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The festive season has finally arrived, which means it’s time to shop for presents for your friends and family. With more Singaporeans hopping onto the smart home trend nowadays, it is the perfect moment to help your loved ones live out their smart tech dreams with smart gadgets and appliances that will help make their…

Keyless digital locks have been on the market for some time, with some of the most common access modes available being fingerprint recognition, PIN code, and RFID cards. One door access mode that is gaining popularity with homeowners but is still somewhat rare in Singapore is facial recognition technology. While we are familiar with facial recognition being used…

When buying a digital lock for your HDB flat or private property in Singapore, there are bound to be several common questions or considerations that come to mind. Here are some important things to look out for when selecting and installing a digital smart lock on your home’s main door or gate: 1. Lock quality Kaadas has…

So you’ve decided to change your main door lock from a padlock to a keyless digital lock – congratulations! Buying a digital lock is a step to transforming your home into the ultimate smart home, and is becoming a popular home security option amongst Singaporeans too. Here’s what you need to know about each type of digital…

Keyless digital security systems are becoming more popular in Singapore; but are they the right fit for you and your home? Here are some common situations where it might be time to consider making the switch to a digital or electronic smart lock: 1. You want an upgrade to better-quality and tamper-proof locks Finding a tamper-proof…

Many Singaporeans are now making the switch to installing a keyless digital lock as part of their home security system. With exciting features such as fingerprint or facial recognition available to choose from, young and old homeowners alike are jumping onto the latest home security technology to create the ‘smart home’ that they’ve been dreaming of. However, there are still some…