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Ring's Smart Lock Has A Hand Crank So It Works Even If The Power's Out

Ring's smart lock has a built-in hand crank to generate power when the batteries are dead.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Engadget

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Ring's Smart Lock Has A Hand Crank So It Works Even If The Power's Out
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You can generate power by twisting the front latch back and forth.

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Ring founder Jamie Siminoff thinks smart locks aren't popular because users are worried about what happens when they run out of power. Say what you like about keys, but you don't need to recharge them once every few months, and they have worked without power for millennia. That issue is what drove him to develop the Ring Smart Lock, which solves the no-power issue with a hand…

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