NGTeco SL04-GL40N: No-Drill Security for Frameless Glass Doors
The NGTeco SL04-GL40N is a no-drill smart glass door lock built specifically for frameless glass doors, offering fingerprint, passcode, IC card, and remote control access without damaging your glass panel. Backed by NGTeco — a subsidiary of ZKTeco — it brings enterprise-grade biometric security to offices, showrooms, and modern homes across Bangladesh.
No-Drill Clamp Installation Protects Your Glass Door
Most traditional door locks require drilling into the frame, which isn't possible on frameless glass. The SL04-GL40N solves this with a no-drill clamp-mount mechanism that secures directly onto the edge of the glass, keeping the panel intact and reusable if the office or showroom is ever relocated.
Multiple Keyless Unlock Methods
This smart glass door lock supports fingerprint recognition (up to 100 users), a 300-user passcode system, IC card access at 13.56MHz with NFC support (300 cards), and remote control unlocking (up to 16 remotes) — giving shared offices and storefronts flexible access without traditional keys.
Battery-Powered, No Wiring Needed
Running on 4×AA batteries, the lock requires no external wiring, making it a practical no-drill solution for glass partitions where running cables isn't an option.
Benefits
- No-drill installation preserves frameless glass doors
- 4 keyless unlock methods: fingerprint, passcode, IC card, remote
- Supports up to 100 fingerprints, 300 passcodes, 300 IC cards
- Battery-powered — no wiring required
- Backed by NGTeco (ZKTeco Group) build quality
Applications
- Office glass door lock for partitions and conference rooms
- Retail storefronts and boutiques
- Clinics and medical facility doors
- Co-working spaces and shared offices
Why Choose DigiMark Solution
DigiMark Solution is Bangladesh's authorized dealer for this no-drill glass door lock, and every NGTeco SL04-GL40N sold comes 100% genuine with original firmware, official warranty, and installation support from trained engineers across Dhaka and nationwide.
