Milesystec launched its 'MI-460T' auxiliary door lock in early April.

The newly released 'MI-460T' captures attention with its modern design—embodying the beauty of graceful curves and emotional value—paired with a minimalist black style in chrome. In addition, it is a product whose completeness has been elevated by adding a variety of security and convenience features befitting a distinguished name in auxiliary door locks. Its most notable feature is the adoption of a new indoor-side main body that supports a voice guidance function and a wireless linkage function to enhance user convenience.

The voice guidance function of the 'MI-460T' is a feature previously applied to the company's push-pull door lock 'MI-7000,' where it received favorable reviews from consumers. It provides real-time voice guidance to the user on operating status, menu settings, and more during use. Along with this, it is also equipped with a self-system check function that automatically checks the product's status and notifies the user, greatly enhancing user-centered convenience.

In particular, by installing a wireless communication pack (sold separately) into the new indoor-side main body—which stands out with its intuitive jog-shuttle interface and clean, uncluttered black design—and registering a wireless remote control (sold separately), users can utilize a wireless linkage function that allows the door lock to be operated from a short distance without directly handling it, greatly increasing usability.

In addition, when the product is in use, door opening and closing as well as low-battery indications are displayed on the touch panel on the front of the product so that users can check them immediately, and it recognizes a smart card (tag key) in real time to enable quick door opening.

Furthermore, the product incorporates a wide range of powerful security features and various convenience functions that have been recognized in Milesystec products over the years, including an unlimited dummy-digit function to prevent password exposure and an emergency alarm system to guard against unauthorized intrusion.

CEO Jeon Jong-guk said, "This product fully reflects the technological capabilities and know-how that Milesystec has accumulated over the years. It applies various cutting-edge functions to outstanding design and quality, maximizing consumer convenience." He added, "We are steadily preparing to apply core technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution era, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Bluetooth, to our products, but we are also continuously honing our efforts to develop a perfect product that consumers can use safely without worrying about hacking." This is interpreted as evidence that Milesystec is making company-wide efforts in continuous investment and the acquisition of new technologies so as not to fall behind rapidly changing market trends. 032-623-0341