Keyless Entry Door Lock - Door Locks with Keypads, Deadbolt Lock Keypad Door Knob, Stainless Steel (Pass Code or Key) 100% Mechanical, No Electronic Gray

Replace it with the smart lock with touch screen pad which we have issue when it's raining, this is much reliable and simple to use and sturdy against outdoor elements

No batteries ! Great quality

The lock works. It is a pain to pin, but it works. It can only hold one "combination". The order of the numbers doesn't matter. If your code is 1,2,3,4,5,6; then 2,4,6,1,3,5 will unlock the door. Also, each digit is pinned independently; so, you can't duplicate any digits. Digits are 0-9, a, and b, for a total of 12 digits with 4096 possible combinations. You can pick from 0 to 12 "active" digits. Which is nice. If you want a lock that doesn't depend on batteries, and you don't mind the nuisances I mentioned above; this isn't a bad choice. EDIT: I apologize for bad information. While there are 12 posts, giving 4096 combinations: There are only 6 of each type of pin. So you must have at least 4 active, and at least 4 null digits.

I had a Kwikset lock on the door for years, but the first indication that the batteries were getting low was when the lock wouldn't open... One time I didn't have keys to that door on me, I was locked out, this is the perfect fix for that problem.

i installed this a month ago. it stopped working after 3 uses and is rusted. i speicifically asked if it was going to rust and the information given was that since it is made of stainless steel it will not rust. i am trying to get some help to try to get a replacement but am unable to proceed as the company makes it very difficult to contact them. i would not buy this product as it is not a good product and the company support is non existant

This a solid, well made lock. It's intuitive to operate.The installation was easy BUT I did run into two unclear parts of the instructions. Maybe these things were obvious, but not to me! First, the bolt must be installed with the correct side up. How to tell? Well, there is a little flap called the "single direction bolt barrier." The side of the bolt with that little flap goes towards the INSIDE of the door. If you do that, all good. Second, there is something called a "mounting plate." It's round. After you have the outside piece poking through the bolt, attach this mounting plate next using the two long screws. Forget about the black plastic guide things; more trouble than they're worth Just put the mounting plate on the inside of the door with the two long machine screws. From there, you're golden. Just attach the interior door knob with the two short screws, which go into the mounting plate, and that's it. If I didn't run into those issues, it would have been a 10 minute, enjoyable project. Because of those two issues, there was 20 minutes of frustration added in. The combo part was very easy. All the rest was simple and clear. I hated changing the batteries all the time on my last lock. This one works great and is totally worth it.

This heavy duty deadbolt provides extra safety with the convenience of a keypad. I bought this to replace my unreliable electronic deadbolt that requires batteries.

Yes, it’s stainless steel and looks good.I purchased 3 of them for my house, with all 3 after dialling the code, I have to wiggle the handle for a full minute before it agrees to turn and open the bolt.. for the meantime, I’m standing in freezing rain with groceries in my hand and curse this locks.