Smart Door Lock Price in Nepal 2026

How to Choose a Smart Door Lock in Nepal

Start with who needs to get in and how. A family home benefits from fingerprint access, so nobody hunts for keys, plus a passcode for guests or house staff. Offices and rented rooms are easier to manage with RFID cards, which can be handed out and taken back. Main gates and outer doors often use an electric rim lock that mounts on the surface of the door.

Also think about where the lock will be used. Outer doors and gates face rain, dust and direct sun, so ask us whether a model suits outdoor exposure or should be fitted on an inner door with a canopy. In apartments and offices with many users, choose a lock whose cards and passcodes are easy to add and remove, so ex-tenants or former staff lose access straight away.

• Access method: fingerprint, passcode, RFID card or app. The A9 combines fingerprint, passcode and card, while the RFID Electric Lock is card-based and works with a mobile app.
• Mortise type 5055 vs 6068: a mortise lock body sits inside a pocket cut into the door edge. The 5055 is the compact standard size for most residential doors, and the 6068 is a larger body. Measure your existing lock body, or let us check it, before choosing.
• Door material and thickness: wooden, steel and aluminium-glass doors need different fitting. Confirm your door thickness with us so the lock and handles fit properly.
• Power and backup: electronic locks need batteries or a power adaptor. Every model we list includes mechanical keys, so you can still open the door if the power runs out.
• Rim or mortise: rim locks fit on the inside surface and need no deep cut in the door, which suits gates and older doors.

Smart Lock Models Compared

Electric Rim Lock: a double-cylinder electric rim lock with 1 adaptor and 3 keys included. It suits main doors and gates in homes and commercial buildings, and is often paired with a video door phone or access control system so the door can be released remotely.

RFID Electric Lock: uses a magnetic deadbolt and opens with RFID cards (2 included) or 3 mechanical keys, and is compatible with a mobile app. It is a practical choice for offices, rented flats and shared buildings where access changes often.

A9 Fingerprint Door Lock (5055 Mortise): fingerprint, passcode and RFID card access in the compact 5055 mortise format for standard doors, with 2 cards and 2 keys included.

A9 Fingerprint Door Lock (6068 Mortise): the same fingerprint, passcode and card access, built on the larger 6068 mortise body, with 2 cards and 2 keys included.

In short, choose the rim lock for gates and simple electric release, the RFID lock for shared spaces with changing users, and the A9 when you want keyless fingerprint entry at home. Pick the 5055 or 6068 version to match your door.

What Affects Smart Lock Prices

The entry point at Rs. 8,000 is the electric rim lock, which offers electric release with key backup. Prices rise to Rs. 17,000 with more access methods and a larger lock body.

• Access methods: key-only electric release costs less than card access, and card access costs less than combined fingerprint, passcode and card.
• Lock body: the 6068 mortise version of the A9 is priced above the 5055 version.
• Connectivity: mobile app compatibility, as on the RFID Electric Lock, adds remote convenience.
• Installation: fitting a mortise lock into a new or solid door takes more work than surface-mounting a rim lock. We quote installation separately.

Smart Lock Installation and After-Sales Support

Our technicians fit the lock body, align the strike plate, enrol fingerprints, cards and passcodes, and show your family or staff how to use and manage the lock. For gates and apartment entrances, we can connect electric locks to video door phones and gate automation. We deliver across Nepal and install outside the Kathmandu Valley by appointment. Ask us about the warranty for your chosen model when you buy.