Palm Access Smart Lock | Wi-Fi Deadbolt with Fingerprint (DL130)

Yes. The DL130 reads your fingertip's ridge pattern and converts it into an encrypted digital template that stays on the lock itself, not in the cloud and never as an actual image. Anti-intrusion lockout adds another layer of protection, disabling the lock and notifying you after repeated failed attempts. For a closer look at how fingerprint and palm-based locks compare, see What Is a Biometric Door Lock? Fingerprint, Palm, and the Latest in Smart Lock Technology.

No. A built-in backup battery keeps the DL130 powered whenever you pull the main battery to recharge it, so both rarely run out at the same time. If they ever do, a USB-C port lets you use a phone or power bank with reverse charging for emergency power, and two physical keys are included as a backup that never needs charging. For a broader look at how Tapo's smart lock lineup handles backup access, see The Tapo Smart Lock Lineup: Every Type of Smart Lock Explained

Yes. Its IP65 rating means the exterior resists dust, rain, humidity, and splashing water, so it holds up through normal outdoor conditions. It's also BHMA Grade 2 certified, meaning it's durable enough to withstand years of regular use.

The DL130 stores up to 50 palm vein profiles, up to 100 fingerprints, and up to 200 access codes, giving every household member and guest their own way in. For a closer look at how storage compares across Tapo's lock lineup, see Tapo DL130 vs DL110: Two Smart Locks Compared.

Yes. A built-in door sensor detects when the door is fully closed and locks it automatically, so you don't need to double-check on your way out.

Yes. Create one-time codes for a single visit, or scheduled codes that only work during set windows, both handy for guests, dog walkers, or cleaners. Add, change, or remove any code anytime from the Tapo app.

Yes. Both your palm vein and fingerprint data are encrypted and stored only on the lock itself, using 128-bit AES encryption, the same standard widely used to protect sensitive data like banking information. Nothing is uploaded to the cloud, so your biometric data stays out of reach of a remote data breach.

Yes. Palm vein recognition reads the vein pattern beneath your skin rather than surface details, so it keeps working regardless of age and whether your hand is wet, dirty, or sweaty. It's also designed to recognize your palm from a range of hand positions, without needing to line up perfectly. For more on how the technology works, see What Is Palm Vein Scanning? The Future of Smart Lock Access Explained.