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Many storage locks offer no‑drill adhesive installation and optional screw/hardware mounting. Some kits include both adhesive backing and screws so you can choose a tool‑free install or a more permanent screw mount.

Electronic RFID/NFC cabinet locks unlock with RFID cards, key fobs, or an NFC‑enabled phone. They are typically powered by four AAA batteries, with some models offering optional USB power.

The RFID/NFC keyless cabinet locks support adding multiple credentials—described as supporting up to 50 credentials. Kits commonly include four RFID cards and four key fobs, with the option to add more.

Options shown include invisible magnetic childproof cabinet locks, concealed RFID/NFC keyless cabinet locks, and padlocks with combination or dial mechanisms.

Common materials include plastics such as ABS or ABS/PC and polypropylene; metal components and bodies may be steel, stainless steel, steel alloy, or zinc alloy.

Package quantities range from single packs to multi‑packs, including 1, 2, 4, 12, and 20‑pack sets.

Support varies by product: magnetic childproof locks are described as working through door thicknesses up to about 1.77–2.0 inches, while RFID/NFC concealed locks list panel thickness support from about 0.47 to 1.2 inches. Read ranges for RFID/NFC models are roughly 0.4–0.8 inches (about 1–2 cm). Exact specs depend on the model.

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