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Ring’s first smart lock can be operated by hand when its battery dies

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Summary
Ring has introduced its first smart lock, which can be operated with a hand crank if its battery runs out. This preserves the option of manually unlocking the device when it has no charge.
Details
Ring has introduced its first smart lock with a manual operating option for situations in which the battery runs out.
The device can be operated using a hand crank when the battery no longer provides the necessary power. This allows the lock to remain usable in that situation without relying solely on its electronic power supply.
The manual-crank function is the main distinguishing feature identified for Ring’s first smart lock.
NEXORA AI — Why it matters
The feature provides a manual way to operate the lock when its battery is depleted.
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