The brand sells two main lock families. One is a keypad electronic deadbolt with auto-lock and an anti-peeping password. The other adds a fingerprint reader, a touchscreen keypad, app control and a reversible handle. Both are deadbolt replacements rather than handle-only locks, so the door needs an existing deadbolt bore or a willingness to cut one.
Aibocn Smart Lock. What Matters Before Choosing
Most buyers arrive with one question: will this fit the door already in place. That question decides more than brand preference does. A deadbolt body needs a bore hole, a backset that matches the latch, and enough door thickness for the bolt to sit flush.
Eyonic's own product review guidance makes the same point in plain terms: smart locks work best when the door condition, user roles and backup method are reviewed before installation. For business use, the same review notes that a standalone smart lock and an access-control panel are not interchangeable, and the choice depends on how many people need entry and how that entry is tracked.
Three practical checks come before any purchase:
- Measure the door thickness and the backset, which is the distance from the door edge to the centre of the bore hole.
- Confirm the door swings the way the lock expects, since a reversible handle model covers both handing options while a fixed model does not.
- Decide the backup entry method, because a keypad lock with a dead battery still needs a way in.
Skip those three checks and the lock may arrive correct but unusable. That is the most common failure mode with deadbolt replacements, and it has nothing to do with the electronics.
Choosing the Right Aibocn Smart Lock
The two models split along one line: whether biometric entry matters. A keypad-only deadbolt suits a household or small office where a shared code is enough. A fingerprint model suits a site where people come and go often and typing a code each time is friction.
Access method is the second split. The fingerprint model supports app access, fingerprint, password and a physical key. The keypad model centres on code entry with auto-lock. Neither approach is better in the abstract; they serve different traffic patterns.
What is aibocn smart lock?
It is a keyless entry deadbolt that replaces the existing deadbolt on a door and opens by code, fingerprint, app or key instead of a turnkey cylinder alone. The keypad model carries an anti-peeping password feature, which lets a user type extra digits around the real code so an observer cannot read the sequence from the keypad wear or the visible input.
That anti-peeping design matters in shared corridors and office entrances where someone may be standing nearby. It is a small feature that changes how comfortably a code can be entered in public view.
Smart Door Lock - Aibocn Official Site
The manufacturer's own product pages list the keypad deadbolt under SKU AB-GS3010 with auto-lock, long battery life, anti-peeping password, weather resistance and privacy mode. The fingerprint model appears under SKU GJZNS000101AB with fingerprint, touchscreen keypad, app, biometric and deadbolt lock types, plus a reversible handle.
Those listings also describe passcode types that matter for real use: a permanent passcode, a one-time passcode, a recurring passcode and a periodic passcode. A one-time code suits a contractor or delivery visit. A recurring code suits a cleaner who arrives on set days. A periodic code expires on its own, which removes the need to remember to delete it later.
The fingerprint listing also notes an emergency power supply and a double alarm. Emergency power matters because a dead battery is the single most predictable failure on any electronic deadbolt, and a temporary power source at the terminals turns a lockout into a two-minute fix.
Practical Considerations for Aibocn Smart Lock
Battery life is the trade-off that shapes daily experience. The manufacturer lists long battery life as a feature on both models, and the practical version of that claim depends on how often the lock cycles and whether the keypad backlight runs constantly. A front door used by four people several times a day drains faster than a bedroom door used twice daily.
Weather exposure is the second constraint. Weather resistance is listed on the keypad model, which points to covered or semi-covered entrances rather than fully exposed gates. A lock mounted where rain drives directly onto the keypad will not behave like one under a porch roof.
Door handing is the third. The fingerprint model ships with a reversible handle, so a left-hand or right-hand door can be accommodated without a second purchase. A model without that feature is fixed at the factory.
For business premises, the decision often moves past the lock itself. Eyonic's review of smart lock door access notes that standalone smart locks and access-control panels serve different needs, and that user permissions and backup entry should be planned properly for controlled convenience. A shop with three staff and one entrance sits comfortably with a standalone lock. A site with shift changes, visitor logging or multiple doors usually needs the panel approach instead.
Where Aibocn Smart Lock Fits in a Sarawak Property
Eyonic Sdn Bhd plans, supplies and installs security and ELV systems across Sarawak, covering homes, offices, shops and industrial sites. The company's installation process runs through site survey, system proposal, installation and handover, which is the same sequence that applies to a door lock swap.
Completed work includes the Kuching Immigration Office project, which focused on arrival flow, staff areas, visitor movement and dependable daily operation, and the KTA Sarawak Sdn Bhd project, which covered staff movement, visitor handling, tidy cabling and clearer daily site control. Both are access-and-movement problems rather than lock-hardware problems, and both show why the entry method should be chosen before the hardware.
Approximate budgets for that class of work sit between RM 8,000 and RM 18,000 for the KTA Sarawak project and between RM 12,000 and RM 28,000 for the Kuching Immigration Office project. Those figures cover broader access and monitoring scope, not a single lock, and they are useful mainly as a scale reference.
Eyonic also publishes fixed packages at RM 1,599 for a Hikvision CCTV package, RM 1,599 for a Hikvision alarm system and RM 1,599 for an autogate package. Each includes supply, setup and handover steps. A door lock is a smaller scope than any of those, and it is usually handled as part of a wider entry plan rather than on its own.
Making an Informed Choice About
The decision narrows to four questions. Does the door accept a deadbolt replacement. Does the household or site need fingerprint entry or is a code enough. Is the entrance covered well enough for a weather-resistant keypad. And is there a backup entry method that does not depend on the battery.
Answer those four and the model choice follows. A single-family home with a covered front door and four residents fits the fingerprint model with app access and a physical key as backup. A small office with a shared entrance and moderate traffic fits the keypad deadbolt with a permanent code for staff and one-time codes for visitors. A multi-door commercial site with staff accountability requirements usually needs an access-control panel rather than any standalone lock.
Installation itself is a DIY-capable job on a door that already has a deadbolt bore, since the lock replaces the existing hardware rather than adding new wiring. Doors without a bore, metal doors, and doors with unusual thickness need a different conversation before purchase.
Eric Yong, founder of Eyonic Security Systems, has worked in technical installation of digital security solutions for commercial businesses in Sarawak for more than ten years. That experience sits behind the company's habit of checking door condition, user roles and backup method before recommending hardware, which is the same order of checks that prevents a wrong purchase.
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