Self check‑in
Keypad locks for Airbnb
Smart solutions for small hotels and self check‑in Airbnb properties, with low costs and easy management.
- 3 solutions
- Lockin and TESA Assa Abloy
- No reception needed
- Guests get in with their own code
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- Technical support
01The locks
Three ways to get in with a code
A smart lock you fit yourself, an electronic lock with a keypad, and a wall-mounted reader.
All Airbnb locks-
Lockin
Smart Lock G30
Opens with a fingerprint, app, code or voice command. Installation in 10–15 minutes.
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TESA Assa Abloy
i‑max with Keypad
The guest enters with a PIN, which the system can send them by email. RFID card and smartphone on the same lock.
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TESA Assa Abloy
Spy Keypad
Wall reader combining a keypad and RFID card, compatible with TESA’s wireless technology.
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02Code management
How you manage the codes
With the TESA Hotel software, with the Lockin G30 access authorisation, or directly from the lock’s keypad.
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With the TESA Hotel software
TESA i‑max with Keypad
- The system can automatically email the guest the room PIN code.
- Guests get in with their PIN, without the need for staff 24 hours a day.
- The code can expire automatically at check‑out.
- If you wish, a virtual key on a smartphone as well, via the Openow app and Bluetooth.
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Access authorisation
Lockin Smart Lock G30
- Access codes for guests, on the waterproof Keypad Pro keypad.
- Add or delete members and manage the codes.
- Status check and history (log), remotely.
- Auto-lock, with a door sensor.
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Without software
TESA i‑max with Keypad
- Self‑programming from the lock’s keypad.
- Enrol and cancel up to 500 proximity cards and up to 100 PIN codes (4–6 digits).
- The simplest and most economical management solution for small hotels.
03Comparison
The three solutions, side by side
Where guests enter the code, how many codes are supported and how they are managed.
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| Type | Smart lock | Electronic lock with keypad | Wall reader with keypad |
| Where the code is entered | On the wireless, waterproof Keypad Pro keypad (IPX5) | On the lock’s keypad | On the reader, on the wall |
| PIN codes | Up to 50 groups | Up to 100 (4–6 digits), with self‑programming | Combines keypad and RFID card |
| Other ways to get in | Fingerprint, app, voice command (Google Home, Alexa) | RFID card, smartphone (Openow) | RFID card |
| Management and compatibility | Access code management; remote status check and log | TESA Hotel software or self‑programming | Compatible with TESA wireless technology and with a 1-, 2- or 8-relay board |
04Frequently asked questions
Questions about keypad locks
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Contact usHow do guests get in without a reception?
With the TESA i‑max with Keypad, guests enter with a personal PIN, which the system can send them automatically by email. With the Lockin G30, they enter with an access code on the Keypad Pro.
Can the code expire on departure?
On the i‑max with Keypad, the PIN code can expire automatically at check‑out.
How long does it take to install the Lockin G30?
You install it yourself (DIY) and it takes 10–15 minutes.
How many codes and fingerprints does the G30 support?
Up to 50 PIN code groups and up to 20 fingerprint groups.
Does the G30 work with Google Home or Alexa?
Yes. It supports unlocking with a voice assistant, via Google Home or Alexa.
Is there a software-free solution for a small property?
The i‑max with Keypad supports self‑programming from the keypad, without software: enrolling and cancelling up to 500 proximity cards and up to 100 PIN codes (4–6 digits).
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