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DESLOC launches solar smart lock priced at 259 99 dollars

DESLOC released its V150 Plus solar smart lock for 259 99 dollars following a 500 000 dollar crowdfunding campaign and TÜV Rheinland endurance certification

DESLOC launches solar smart lock priced at 259 99 dollars

LAS VEGAS, September 3, 2026 - DESLOC is launching the V150 Plus, the world's first solar-powered smart lock designed for real homes. Unlike other smart locks that require constant battery charging, the V150 Plus features a 4.8-inch perovskite low-light solar panel that generates power from ambient light, even in shaded or low-light conditions.

Combined with a 10,000mAh removable battery and intelligent battery management system, the lock can operate for up to 8 months without solar input. The V150 Plus offers seamless smart access through 3D facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, and voice control with Amazon Alexa and Google Home. The lock is IP65 dust- and water-resistant, BHMA Grade 3 certified, and stores biometric data locally.

Backed by Kickstarter funding and certified by TÜV Rheinland, the V150 Plus is now available exclusively on DESLOC's official website for $259.99 (MSRP $299.99) with an additional $30 discount, valid through August 31, 2026.

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