Smart locks, cameras, sensors, switches, and dimmers for your next project.
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Electronic locks that replace a keyed deadbolt: keypad and Bluetooth models, fingerprint readers, and smart deadbolts. Check your door thickness, backset, and existing bore before ordering, so the new lock drops into the prep you already have.
Video doorbells for the front door, plus indoor and outdoor cameras for everywhere else and the mounts to position them. Confirm the mounting spot, the power source (wired or battery), and the indoor or outdoor rating before you order.
The pieces of a monitored setup: control panels, door and window contacts, motion detectors, and glass-break sensors. Sensors have to match the panel they report to, so check system compatibility before you add a component.
Smart light switches and dimmers for compatible fixtures, plus timers and wall plates to finish the job. Check your existing switch wiring (including whether there’s a neutral), the load rating, and the bulb type before you swap a control.
You don’t need to automate the whole house to make a useful improvement. One smart switch or dimmer gives you more control over a frequently used light, entryway, or room. Before ordering, check:
Use the individual product specifications as the final check before you order.
Alarm panels, sensors, and cameras only work together when they’re built to. Before you combine security products, confirm the sensors report to your panel, the cameras use a power and storage method you can support, and every connected home device meets the requirements of the system it joins. Matching components up front keeps the project focused and avoids buying hardware that won’t talk to the rest.
Most devices need a few supporting pieces to finish the job: camera mounts to position a camera, wall plates to close out a switch, and the fittings a specific product calls for. Some products ship with the hardware they need and others don’t, so check the main product’s specifications before you add smart home accessories to the order.
Find smart home products for entry, security, monitoring, and lighting control in one place. DK Hardware stocks hardware for single replacements and larger home improvement projects, so you can build your list around the job. Pick the category that matches your project, compare the details that affect fit and compatibility, and choose the hardware that works with your existing setup.
Most smart deadbolts fit a standard door, but check three numbers first: door thickness, backset (the distance from the door edge to the bore center), and bore diameter. Match those to the lock’s specs and it drops into the prep you already have. Confirm whether the model is a full deadbolt replacement or a retrofit that keeps your existing exterior hardware.
Many do, and it’s the most common reason a switch won’t work in an older box. Check the product’s wiring requirements against what’s in your wall before ordering. Also confirm the load rating and that the dimmer is rated for your bulb type, since not every dimmer runs every LED.
No single model fits every entrance. Compare the viewing area, image quality, night visibility, power method (wired or battery), alerts, and storage options, then match those to your door and how you want to monitor it. Check the product specs for the mounting and power setup before you order.
A connected or electronically controlled product that handles one job around the home. In this collection, the smart home devices cover entry (locks), video monitoring (doorbells and cameras), detection (sensors and panels), and lighting control (switches and dimmers).
Start with one part of the home that needs an upgrade instead of changing everything at once. Choose the product for that job, check the existing setup and compatibility, then add more as the project calls for it. A single smart lock or switch is a complete, useful first step.
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