Do you repeatedly find yourself worrying about whether your safe is locked? Do you have trouble in setting the combination of your combination safe lock? Did you pay a locksmith a load of money to change the combination of your safe lock? In come electronic safe locks. These locks have a keypad and users can enter a pin code at the keypad to unlock the safe. The more advanced safe locks keep an audit trail of lock/unlock events, can be scheduled to automatically lock/unlock at specific times and can be wirelessly managed. Even though both mechanical combination locks and electronic safe locks have their own advantages and disadvantages, we are seeing a higher trend in consumers shifting to electronic safe locks. Here are some reasons why: Its faster to get in – simply enter the pass code on the keypad and you are in. With a dial lock, it takes significantly longer to rotate the dial and set the combination. Its easier to change if you forgot the code – If you forget the code of your electronic safe lock, then a locksmith will change the keypad and you are all set. With a dial lock, the locksmith first has…