Hi @rocker123 This isn't really an assistive technology question as what you are referring to is a mechanical door locking mechanism. However I'll do what I can. If its a new door I'd have a chat with the company that supplied and fitted it as they will know if the locking unit in the door can be replaced with a euro lock. Otherwise a locksmith should be able to advise. The other option that you may want to consider is some of the smart locks that are available as they can be controlled by a mobile phone rather than a key. Andy
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This isn't really an assistive technology question as what you are referring to is a mechanical door locking mechanism. However I'll do what I can.
If its a new door I'd have a chat with the company that supplied and fitted it as they will know if the locking unit in the door can be replaced with a euro lock. Otherwise a locksmith should be able to advise.
The other option that you may want to consider is some of the smart locks that are available as they can be controlled by a mobile phone rather than a key.
Andy