Digital Door Locks with Camera in Singapore

Security at your front door has evolved well beyond a deadbolt and a peephole. Digital door locks with built-in cameras give Singapore homeowners and businesses a smarter entry experience, one that combines access control with facial recognition technology in a single device. Whether you’re securing an HDB flat, a condominium, or a commercial space, a camera-equipped smart lock lets you verify identity and control access through biometric face scanning. Solity's range of digital door locks with cameras is engineered to meet that demand without compromise, built on a foundation of precise Korean technology and designed for the demands of Singapore living.

Explore Solity's top digital door locks below. Each unit is designed with a specific use case in mind, so whether fast facial recognition, hands-free access, or a multi-modal lock that supports multiple entry methods, there’s a model built for your situation.

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What is a Digital Door Lock with Camera?

A digital door lock with a camera is a smart access device that uses a built-in camera primarily for facial recognition, enabling touchless, biometric entry. The lock handles access through face recognition, PIN, RFID card, fingerprint, or app-based authentication, with the camera serving as the identification layer that makes hands-free entry possible.

Every Solity camera-equipped digital lock is built around the following:

  • Facial Recognition Access: The built-in camera scans and verifies your face in under a second, granting access without requiring any physical input.
  • Real-Time Motion Detection: The camera activates when movement is detected, triggering an instant notification to your phone. You’re alerted to activity at your door the moment it happens.
  • Night Vision: Infrared technology ensures the facial recognition camera performs accurately in low-light conditions, so access remains reliable at any hour.
  • Remote Access and Monitoring: Paired with a companion app, the lock logs entry events and access history you can review at any time.
  • Local Storage: Facial recognition data and access logs are stored securely on the device itself, keeping your biometric information local and protected.

Benefits of a Door Lock with Camera

A camera-equipped digital lock does not just secure your door. It gives you active, informed control over your entry point at all times. Here’s what that means in practice for every Singaporean homes:

Improved Security and Peace of Mind

Facial recognition ensures only verified, enrolled users can gain entry. Access is tied to identity, not a code or card that can be shared.

Visual Monitoring Without a Separate Camera

The integrated camera handles both facial recognition and entry point monitoring in one device, eliminating the need for additional hardware, wiring or wall space.

Smart Home Integration

Most camera-equipped digital locks are compatible with major smart home platforms, such as Google Home and Amazon Alexa. This enables automated access rules, coordinated alerts, and seamless control within your existing ecosystem.

Deterrence Against Intruders

A visible camera at the entry point signals that the premises are monitored, discouraging opportunistic intrusion or unwanted solicitation.

Evidence in Security Incidents

Access logs with time-stamped entry records provide a clear audit trail in the event of a security incident or unauthorised access attempt.

Digital Locks with Cameras vs Those Without

A standard digital lock secures the door and manages access efficiently. It’s reliable, cost-effective, and sufficient for many homes. A camera-integrated model takes that a step further by adding facial recognition capability that makes entry faster, more secure, and entirely hands-free.

The core trade-off is functionality versus cost. Standard digital locks are generally more affordable, simpler to install, and require less ongoing maintenance. Camera models carry a higher upfront price and, and a more involved initial configuration for facial enrolment. That said, the gap in price has narrowed considerably as the technology matures.

For HDB households, condominiums, and landed properties where the main door is the primary security perimeter, facial recognition lock is a meaningful upgrade over PIN or card-based entry. If your front door is the first and only line of defence, knowing that access is controlled by biometric identity rather than a transferable credential is a practical advantage worth the additional investment.

Choosing the Right Digital Lock with Camera

The right model comes down to matching specifications to your actual situation. Here’s what to evaluate before you decide:

Camera Quality and Viewing Angle

Resolution determines how much detail you capture. A wider field of view means fewer blind spots. Look for a minimum of 1080p with at least a 120-degree viewing angle for adequate coverage at a standard door width.

Night Vision Capability

Facial recognition must perform reliably after dark. Confirm the model includes infrared night vision to maintain accurate identification in dim or unlit entry areas.

Storage Options

Access logs and enrolment data are stored locally on most Solity models, with no recurring cloud fees. Confirm the storage approach of your chosen model before purchase.

Battery Life

Camera-integrated locks draw more power than standard models. Check the rated battery life and confirm that the model provides low-battery alerts with enough lead time to avoid an unexpected lockout.

Tamper Alarms and Motion Detection

A tamper alarm triggers when someone attempts to physically force or remove the lock. Motion detection adds an additional alert layer by notifying you of activity before any access attempt is made.

Smart Home Compatibility

If you’re running Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or another smart home platform, verify that the lock integrates natively. Compatibility enables automation and consolidated control across your devices.

Budget vs Must-Have Features

Define your non-negotiables first, then evaluate models against that list. Paying for features you won’t use adds cost without adding value.

HDB Main Door vs Gate

Solity offers digital locks for HDB main doors as well as a dedicated HDB gate lock option. Installation requirements for condominiums and landed properties vary, so confirm compliance with your building management before purchase.

Choosing the Right Camera Resolution and Night Vision

The camera in a facial recognition lock needs to perform accurately across different lighting conditions and user variations. Here is what to look for:

Night vision is equally important. A facial recognition camera that cannot perform in low light has a fundamental gap in its core function.

Infrared (IR) Night Vision

The most common technology in digital lock cameras. IR illuminators activate in low light, producing clear black-and-white footage. Reliable and power-efficient, with performance typically rated up to a few metres from the device.

Colour Night Vision

A newer approach that uses ambient light to produce colour footage in low-light conditions. Delivers more natural, detailed images than IR, which aids identification. Requires some ambient light to function; in complete darkness, IR remains more reliable.

For most Singapore homes, 1080p with infrared night vision covers the majority of use cases well. If your entry area is consistently dim or the main door opens directly to a dark common corridor, colour night vision or a model with a higher IR range is worth the consideration. Those running commercial premises or managing multiple entry points should prioritise models with the highest available sensor resolution for the most accurate and consistent facial identification.

Installing a Digital Door Lock with Camera

A digital door lock with a camera involves more than a mechanical fit. Camera alignment, wiring, and system configuration all need to be done correctly for the device to perform as intended. For HDB flats, professional installation is not just recommended, it is a compliance matter. SCDF fire code requirements restrict modifications to fire-rated main doors, and Solity's authorised installers ensure every installation meets both HDB guidelines and manufacturer specifications.

Installation costs in Singapore typically range from $80 to $150 depending on door type, lock model complexity, and whether any additional preparatory work is required. Solity digital locks come with a 3-year warranty (2+1 years) covering hardware defects, with workmanship covered under the same service umbrella.

Frequently Asked Questions About Digital Lock with a Camera

1Are digital door locks with cameras legal in HDB flats?
Yes. HDB permits digital door lock installation on approved main doors, provided the model is HDB-approved and installation complies with SCDF fire code requirements. All Solity camera locks on this page meet these conditions.
2Can these cameras be hacked or compromised?
Solity camera locks use encrypted communication protocols to protect data between the device and the app. Keep firmware updated, use strong account passwords, and connect only to a secured home network to minimise exposure.
3How long do the batteries last in digital locks with cameras?
Most models are rated for six to twelve months depending on usage frequency. Camera and wireless functions draw more power than a standard lock, so monitor battery levels through the app and replace promptly when alerted.
4Can I use my digital lock with a camera with my existing home security system?
Many Solity models support Google Home and Amazon Alexa integration. For compatibility with dedicated security systems, check the specific model's specifications or speak with our team before purchase.
5What happens if my digital lock with a camera stops working?
Access functions operate independently of the camera module, so the digital lock remains usable if the camera faults. Camera issues are covered under Solity's hardware warranty. Contact our service team for diagnosis.
6Are there any ongoing fees for using a digital door lock with a camera?
Solity's camera-equipped locks store data locally, so there are no recurring cloud subscription fees. Review storage options at the point of purchase.