Locks are a necessity for any home. While traditional locks still work, smart locks are proving to be better at securing more and making access more convenient. But the issue with a smart lock is that they eventually lose power. It’s one of its worst limitations.
DESLOC, a smart lock brand built on 17 years of engineering at DESMAN, seeks to solve it with its V150 Plus, featuring self-charging solar tech. The V150 Plus smart lock will make smart access easier to keep track of and more reliable for families.
A New Energy Logic for the Front Door
For many homeowners, the main worry with smart locks isn’t just how to unlock the door, but whether the lock will have power when it matters. The DESLOC V150 Plus aims to solve this everyday problem by moving away from manual charging and battery swaps, using self-charging solar power instead.
The V150 Plus uses an integrated perovskite solar panel to turn light into energy, recharging its removable 10,000mAh battery, even in low light or shaded entryways. Paired with DESLOC’s smart energy management, the lock is built to reduce battery maintenance, lower how often you need to charge, and help make smart homes a bit greener.]
Along with solar power, the V150 Plus packs several advanced access features into one connected lock. Its 3D face recognition with liveness detection lets you unlock hands-free and helps block spoofing. The curved-touch AI fingerprint sensor recognizes prints in as little as 0.15 seconds and learns over time, so it works even with weak or worn fingerprints.
With built-in Wi-Fi, you can manage access, check lock activity, monitor battery status, and control the lock remotely through the DESLOC App. You won’t need an extra hub. The V150 Plus also works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.
From Kickstarter Innovation to Everyday Home Security
This new smart lock points to DESLOC’s bigger goal for home access: smarter, easier to maintain, more sustainable, and powered by light.
The DESLOC V150 Plus Kickstarter campaign is now live. Backers can support the project and get Kickstarter-only offers while they’re available.
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