What this RFID cabinet lock does

This RFID cabinet lock mounts inside drawers and cabinets so nothing shows on the outside. You tap a card, fob, or your phone's NFC area to open it without carrying keys. It works for standard drawers, swing-out doors, and open-top boxes around the house or in a shop.

How you unlock it

The lock accepts RFID cards, RFID key fobs, and NFC phones. No separate app is needed. You copy one of the included cards to your phone's wallet or NFC tool, then hold the phone near the round reader button. The short read range keeps it from triggering by accident.

Power choices and battery life

It runs on four AAA batteries or a USB connection. The batteries last up to 50,000 cycles, which is about fifteen months of normal use. An audible signal lets you know when they are getting low so you can swap them or plug in USB power right away.

Will it fit your space

The lock body measures about 2.9 inches on each side and the latch is slim at 2.7 by 0.9 by 0.5 inches. Dual mounting positions let you set it for different drawer or door swings. It screws in place inside the furniture so the outside stays clean.

What comes in the kit

You get the lock body, latch, round signal button, four RFID cards, four RFID key fobs, screws, and a strike plate. Everything needed for a basic install is there so you can start using it the same day.

Where it works best

People use these hidden cabinet locks on liquor cabinets, medicine storage, retail display cases, and shared office drawers. The concealed setup keeps the furniture looking normal while still controlling who gets in.

Daily ownership notes

Keep one physical card or fob as a backup in case your phone changes. The reader works through wood when held within an inch or two. Metal nearby can shorten the read distance, so place the button on a non-metal surface when possible.