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Philips redefines home security with new smart locks and safe boxes

While most brands compete on how many passwords a lock can store or how much force a safe can survive, Philips built its ecosystem around the short list of people a household already trusts.

Philips officially launched its Smart Lock and Safe Box lineup in the Philippines, under the “Unlocking Quiet Luxury” campaign which frames home security around a simple question: Who do you trust with your door, and with what you keep inside?

While most brands compete on how many passwords a lock can store or how much force a safe can survive, Philips built its ecosystem around the short list of people a household already trusts.

Designed for both home and office use, the new Philips safe box lineup moves beyond the traditional key-and-dial vault. The safe boxes open in seconds with a quick-touch fingerprint scan, having a PIN code as backup access. The product offers fireproof and anti-theft protection to safeguard documents, jewelry, valuables, and confidential files against fire and forced entry. They are equipped with sensors detect intrusion and vibration and push real-time notifications directly to the homeowner’s smartphone.

For safe box users, it means no more lost keys or forgotten combinations. Homeowners get instant, personal access while being alerted anywhere if someone tries to tamper with the box.

The Philips smart lock features a triple keyless entry: unlock through a 3D facial recognition, fingerprint reader, or PIN code. Equipped with Auto-Lock technology, the door locks automatically once closes, and can be managed in real time through a mobile app, so access can be granted or withdrawn without cutting a new key.

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For Filipino families, it means no more key duplication for house helpers, no more lockouts, and full control over who enters even when you’re not home.

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