For a smart lock for a thick door, the first test is whether the lock’s listed door-thickness range matches your door—not how many ways it can unlock. My best overall pick is the Smart Fingerprint Door Lock with Camera, the only listed option that explicitly supports doors from 40–120 mm, though its larger feature set may be more than some buyers need. The Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle and Fingerprint Unlock is a standout for shoppers who want a handle-and-lock set, while the GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint Deadbolt favors a simpler deadbolt format. The main tradeoffs are fit certainty, installation complexity, and whether you value built-in connectivity or extra entry methods enough to accept added hardware and setup. Read on for the full comparison, plus the measurements and compatibility checks I’d make before choosing.
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Key Takeaways
- Only one listing states a door-thickness range: the camera-equipped Smart Fingerprint Door Lock specifies 40–120 mm; verify the other models’ supported range with the manufacturer before purchase.
- Handle-style locks and deadbolts solve different needs: ZIZEV and Philips include a handle, while the GHome models and Smart Lock Ultra are deadbolt-focused options.
- Connectivity is not interchangeable: the GHome WiFi model and Smart Lock Ultra advertise built-in Wi-Fi, while app-control wording alone does not confirm remote access without a hub or additional setup.
- More entry methods add complexity as well as convenience: fingerprint, keypad, app, face recognition, and camera features may suit households with varied routines, but they also create more setup and maintenance questions.
- Door measurements matter more than a broad product name: backset, bore hole, door thickness, handle arrangement, and clearance can all affect fit, so check the installation specifications before settling on a model.
| ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock with Handle |  | Best for Extra-Thick Doors | Door thickness compatibility: 40–120 mm | Unlocking methods: Fingerprint, password, card, mechanical key, TY app | Material: Aluminum alloy | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint Deadbolt Lock |  | Best Connected Deadbolt for Standard-Thickness Doors | Model: KD10SE2 | Door thickness: 35–55 mm | Entry methods: Fingerprint, app, keypad code, physical key, voice control | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GHome Smart Fingerprint Deadbolt with Keypad and App Control |  | Best for Simple DIY Setup | Model: KD30A | Color: Light Black | Unlock methods: Fingerprint, keypad, app, physical key | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Smart Lock Ultra with Keypad, Fingerprint Door Lock, App Remote Control, Built-in WiFi Keypad Deadbolt, Auto Unlock, Waterproof & Easy Install, Supports Alexa and Google |  | Best Smart-Home Ecosystem Option | Power source: Battery powered | Claimed battery life: 12 months | Smart-home compatibility: Matter; Apple HomeKit via SwitchBot Hub Mini; Alexa; Google Assistant | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle and Fingerprint Unlock |  | Best Handle Lock with Built-In Wi-Fi | Model number: DDL220X-1HW-MB | Door thickness compatibility: 1⅜–2 inches | Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Swokely Smart Fingerprint Door Lock with Camera and 3D Face Recognition |  | Best for Extra-Thick Doors and Built-In Visitor Video | Door thickness: 40–120 mm | Unlock methods: Face recognition, fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key, and app | Camera: 1080P HD with infrared sensing | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| smart lock for thick door | Connectivity | Model | Unlock methods |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock w | — | ZIZEVeqbxvyt7a2-11 | — |
| GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint D | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi | KD10SE2 | — |
| GHome Smart Fingerprint Deadbo | Bluetooth; remote control with optional G2B Gateway | KD30A | Fingerprint, keypad, app, physical key |
| Smart Lock Ultra with Keypad | — | — | — |
| Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi | — | Fingerprint, app, password, voice, physical key |
| Swokely Smart Fingerprint Door | 2.4G Wi-Fi; Smart Life/Tuya app | — | Face recognition, fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key, and app |
More Details on Our Top Picks
ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock with Handle
For a door that exceeds the usual deadbolt thickness range, the ZIZEV is the clearest fit in this group: it lists compatibility from 40 to 120 mm. That gives it a wider stated range than the GHome KD10SE2, which fits 35–55 mm doors, and makes this handle-style lock worth checking first for unusually thick slabs. It also offers five access methods—fingerprint, password, card, mechanical key, and TY app—so household members can use different entry options. The tamper and forced-entry alarm adds a useful alert feature. The tradeoff is limited connectivity detail: the product information does not explain the app’s remote-access requirements or functions. Its listed dimensions are also substantial, so check clearance around the handle before choosing it.
Pros:- Stated compatibility covers doors 40–120 mm thick
- Offers fingerprint, password, card, mechanical key, and TY app access
- Includes an alarm for forced entry or tampering
- Aluminum alloy construction
Cons:- App connectivity and remote-control details are not specified
- Large listed dimensions may limit fit near trim or nearby hardware
Best for: Homeowners with a door measuring 56–120 mm thick who want several local entry options and an alarm.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need clearly documented remote app features or have limited space around the handle.
- Door thickness compatibility:40–120 mm
- Unlocking methods:Fingerprint, password, card, mechanical key, TY app
- Material:Aluminum alloy
- Color:Black
- Dimensions:17.71 × 7.87 × 4.72 inches
- Weight:4.77 pounds
- Model:ZIZEVeqbxvyt7a2-11
Our verdict“Choose the ZIZEV when your door is thicker than the GHome deadbolts’ stated range and you can verify the handle’s fit and app requirements.”
GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint Deadbolt Lock
The GHome KD10SE2 suits buyers who want connected access without giving up a physical key, but its 35–55 mm door limit rules it out for many genuinely thick doors. Within that range, its built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi supports app control, guest codes, and access history, giving it more clearly described remote features than the ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock with Handle. The rechargeable 10,000 mAh battery and USB-C emergency power port also avoid the recurring AA-battery setup of the GHome KD30A. The lock supports up to 100 fingerprints and passcodes, useful for larger households or frequent guests. Its main compromises are fit and documentation: battery life depends on use, and the listing gives conflicting IP53 and IP54 water-resistance ratings.
Pros:- Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with remote app access
- Supports up to 100 fingerprints and 100 passcodes
- Rechargeable 10,000 mAh battery with USB-C emergency unlocking
- Guest codes, access history, auto-lock, and anti-peep keypad features
Cons:- Door compatibility stops at 55 mm, narrower than the ZIZEV’s stated range
- Listed water-resistance ratings conflict between IP53 and IP54
- Claimed battery life varies with usage
Best for: Households with 35–55 mm doors that want built-in Wi-Fi, scheduled or temporary guest codes, and capacity for many users.
Not ideal for: Owners of doors thicker than 55 mm, or buyers who need an unambiguous water-resistance specification.
- Model:KD10SE2
- Door thickness:35–55 mm
- Entry methods:Fingerprint, app, keypad code, physical key, voice control
- Connectivity:2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
- Battery:10,000 mAh, 3.7 V rechargeable lithium battery
- Claimed battery life:Up to 10 months; varies with usage
- Fingerprint and passcode capacity:Up to 100 each
- Auto-lock interval:5 seconds to 30 minutes
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Pick the KD10SE2 for app-managed access on a 35–55 mm door, but choose the ZIZEV if your door is thicker.”
GHome Smart Fingerprint Deadbolt with Keypad and App Control
The GHome KD30A is the straightforward pick for a buyer who wants fingerprint and keypad entry without paying the complexity cost of built-in Wi-Fi. It connects over Bluetooth, with remote control available only through a separately sold G2B Gateway; that makes its remote access less ready-to-use than the KD10SE2’s built-in Wi-Fi. Its four-AA power setup is also less convenient than the rechargeable battery in that model, and the batteries are not included. For a door in its compatible thickness range, the KD30A keeps the basics practical: adjustable auto-lock, anti-peep keypad entry, room for 50 fingerprints and 50 passcodes, and a Type-C emergency power port. The product details do not state a door-thickness range, though, so thick-door buyers should confirm compatibility before ordering rather than assume it fits.
Pros:- Fingerprint, passcode, app, and physical-key entry
- Stores up to 50 fingerprints and 50 passcodes
- Adjustable auto-lock and anti-peep keypad features
- Type-C emergency power port and roughly 15-minute installation claim
Cons:- Door-thickness compatibility is not specified
- Remote control requires a separately sold G2B Gateway, unlike the KD10SE2’s built-in Wi-Fi
- Four AA batteries are not included
Best for: DIY-focused households seeking local fingerprint and keypad access, with optional remote control if they later add the G2B Gateway.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need confirmed compatibility with a thick door or want remote access without buying an additional gateway.
- Model:KD30A
- Color:Light Black
- Unlock methods:Fingerprint, keypad, app, physical key
- Fingerprint capacity:Up to 50
- Passcode capacity:Up to 50
- Connectivity:Bluetooth; remote control with optional G2B Gateway
- Power:Four AA batteries, not included
- Typical battery life:Up to six months
- Emergency power:Type-C port
Our verdict“Choose the KD30A for basic DIY keyless entry only after confirming your door’s thickness and accepting gateway-dependent remote access.”
Smart Lock Ultra with Keypad, Fingerprint Door Lock, App Remote Control, Built-in WiFi Keypad Deadbolt, Auto Unlock, Waterproof & Easy Install, Supports Alexa and Google
The Smart Lock Ultra makes its strongest case through its smart-home integrations, not through a published thick-door measurement. It supports Matter and can work with Apple HomeKit through a SwitchBot Hub Mini, alongside Alexa and Google Assistant; the hub is also needed for the listed HomeKit route and expanded unlocking options. That makes it a more ecosystem-focused alternative to the Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle, which lists built-in Wi-Fi without a hub. The Ultra claims a 12-month Triple Power System, quiet nighttime operation, and fingerprint recognition for up to 100 prints. However, its compatibility language centers on standard US locks, while Jimmy Proof and mortise setups need a separate accessory kit; no door-thickness range is supplied. I would not choose it for a thick door until the lock format and fit are confirmed.
Pros:- Supports Matter and major smart-home platforms, with the required hub for HomeKit
- Fingerprint capacity listed at up to 100 users
- Claims up to 12 months of use and quiet nighttime operation
- Includes app lock-status records and two-step confirmation for remote unlocking
Cons:- No door-thickness compatibility range is provided
- HomeKit and expanded unlocking options require a SwitchBot Hub Mini
- Jimmy Proof and mortise locks need a separately sold accessory kit; European compatibility depends on the correct version
Best for: Smart-home users with a compatible standard US lock who want fingerprint entry and Matter, Apple HomeKit, Alexa, or Google integration.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a confirmed thick-door measurement, have a European lockset, or want HomeKit without adding a SwitchBot Hub Mini.
- Power source:Battery powered
- Claimed battery life:12 months
- Smart-home compatibility:Matter; Apple HomeKit via SwitchBot Hub Mini; Alexa; Google Assistant
- Fingerprint recognition:0.3 seconds; supports up to 100 fingerprints
- Dimensions:2.4 × 2.5 × 4.8 inches
- Weight:1.33 kg
- Control methods:App, touch, voice
- Installation method:Self-adhesive
Our verdict“Choose the Smart Lock Ultra for its connected-home features only if your door hardware is confirmed compatible; its listing does not establish a thick-door fit.”
Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle and Fingerprint Unlock
The Philips DDL220X-1HW-MB is the clearest choice here for buyers who want a handle lock with built-in Wi-Fi and do not want a separate hub. Its listed door range of 1⅜ to 2 inches (about 35–51 mm) is a firm limit, though, so it is not suited to many doors described as thick; the ZIZEV, by contrast, lists compatibility up to 120 mm. Within Philips’s stated range, the handle-mounted fingerprint reader, app access, voice control, activity logs, and support for up to 100 PIN codes suit homes or small offices with multiple users. Fit is not only about thickness: the listing also flags hole-size and clearance requirements. Expect some setup planning, plus the need to supply eight AA batteries.
Pros:- Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi enables app access without a separate hub
- Fingerprint reader is integrated into the handle, with listed recognition time of 0.3 seconds
- Supports up to 50 fingerprints and 100 passcodes
- Offers auto-lock, passage mode, activity logs, and voice control
Cons:- Door-thickness range tops out at 2 inches, far below the ZIZEV’s 120 mm upper limit
- Requires eight AA batteries, which are not included
- Hole size and clearance requirements may exclude some existing doors
Best for: Homes or offices with doors 1⅜–2 inches thick that want a handle-style lock, built-in Wi-Fi, and access management for multiple users.
Not ideal for: Owners of doors thicker than 2 inches, buyers with nonstandard bore or clearance measurements, or anyone seeking a rechargeable battery.
- Model number:DDL220X-1HW-MB
- Door thickness compatibility:1⅜–2 inches
- Connectivity:2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
- Unlock methods:Fingerprint, app, password, voice, physical key
- Fingerprint capacity:50
- Passcode capacity:100
- Power source:Eight AA alkaline batteries, not included
- Warranty:2 years
Our verdict“Choose the Philips for a 1⅜–2-inch door and hub-free app control, but look to the ZIZEV if your door exceeds that thickness.”
Swokely Smart Fingerprint Door Lock with Camera and 3D Face Recognition
For a door beyond the usual smart-lock fit range, this Swokely model lists compatibility with 40–120 mm thickness, giving it the broadest stated fit in this lineup. That makes it a distinctive choice for unusually thick or older security doors, though I would confirm the door measurement and lock preparation before buying. Its 1080P camera and doorbell add visitor alerts and remote viewing, features the Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle and Fingerprint Unlock is not described as offering. Six entry methods—including face recognition, fingerprint, password, card, key, and app—also provide alternatives if one method is inconvenient. The tradeoff is a more feature-heavy installation than a basic fingerprint deadbolt, and the listing does not specify weather resistance or a clear video-storage plan. Choose it for its stated thick-door range and camera; skip it if you want a simpler lock with fewer functions to configure.
Pros:- Stated compatibility with doors 40–120 mm thick
- Built-in 1080P camera and doorbell with app notifications
- Six unlocking methods, including face recognition, fingerprint, and mechanical key
- 4200mAh rechargeable battery with low-power reminder and USB emergency power
Cons:- Door preparation and installation requirements are not detailed, so thick-door compatibility should be verified before purchase
- The listing does not specify camera storage options or weather-resistance rating
- Camera, app, facial recognition, and multiple access methods add setup complexity compared with a basic fingerprint deadbolt
Best for: Owners of 40–120 mm wooden, metal, or older security doors who want visitor video and several ways to unlock.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a straightforward deadbolt, documented weather protection, or a clearly stated video-storage setup.
- Door thickness:40–120 mm
- Unlock methods:Face recognition, fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key, and app
- Camera:1080P HD with infrared sensing
- Battery:4200mAh rechargeable lithium battery
- Emergency power:USB interface
- Connectivity:2.4G Wi-Fi; Smart Life/Tuya app
- Capacity:100 fingerprints, 100 cards, 100 passwords
- Material:Aluminum alloy
- Door handing:Compatible with left- and right-opening doors
Our verdict“Pick this Swokely when your door falls within its stated 40–120 mm range and you want a camera-equipped lock with multiple entry methods, but verify fit and installation details first.”
How We Picked
I ranked these six locks around the question a thick-door buyer needs answered first: is the supported thickness clearly stated? I also compared the available descriptions for lock format, entry methods, advertised Wi-Fi and app functions, handle inclusion, and installation claims. A listed thickness range earns more weight than a feature count because a lock that cannot fit the door is not a useful upgrade.
The camera-equipped model ranks first on the evidence provided because its 40–120 mm range directly addresses thick-door compatibility. Philips and the GHome WiFi deadbolt follow as distinct choices for buyers prioritizing a handle set or connected deadbolt, but their exact thickness compatibility needs confirmation. The remaining models offer appealing access features, yet the listings do not state a supported door range; I treat that missing information as a meaningful limitation rather than assuming they fit. I also avoid treating claims such as easy installation or remote control as proof of compatibility or performance.
| smart lock for thick door | Model | Unlock methods |
|---|---|---|
| ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock w | ZIZEVeqbxvyt7a2-11 | — |
| GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint D | KD10SE2 | — |
| GHome Smart Fingerprint Deadbo | KD30A | Fingerprint, keypad, app, physical key |
| Smart Lock Ultra with Keypad | — | — |
| Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with | — | Fingerprint, app, password, voice, physical key |
| Swokely Smart Fingerprint Door | — | Face recognition, fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key, and app |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Smart Lock For Thick Doors
Before choosing among smart locks, I’d start with the door and work outward to the features. A thick door can expose fit problems that are easy to miss in a product listing, and extra entry methods cannot compensate for mismatched hardware. These checks help separate a lock that is genuinely suitable from one that merely sounds feature-rich.
Measure the Door and Existing Hardware
Measure the door thickness at the lock location and compare it with the manufacturer’s stated range, not just the headline description. Also record the backset, bore-hole dimensions, edge-bore size, and the distance between the lock and nearby trim or glass. A thick slab may need longer screws, a different spindle, or an extension kit, but those parts should be confirmed for the exact model. Do not assume a lock fits because its exterior keypad looks large enough. If a listing gives no thickness range, ask the manufacturer for written compatibility details before ordering. This extra check can prevent a return or an improvised installation that compromises alignment.
Match the Lock Format to the Door
A deadbolt-only replacement and a handle-and-lock set are not interchangeable projects. Check whether your door’s handle, latch, and deadbolt are separate, and whether the new lock is meant to replace one component or several. Handle sets can create a cleaner coordinated look, but they bring more measurements and alignment points into the installation. A deadbolt may be the simpler choice when you want to keep an existing handle. On a thick door, confirm the interior and exterior trim will sit flush and that the thumb turn has enough clearance. Keep the existing hardware arrangement in mind before choosing by appearance alone.
Separate Local Access from Remote Access
Fingerprint and keypad entry can work at the door without proving that you can manage the lock from elsewhere. For remote locking, notifications, or access management away from home, check whether Wi-Fi is built in or whether a bridge, hub, or other connection is required. Also confirm which functions remain available if the internet or power to your router is interrupted. App-control claims can refer to local Bluetooth use rather than full remote access, so check the exact operating modes. Households with reliable Wi-Fi may value remote features more than occasional users who mainly need keypad or fingerprint entry. This distinction helps avoid paying for a connection setup that does not match your routine.
Choose Entry Methods for the People Using the Door
More unlock methods can make a lock more flexible, but every method adds setup and upkeep. Think about who needs access: a fingerprint reader may suit regular household members, while a keypad can be easier for guests or people who do not want to use an app. Face recognition and camera features may be useful for buyers who want a more advanced entry system, but check how they operate and what data they store before deciding. Ask whether temporary codes, user limits, and access removal are supported if visitors or service workers need entry. A simpler lock can be a better fit when only a few people use the door. Choose the smallest feature set that covers your real access needs.
Plan for Batteries, Keys, and Lockouts
Battery capacity figures do not tell the whole story: usage, wireless connection, temperature, and repeated biometric attempts can affect how often a lock needs attention. Check how the lock warns about low power and whether it offers an emergency power method or a mechanical key. Confirm that any backup keyway remains accessible after installation and that you can still enter if a fingerprint reader or app fails. A rechargeable battery may reduce disposable-cell changes, but it also needs a charging routine and a clear backup plan. Before installation, decide who will receive low-battery alerts and keep the emergency method available outside the locked home. These details matter more when the door is a primary entrance.
Treat Installation Claims as a Starting Point
“Easy install” does not mean every thick door is a standard fit. Door material, old holes, uneven surfaces, and the position of the existing strike plate can make a straightforward replacement difficult. Review the full installation template and required tools before removing the current lock. If the new hardware needs drilling or a different strike plate, check whether those changes are suitable for your door and frame. For a metal, composite, or unusually thick door, a locksmith or installer can confirm fit before you alter the hardware. Paying for help may make sense when a mistake could leave the door misaligned or difficult to secure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lock in this roundup gives the clearest evidence that it fits a thick door?
The Smart Fingerprint Door Lock with Camera is the clearest match on the available listing because it states support for doors from 40–120 mm thick. That range still needs to be checked against your door’s measured thickness and the lock’s other dimensions, including backset and hole layout. The other five listings do not state a door-thickness range in the product information provided here. I would ask their manufacturers for the supported range and any required extension parts before buying. A stated range is a useful starting point, not a substitute for checking the complete installation template.
Can I install a smart lock on a thick door without drilling new holes?
Sometimes, but the answer depends on whether the lock matches the door’s thickness, existing bore holes, backset, and hardware layout. A replacement that matches all of those dimensions may use the current openings, while a mismatch could call for drilling, an extension kit, or a different strike plate. Do not rely on a claim of easy installation to answer this; review the model’s template and required measurements first. If the door is metal, composite, or has nonstandard hardware, check with the manufacturer or an installer before making changes. Keep the original lock intact until you know the replacement fits.
Is a built-in Wi-Fi lock a better choice than a fingerprint deadbolt?
It depends on whether you need remote access or mainly want convenient entry at the door. Built-in Wi-Fi can support remote functions, but the exact features, setup requirements, and dependence on an internet connection vary by model. A fingerprint deadbolt may be a better fit if local entry is your main goal and you prefer fewer connected features. Check whether app control works over Bluetooth alone or from outside the home, and whether a hub is needed. In this roundup, the GHome WiFi model and Smart Lock Ultra advertise built-in Wi-Fi, while buyers should verify the precise remote functions before choosing.
Should I choose a handle set or a deadbolt-only smart lock?
Choose based on what your door needs replaced, not just on the lock’s feature list. A handle-and-lock option can suit a door where you want coordinated hardware or need to replace the handle as well, while a deadbolt-only model may let you retain a functioning handle. Check the spacing between the handle and deadbolt, the latch arrangement, and whether the interior trim will fit without hitting nearby walls or glass. The ZIZEV and Philips listings include handles; the GHome deadbolts and Smart Lock Ultra focus on deadbolt formats. Confirm whether the product replaces one or both parts before ordering.
What should I do if my door is thicker than the range stated for a lock?
Do not install the lock by forcing the mounting hardware or substituting longer screws without manufacturer approval. Ask whether the model has a compatible extension kit or a separate version designed for your measured thickness. Confirm that any added part preserves the intended alignment and operation of the latch and deadbolt. If the manufacturer cannot confirm a supported configuration, choose a model with a stated range that covers your door or consult a qualified locksmith. The camera-equipped lock in this roundup lists 40–120 mm, but its other fit requirements still need checking.
Conclusion
For the strongest stated fit information, I’d choose the Smart Fingerprint Door Lock with Camera as the best overall and best for specific needs when a door falls within its listed 40–120 mm range and the added access features suit the household. The GHome Smart WiFi Fingerprint Deadbolt is my best-value direction for buyers who want a connected deadbolt format, though I’d confirm its thickness range before purchase. For a handle-and-lock setup, the Philips Wi-Fi Smart Lock with Handle and Fingerprint Unlock is the clearest alternative. The GHome Smart Fingerprint Deadbolt with Keypad and App Control is the more approachable pick for buyers who want keypad and app options without the camera-and-face-recognition feature set. If built-in Wi-Fi and a broad access mix are the priority, compare the Smart Lock Ultra; choose the ZIZEV Fingerprint Smart Lock with Handle if a handle format and fingerprint entry matter most. My final filter would be written confirmation of door-thickness compatibility, followed by a check of the full installation dimensions.
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