DESLOC V150 Plus Targets Battery Fatigue With Perovskite Solar Tech
Smart locks have long promised convenience while demanding the constant chore of battery maintenance. The new DESLOC V150 Plus attempts to break this cycle by integrating a perovskite solar panel capable of harvesting energy in low-light, shaded entryways, effectively eliminating the need for frequent manual recharges.

The V150 Plus, which recently secured over $500,000 in crowdfunding, hits the North American market at $259.99. Its core innovation lies in a 4.8-inch solar array sensitive enough to generate power from as little as 300 lux. This system is paired with a 10,000mAh removable battery and a proprietary management chip that balances energy intake to keep the device operational for up to eight months without any solar input.
Beyond power management, the hardware includes 3D facial recognition and an adaptive fingerprint sensor designed to recognize damaged or worn prints. The unit carries an IP65 rating for weather resistance and holds a BHMA Grade 3 certification. To address privacy concerns, DESLOC stores all biometric data locally rather than in the cloud. The launch follows a successful validation process, including a Sustained Endurance Certification from TÜV Rheinland, which verified the device’s energy performance under real-world conditions.
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