Will I still be able to use my keypad for entry with this door lock installed?
1743445
Yes. The lock retracts whenever you use a keypad, car transmitter whatever. Just as long as you don't lock it manually.
1709924
Yes. You can tale the lock with the key you use now and have them match it. Both Home Dept and Lowe's do this.
1205664
Yes, my schlage house key slides into the lock just fine. I have not had the pins changed yet to match my house key. I installed the lock in some sliding doors in the rear guest house. I am happy with the lock for my application.
848572
You would need to have a locksmith rekey the lock. It cannot be rekeyed with a master key.
838582
No, The do functions much like any other door. Think of the key pad as a key hole. You can only enter a locked door from outside if you have the "key" code. On the inside the door automatically locks behind you unless you press the unlock button or have a Mode on that keeps the door unlocked. From inside you can come and go no matter what mode the door is in locked or unlocked. (This means you could possibly lock yourself out if you don't know the status of the lock mode)
7035
Not if it is a standard predrilled door. The inside cover will not fit back on the Kwikset lock. I contacted kwikset tech support about this telling them all they would have to do is shorting the cover and that I would even pay for a special cover but they didn't think we needed to have a deadbolt with there lock. If I could attach a picture I would show you what I did.
2100681
I rekeyed all of the locks in my house after purchasing all new fixtures. It isn't that difficult to do but if you aren't mechanically inclined then you can take them to a locksmith and he/she will match them to the key you want to use. I'm not sure about the keypad entry but if it has a key as well as the keypad, then it can also be rekeyed.
1015159
yes.... some home depots will do it.. otherwise.. go to your local lock guy.. it is a breeze especially if you have your key code to help... I had all 3 of my entry locks keyed alike..
1266164
Hi, Yes if the FCCID # is a match and you have the keyless entry system factory installed it will work!
2055394
I'm sorry I can't answer that, since I bought my key pad to operate my electric gate. I do have to reenter the code to close it if that helps
1027824
Yes you just need to make sure there's enough room above the door knob hole and the dead bolt to fit the keypad in between
1376028
Yes & it comes with a key pad also so if you forget the combination you can override the combination with a regular key. I made 2 extra keys for myself to put in my safe. Love the concept.
146620
No, This is only for using in place of the one that you have to install a key in. It remembers your key code.
77243
Not unless you have there key. Before setting the lock to the new key you have to use the current working key to put the lock into a certain position.
815598
I probably will but please note that these locks are not designed for intruder protection... these are meant for reliable door traffic control.
768669
Can't say for sure but I believe these are all pretty standard.......i used some hardware from my existing lock on the new one. Your main concern should be the thickness of the door. Good luck!
636358
Yes, just make sure that it's the correct one with regards to keyless entry or keyed entry.