by NOVA
Oct 22, 2026
A zigbee door lock is a lock that reports lock and unlock state to a hub on Zigbee. It is a radio-and-controller class, not a Wi-Fi face lock, not a fingerprint multi-unlock lock, and not a garage-door controller.
This catalog prints two Wi-Fi locks for that buyer object. The sections below name the queried class, copy those printed lines, and keep a 1MP camera cell and a garage module on their own quotes.
A Zigbee door lock reports lock and unlock state to a hub on the Zigbee Door Lock cluster. NXP’s Door Lock cluster note gives that interface a Cluster ID of 0x0101 and makes the lock the server.
The same note makes a Door Lock Controller the client. In a house that client is the Zigbee hub / controller that sends lock and unlock commands and reads lock state.
CSA describes Zigbee as a low-power mesh with a shared application language and AES-128 message encryption. Those are radio-class facts. They are not a printed radio on either live lock page here.
Retail zigbee door locks that rank for this query, such as a Kwikset SmartCode deadbolt or an Aqara handle lock, print that Zigbee radio and a hub requirement on their own pages. Those pages are not this catalog.
A Zigbee lock needs a controller on the same radio; Wi-Fi locks on this catalog do not print that hub path. A device that does not speak Wi-Fi cannot join the house router by itself.
Hubitat users who pick among zigbee door locks treat the carton as a deadbolt plus a hub and a few repeaters. One thread’s opening advice is blunt: get a Zigbee deadbolt, then put three or four Zigbee repeaters in the house so the lock stays on the mesh.
From the field: Hubitat users who ask for a basic lock setup treat the job as a Zigbee deadbolt plus several repeaters, not a lock that joins the router on its own. — source: Hubitat thread “Looking for recs for basic door lock set up.”
A best zigbee door lock shortlist from that shopping SERP still assumes a printed Zigbee radio. If the live page prints Wi-Fi, the shortlist is the wrong carton.
NIST IR 8425 treats a networked consumer product as an IoT product whose cybersecurity outcomes sit at product level. A lock with an app account is that kind of product, whether the radio is Zigbee or Wi-Fi.
The live lock pages print Wi-Fi face and fingerprint locks; no published SKU is a Zigbee door lock. Product search for a Zigbee lock on 22 October 2026 returned a control panel with a ZigBee gateway, not a lock radio.
The two lock titles both print WiFi. Their specification tables do not print Zigbee, Matter, or an ANSI grade.
A garage-door controller is not this class. Model MS-102 adds app open and close to an existing opener; that path is already written in the garage-door opener clarification.
| Buyer object | Live class on this catalog | What a quote copies |
|---|---|---|
| Face unlock with a small door camera | Wi-Fi door lock, model WDL-T9P | Face, fingerprint, 1MP title, lithium pack |
| Fingerprint, card, password, key, App | Wi-Fi door lock, model WDL-X1 | Unlock method row and 4 AAA cells |
| Hub-class Zigbee lock | No published lock SKU | Do not invent a radio |
| Existing garage opener | Garage-door controller, model MS-102 | The controller page, not a lock |
A photo of a tall face-plate with a camera window and a photo of a lever with a keypad are two cartons. Mixing their numbers creates a SKU that neither page prints.
The face lock is model WDL-T9P, a Wi-Fi lock with 3D face unlock and a 1MP camera in the title. The printed name is WiFi Smart Securtiy Door Lock 3D Face Recognition 1MP Camera.
The description adds 3D structured light facial recognition, FPC semiconductor fingerprint unlocking, a tamper alarm with sound and App notification, and an HD camera with infrared night vision for the front door. That 3D face recognition line is an unlock method, not a room-camera class.
The table prints a DC-7, 4V 4200 mAh lithium battery, a working range of -20°C to 60°C, humidity of 15%RH to 90%RH, 5V Micro USB emergency power, FRR of 0.01% or less, power of 200μA or less, and an FPC semiconductor fingerprint head.
| Printed item | What the face lock states |
|---|---|
| Model | WDL-T9P |
| Radio in the title | WiFi |
| Unlock methods | 3D structured light face, FPC fingerprint |
| Camera in the title | 1MP camera, infrared night vision |
| Battery | DC-7, 4V 4200 mAh lithium battery |
| Emergency power | 5V (Micro USB) |
| Climate | -20°C to 60°C, 15%RH to 90%RH |
| Other printed cells | FRR ≤0.01%, power ≤200μA |
The table does not print a Zigbee radio, a hub requirement, an ANSI grade, or battery life in months. A face-plate photo that arrives as “front door lock with camera” still opens this model, not a yard camera.
The fingerprint lock is model WDL-X1, a Wi-Fi lock with IC card, key, fingerprint, password, and App control. The printed name is WiFi Multiple Unlocking Fingerprint Lock.
The description adds Tuya Smart and Smart Life App support, a reversible handle, App remote unlocking, temporary passwords, alarm and unlock records, user management, and an App hijack and doorbell alarm. That doorbell line is an App alarm, not a doorbell SKU.
Power is printed as 4pcs 1.5V AAA batteries, with a USB charge port when the pack is empty and a mechanical key that still works. The table repeats the 4*AAA pack, the same -20°C to 60°C and 15%RH to 90%RH range, an FPC semiconductor fingerprint head, and a 5050 lock body.
| Printed item | What the fingerprint lock states |
|---|---|
| Model | WDL-X1 |
| Radio in the title | WiFi |
| Unlocked method | IC card, key, fingerprint, password, APP control |
| Battery | 4*AAA / 4pcs 1.5V AAA |
| Lock body | 5050 lock body |
| Climate | -20°C to 60°C, 15%RH to 90%RH |
| Camera | Not printed |
A guest-code enquiry that also wants a physical key opens this model. It does not inherit the 1MP camera cell or the lithium pack from WDL-T9P.
A door lock with a 1MP camera cell is still a lock, not the security-camera class. The 1MP camera cell on WDL-T9P watches the front door during face unlock.
That lens does not turn the carton into an indoor pan/tilt camera or an outdoor solar camera. The class split is already written in What Is a Smart Home Security Camera on This Catalog.
If the buyer photo is a handle, a keypad, and a small lens on the face-plate, the quote stays on WDL-T9P. Do not move that carton onto the indoor or outdoor camera line.
Open WDL-T9P for face and the printed camera cell; open WDL-X1 for multi-unlock without a camera. The face next step is the WiFi Smart Securtiy Door Lock 3D Face Recognition 1MP Camera.
Copy the printed unlock methods, the lithium pack, and the 1MP title. Leave Zigbee, Matter, ANSI grade, and battery months off the sheet, because that page does not print them.
For fingerprint plus card, password, key, and App, open WDL-X1. Copy the unlock-method row and the 4 AAA cells. Keep the App doorbell alarm on that lock; do not file it as a doorbell product.
Do not open a camera page or a garage controller and rename them as this class. Those cartons stay on their own lines.
The upward family for both locks is the smart modules hub.
It is a lock that exposes lock state to a hub on the Zigbee Door Lock cluster. On a shopping SERP that usually means a named Zigbee deadbolt or handle lock with a printed hub requirement.
The lock keeps credentials at the door and reports lock or unlock to a Door Lock Controller. The hub then moves that state onto the house network or into an automation.
Yes for the radio path. A Zigbee lock does not join a Wi-Fi router by itself. The live Wi-Fi locks here do not print that hub path.
Local stored codes and a mechanical key are the usual fallback when the wide-area link drops. Remote unlock is the first thing to fail, and a hub that has lost power cannot carry the Zigbee path.
No published lock page prints a Zigbee radio. The two live locks print Wi-Fi in the title. Search for a Zigbee lock returned a control panel with a ZigBee gateway, not a lock.
No. WDL-T9P is a Wi-Fi door lock with 3D face recognition and a 1MP camera in the title. Quoting it as Zigbee invents a radio.
No. The 1MP camera cell stays on the lock. The security-camera class is a separate article and a separate carton.
No. A garage-door controller sits on the existing opener. It is not a door lock and it is not a Zigbee lock SKU.
No. WDL-X1 prints hijack and doorbell alarm in the App. The 22 October 2026 doorbell product search returned that lock, not a dedicated doorbell.
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