Does anyone know that the difference between this and the new model: Schlage BE369NX Camelot 619 Home Keypad Deadbolt with Z-Wave Technology
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I think the difference is that the new model probably has better internal components. Improvements to models are usually never stated, only new features if any.
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This model is designed so it may be upgraded using the add on chip. See "Home Connect Lock Module, RF Z-Wave Chip for Kwikset Models 909" Good Luck
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looking at these items on ebay - the main difference seems to be dial control or digital control. My original one was a digital control (not like this new model) and honestly the problem I had was the digital button broke and I couldn't control heat. That is why I chose the dial this time
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As far as i can tell, this one is just the older version that's been discontinued. The 931014 is newer, maybe has a few small visual changes but all the bits are the same.
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As Dave said, you should only use this keypad if you are looking for the RF only. You can not use it to program the system so you should still have a 6160 somewhere else. Also, the display is not very friendly, where the 6160 will read out the zone name that you have programmed into the system, this one will only tell you the zone number.
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Ccss...It will probably be easier to just go to their website (www.keypad.schlage.com) of call them at 888-805-9837 (8am - 5pm CST Mon - Sat). Hope this helps
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Baldwin Estate locksets have a C-keyway. That is not the same as an F keyway. I don't understand what you meant when you wrote, "Would like to replace handle." If your lockset needs a new lever ("handle") you can buy a replacement from Baldwin. I would be very surprised if any Schlage parts fit Baldwin locksets.
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The 940EV can store multiple codes that open different doors. The 940ESTD that came with each of my purchased units could each open only one door, so I bought two 940EV's. But... so far, the 940EV only half-solved my issue, which is I want to program two keypads to each open two doors. So far I am unsuccessful. I program the 1st keypad and it works for both doors. When I program the 2nd keypad, it breaks/disables the use of the 1st keypad. I'm hoping there is a programming procedure to do this.
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No the 6150RF is not the replacement, this keypad can work but it has a receiver built in. You can use the 6150 basic or 6148 keypad which would be cheaper. It also depends on what model panel you have.
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Hi Carmen. First of, LOVE these door handles; Very affordable and quite elegant and modern! There is actually another Schlage handle that has the lock button in them. I THINK its this one: Schlage F40 LAT 619
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I'm not sure exactly what "new model" you are referring to, but other than a slight change in the Genie logo at the bottom of the unit, this is identical to the one I bought just over a year ago and the one I bought about 2 years before that. I have one on both my house and detached shop and both work great.
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I returned it, so I don't know. Was unhappy with either the keypad being hard to press, or the door latch button being hard to use.
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We had to contact our Alarm Company to have them verify that this Keypad would be a comparable replacement. It did but there are other things to consider. We had to remove the battery from the main box before we started the replacement and the last wire you hook up is the green wire. It is the Hot wire. Good luck
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You can purchase the keypad plus the ribbon (wire) from Amazon which is what I did. Take off the old keypad and disconnect the old ribbon wire from the black box on the inside of your garage.Install by first slipping the ribbon through the molding or hole you pulled the old one out from. Screw in the new keypad, then attach the ribbon to the black box.Test by keying in your old code number, it should work fine.
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I just called the Zodiac/Jandy company, and Denise in their tech support looked it up and told me that the model 8261, while a newer version, is completely compatible with, and will replace, model 8265. I just bought it - if I have any problems when it arrives, I will repost.
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I'm not sure, but I wouldn't waste my money buying this if I were you. The keys don't work well. I recently purchased a Targus keypad and it works much better. It is more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
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They are designed for the Schlage 'C' keyway (i.e. SC1, 5-pin), but are too short for 'SC4' (6-pin). They have also stamped the pin codes on each of the keys, just as they would come with a Schlage lock. Quality of the keys is good, complete with the horizontal imprinted lines missing from some generic blanks.