical, electronic, card swiping, fingerprint, and remote control password boxes. However, the most commonly used types are still the previous ones. Below is an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of different password types:
1. Mechanical passwords are relatively stable, durable, and do not require a power source. But the operation method is relatively slow to learn, inconvenient to operate, and requires professional personnel to change passwords.
2. Electronic passwords have the advantages of fast operation and easy and casual password modification. Although the price and quality of electronic password locks have decreased in recent years, their stability and durability are not as good as mechanical passwords due to their complexity.
3. A card lock can be used to open the safe with one's own bank card, but if the IC card is placed together with a strong magnetic object, it will be difficult to use!
4. It is difficult to find identical fingerprints in this world, so fingerprint recognition technology has been applied to safes with strong confidentiality and ease of use. However, the opponent has stricter requirements for dryness and humidity! The recognition of the position of the opponent's fingers is also quite dull! Even with the same finger, if it is placed in a different position before input and before opening the door, there is a possibility of recognition failure!
5. If a high anti-theft performance safe is required, the selected safe should not have an emergency key (spare key) hole, because although the location of the emergency key is relatively concealed, if a thief finds it, they only need to use this emergency key to directly open the safe, which poses a significant security risk. But choosing this type of safe, if you really forget the password and lose the key, you can only forcefully open it with external force.