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Futuristic-looking digital door locking systems may sound a bit James Bond to some people. But these days, they tend to be more of a reality than a fiction.

However, futuristic needn't mean complicated. Gateman digital door locks, for example, work in three ways. You can use a digital key, enter a four to twelve digit code, or you can opt for a remote control. Either way, fumbling to get your key in the lock will be a thing of the past.

With a Gateman digital door lock, you won't have to worry about locking yourself out of the house. Having a code and a key means that you'll always be able to access your home or office.

If you lose your digital key, a new one can be registered, while extra keys can be registered for an additional nine users.

Each time the key is used, the internal floating ID changes, so it's virtually impossible to crack or copy the digital key.

Other features include an auto door locking system and an 85dB alarm that sounds if the door is forced.

For more details, contact EOS Pacific Ltd, phone (09) 448 2040, fax (09) 448 1178. Website: www.digitaldoorlock.co.nz.

Gateman is available from Knobs'n Knockers, phone 0800 652 156; Wilson & Macindoe, 0800 506 600; Hardware Direct, (09) 837 1561; Classic Handles, (09) 303 3178; Absolutely Handles, (09) 529 3131; Armstrong Locksmith, 0800 506 111; Alert Locksmith, 0800 502 340.

Story by: Trendsideas