Get smart access with 5G IoT
Smart access control with no onsite equipment, network infrastructure or onsite power - our smartlocks have SIM's inside and communicate over mobile networks.
What is 5G IoT smart access?
Our 5G IoT smartlocks replace Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and their bulky infrastructure and onsite power with SIM cards built right into the locks. This allows you to unlock remotely from anywhere, create digital keys in seconds, monitor live events of access activity and so much more.
With in built tamper alarms and notifications, you stay in control at all times. NB-IoT smartlocks offer unmatched long-range connectivity and consume far less power, providing up to 10 times longer battery life—perfect for critical infrastructure and high-demand environments. Experience the future of secure access with Digital Keys.
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5G IoT smartlocks explained
How our smartlocks work
Our IoT platform, hosted on AWS, runs Digital Keys apps, APIs, and routes data via the global 5G IoT network. AWS provides secure, reliable cloud infrastructure with global data centers, taking advantage of Amazon's extensive computing, storage, and networking resources worldwide.
Secure global connectivity
Communicate securely with our smart locks over global 5G IoT networks (NB-IoT and LTE-M). These networks are expertly managed and encrypted by mobile operators, ensuring safe, reliable connectivity, allowing you to connect with confidence from anywhere in the world.
Mobile Network trust, security and encryption
Each Digital Keys smart lock comes equipped with a SIM card for seamless connection to secure mobile networks. We leverage the robust encryption and security protocols of trusted Mobile Network Operators to protect your data. This ensures reliable, real-time access control with unparalleled safety and peace of mind.
How our customers are solving access control with 5G IoT smartlocks
Solutions like Digital Keys smartlocks highlight the multiple options offered by our 5G IoT network, and open up a new world of possibilities for IoT.
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Daniel Barallat, IoT Manager, Vodafone