A red LED will begin to light up when the charge drops below 40%. The red LED is only seen after pressing the power button. When the power button is pressed, the AlertLock will flash red and blue while powered on. This gives you ample time to charge the battery.

To recharge your AlertLock, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the lock.

If the AlertLock won’t open due to battery power, try charging the AlertLock.

The AlertLock has a rechargeable battery. To recharge your AlertLock, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the lock.

A red LED will begin to light up when the charge drops below 40%. The red LED is only seen after pressing the power button. When the power button is pressed, the Nexus will flash red and blue while powered on. This gives you ample time to charge the battery.

To recharge your Nexus, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the device.

If the Nexus won’t operate due to battery power, try charging the Nexus.

The Nexus has a rechargeable battery. To recharge your Nexus, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the device.

The QuickBolt opens using Bluetooth capabilities within your smartphone. The LynkD app can be downloaded to connect with the QuickBolt.

RFID can be used to open the QuickBolt as well. RFID accessories are also available in the form of a ring, sticker, keycard, or a fob.

Yes, multiple RFID accessories can also be programmed to open one QuickBolt.

The QuickBolt uses ISO15693 at 13.56Mhz for all RFID accessories. These are industry standard, but they are not the most common type of RFID chip technology available. We suggest purchasing all RFID accessories from LynkD as these accessories will work seamlessly with our devices.

The QuickBolt uses 4 user installed AAA batteries.

The QuickBolt will last up to 6 months on a set of a new AAA batteries.

Programming a new RFID accessory is a snap! Use a current programmed RFID to open the QuickBolt by pressing the black button (power button) on the front of the QuickBolt and waving the current programmed RFID over the black area. Once the green light appears, immediately push the black button once and “wave” a new RFID over the black area. The new RFID can now be used to open the QuickBolt.

RFID accessories can also be added using the LynkD app. For more information view the manual.

A red LED will begin to light up when the charge drops below 40%. The red LED is only seen after pressing the power button. When the power button is pressed, the QuickBolt will flash red and blue while powered on. This gives you ample time to change the batteries. The QuickBolt uses 4 AAA batteries.

If the QuickBolt won’t unlock due to battery power, try changing the batteries. The QuickBolt uses 4 AAA batteries.

The QuickBolt will always open from the interior side of the lock. This will prevent someone from being locked inside. If you are locked out of a room, please contact customer support at techsupport@lynkd.com for instructions on drilling out the lock.

The QuickBolt will ONLY lock once the knob is manually turned.

The QuickBolt was engineered in this fashion, removing the barriers and problems that other battery operated doorlocks have. One main issue with other locks is the Deadbolt mechanism. When the battery is low or the jamb is misaligned, the deadbolt will not lock. With a manual lock, the door is guaranteed to be locked.

Yes, multiple RFID accessories can also be programmed to open one QuickLock.

The QuickLock opens using Bluetooth capabilities within your smartphone. The LynkD app can be downloaded to connect with the QuickLock.

RFID can be used to open the QuickLock as well. RFID accessories are also available in the form of a ring, sticker, keycard, or a fob. Additional RFID accessories can be purchased here.

The QuickLock uses ISO15693 at 13.56Mhz for all RFID accessories. These are industry standard, but they are not the most common type of RFID chip technology available. We suggest purchasing all RFID accessories from LynkD as these accessories will work seamlessly with our products. 

The QuickLock comes with an internal, Lithium Polymer battery.

The battery is rechargeable. On a full charge, the battery can last up to 2 years.

The QuickLock battery can be recharged using a standard micro-USB cable plugged into an USB powered outlet (5V 2A) such as a power supply, laptop, or a car charger.

A red LED will begin to light up when the charge drops below 40%. The red LED is only seen after pressing the power button. When the power button is pressed, the QuickLock will flash red and blue while powered on. This gives you ample time to change the battery.

To recharge your QuickLock, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the lock. Once a full charge is reached, the red light will remain solid. (Keep in mind, the red light turns off once the micro-USB cable has been disconnected from a power source!)

If the QuickLock won’t open due to battery power, try charging the QuickLock.

The QuickLock has a rechargeable battery. To recharge your QuickLock, using a 5V 2A charger, insert a Micro-USB cable into the USB port at the bottom of the lock.

The QuickLock can only add new accessories using the LynkD app. To view instructions on how to do this, view the manual here.

The QuickLock will function between the following:

Celsius: -22C to 65C

Fahrenheit: -7F to 150F