Door lock with numeric keypad, 4-7 digits

Great security lock

I just installed a security door. I didn’t want the typical deadbolt. I don’t want to carry keys or have additional keys (to misplace). This fits my needs. You get two combination locks. Inside and outside. Both can have separate combinations.. or the same combination. The nice thing is you get a door type latch. When you close the door, it latches and locks. The combination can be changed easily, or, you can use it without a combination. Its construction seems and looks very high quality. Nice installation booklet also. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Nice product

Exactly as described. Good quality and pricing ok.

Good but could be improved.

For my garage, this is a good substitute for a standard locking set as I no longer need to fetch a key every time I need access. The cost is reasonable and I will never worry about dead batteries. So far, it is working well for my purpose. However, there are some things to be aware of: 1. The code combinations are limited because you can only use each alphanumeric once, and; 2. The order of the code entry seemingly doesn’t matter. 3.. The instructions for changing the code are accurate but the indicator marks can be difficult to make out under poor lighting (or with old eyes), so make sure you “play” with it outside of the door until you are 100% happy with the way it works before you install it. 4. The bezel width just very barely covers an exiting hole for a standard North American lockset, which can make installation finicky on an existing door. You may even need to infill the old lockset hole with a round plug before drilling new holes for this unit. So, for a new door with no pre-existing hole, this would go much more smoothly than for a retrofit, I suspect. It would be nice if the kit included an infill plug for old doors, and maybe a slightly wider bezel for a bit more cover…

This is great one an office door or a closet - anywhere you want to make entry hard, but exit easy.

I got this because I wanted coded entry that would not depend on batteries, an app, Wi-Fi, or a key that could be misplaced. I prefer a mechanical lock, which just means there are real moving parts inside. I like the mechanical push-button design, the auto-locking feature, and the ability to set a multi-digit code. It is a practical option for a workshop, storage room, side entrance, or another door that several authorized people need to access. A less-obvious use would be securing a room containing business inventory or household emergency supplies while still allowing selected family members to enter without distributing keys. I've had a lot of opportunity to buy or order the brand's products, and I've been happy with all of the products. I recommend.

Working great after two years!

Installed these two years ago on the two doors of my newly installed fence. None of the fence installers I spoke with had good options for something like this, so I bought one to try it (and another one shortly after seeing the first one work). They are in the elements in Texas (sun, rain) and still look great. They have been working great and smoothly, exactly how I wanted. They can be opened from the outside with the code and from inside with the latch. And they are purely mechanical, so no battery! Made such a big difference vs the combination lock I had before (couldn’t be opened from inside)! Only thing I would change is that the little steel piece that connects the inside and outside latches was not long enough for me, so I had to weld them together to make a longer one. Would be great if the manufacturer makes an adjustable one which could be extended depending on door thickness.

Gate button lock

Easy to install and operate. Made solid simple to use. Mechanical no batteries to bother with less chance of problems