Alusra ™ door lock cylinders: we brought this idea forward before but now we add it to our list of Alusra™ ideas. The door cylinder has a mobile telephone transponder in it that will notify and transmit information to the owner of the home or to security/ police authorities when the door has been opened, when it is locked and when it is unlocked and when it is closed; just the cylinder and this is when 24 hour security monitoring is activated. It will also confirm when any occupant is in the unit or home. We have contacted the Minister of Energy and Electricity in Egypt to consider our various ideas. When you close the door from the inside you have to press a button for the dead bolt to lock and for the door to remain cylinder locked from inside and outside. When you are out of the unit, you can also activate the cylinder lock and the door will not open even if those with a master key attempt to come in and violate you and your space. You are semi retired and you do not need this. Pressing the button to release the dead bolt sends a cellular signal confirming that there is an occupant within the property. It will work with most security systems in the market that can report home activity via email and adapt the cylinder sensor as a special third party door sensor. The key feature is the use of the cylinder in upscale condos as there is a button to activate the privacy feature so that the property is cylinder locked with the cylinder in lock from within. The cylinder will not move or turn if someone attempts to enter with an actual key. There are too many people dead or missing in humble condominiums or those tremendous works of art. It's just a safe place to sit. Most are functionally very small really; nothing to kill anyone for. The cylinder will also have a blue tooth over lock code that will prevent the cylinder from turning even if you have the key. You will have to deploy the code to activate the cylinder so that it can turn. The Alusra ™ door lock is designed by Warren A. Lyon.

   Alusra ™ door lock cylinders: we brought this idea forward before but now we add it to our list of Alusra™ ideas. The door cylinder  has a mobile telephone transponder in it that will notify and transmit information to the owner  of the home  or to security/ police  authorities when the door has been opened, when it is locked and when it is unlocked and when it is closed; just the cylinder and this is when 24 hour security monitoring is activated.  It will also confirm when any occupant is in the unit or home.   

We have contacted the Minister of Energy and Electricity in Egypt to consider our various ideas.  

When you close the door from the inside you have to press a button for the dead bolt to lock and for the door to remain cylinder locked from inside and outside. 

When you are out of the unit, you can also activate the cylinder lock and the door will not open even if those with a master key attempt to come in  and violate you and your space.   You are semi retired and you do not need this. 

 Pressing  the button  to release the dead bolt sends a cellular  signal  confirming  that there is an occupant within the property. 

 It will work with most  security systems in the market that can report  home activity via email and adapt the cylinder sensor as a special third party door sensor.  

The key feature is the use of the cylinder in upscale condos as there is a button to activate the privacy feature so that the property is cylinder locked  with the cylinder in lock from within.  The cylinder will not move or turn if someone attempts to enter with an actual key. There are too many people dead or missing in humble condominiums or those tremendous works of art. It's just a safe place to sit. Most are functionally very small really; nothing to kill anyone for. 

 The cylinder will also have a blue tooth over lock code that will prevent the cylinder from turning even if you have the key. You will have to deploy the code to activate the cylinder so that it can turn.  The    Alusra ™ door lock is designed by Warren A. Lyon.