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Product Specifications
Part Number BE365VCAM716
ColorAged Bronze
Voltage9.00
Item Package Quantity1
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
Item Dimensions
Length5.98 inches
Width5.09 inches
Height10.43 inches
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Experience the Freedom of Keyless Convenience
No more hiding keys under the doormat. No more losing, forgetting, or making extra keys time and time again. Step up to a more secure and flexible solution with a Schlage Residential Keypad Deadbolt. Install a new keypad deadbolt yourself--with nothing more than a screwdriver. You're free to add, change, or delete user codes in just seconds--and to come and go as you please. Keypad deadbolts are ideal for exterior, side, or garage entry doors.Schlage has built a legacy of providing the highest level of security to homes and businesses. Install a Schlage and you install nearly a century of total dedication to security, quality, and innovation.
How will a keypad deadbolt work for you?
Busy FamilyDon't worry about your child losing or forgetting their key. With a Schlage Keypad Deadbolt, each member of the family can have their own 4-digit code that will be easy to remember. If relatives are visiting, program a temporary code for their stay.
Outdoor Enthusiast
Going for a job or a ride? With a keypad deadbolt, you don't have to carry a bulky key chain or worry about losing your keys along the way. Simply press the Schlage button and turn the deadbolt to lock the door, and use your personal code to unlock when you return.
Pet Lover
Keypad deadbolts allow you to give your neighbor or pet sitter a code of their own while you are away. When you return, simply delete the code from the lock. All programming can be done from the keypad; there is no need to remove the lock from the door.
Rental or Vacation Home Owner
Reduce costs by replacing locks and exchanging keys. Install a keypad deadbolt on your rental property and save yourself the hassle. When your renter moves out, simply change the code.
Schlage Residential Keypad Deadbolt Features and Benefits
- Provides the convenience of keyless access; customizable to fit your security needs
- Innovative turn lock feature allows you to lock and leave without a key
- 19 user code capacity with 10,000 user code combinations to choose from
- Ideal for front doors, garage entry doors, and side and back doors
- Easily replace most existing deadbolts with a screwdriver in about 30 minutes
- No programming required; preset with two user codes so it's ready to use right out of the box
- ANSI/BHMA grade 2 certified
- Fits standard door preparations
- Battery operated with over 3 year battery life
*This product is not compatible with Schlage LiNK Z-Wave enabled products.
Product Description
Visual pack. Camelot. For keyed exterior doors. Locked from exterior by rotating keyway or from interior by turning or thumb piece. Deadbolt opened from outside by entering valid user code when rotating keyway turn or by interior thumb turn. Key can be used to unlock as backup. Dual option latch includes: 1/4'' round corner and 1'' circular drive in latch. Adjustable for 2 3/8'' or 2 3/4'' backsets. Strike: 1/4'' round corner full lip strike. Grade 2 construction for superior durability and quality performance. Lifetime mechanical warranty. 1 tool installation, 9V battery operation, 3 year battery life with low battery indicator. Large, easy to read numbers, lighted keypad. Store up to (19) 4 digit user codes. Silicon rubber buttons are epoxy coated to prevent wear (won't show code pattern).
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201 of 204 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Satin Nickel
For years we have been using a key pad activated deadbolt for front doors in our various homes - no keys to lose or give to various family members - only four digit codes. Up until now, all of the key pad units we have installed, extend and retract the deadbolt using a small battery powered electric motor.
This issue we've encountered is when the batteries become weak, the motor (in some cases) does not have enough power to retract the bolt and we must revert to another entrance to get into our home. Although these unit allow one to use a key to override the electronics, we never seem to have the key "on us" when it's needed. Fortunately we have a keypad on our garage door and that serves as an alternative entrance when this occurs. These deadbolt retraction failures have been occurring more and more often even with fresh batteries. I suspect the motor is or has worn out.
With this in mind, I shopped the market for an electronically activated dead bolt with manual bolt action. In other words, instead of a motor extending and retracting the deadbolt, one would use a lever or knob to perform this function. The keypad (electronic segment of the unit) would serve to activate the manual knob or lever. I found the Schlage BE365VCAM619 Camelot Deadbolt Keypad, Satin Nickel on Amazon at an extremely reasonable price and it has all of the features I wanted - electronic key pad activation, manual extension and retraction of the deadbolt upon activation.
The unit arrived yesterday and after a few problems with the unit being confused as to whether the bolt was retracted or extended (my fault), the unit works perfectly. Note, I already had a deadbolt lockset on the door, so it was a simple process of removing the old, and installing the new.
It's an extremely high quality unit without the cheap plastic casing my prior unit had on the inside casing. It's all metal. Changing or adding key pad codes (combinations) is relatively easy. One must enter the units six digit master code (don't lose this code, keep it in a place that you can go to each time you wish to change the codes - Using a permanent marker, I wrote it on the inside of the lock), and then enter your personal four digit code. We use two codes however the unit can store many codes. You may want to add a temporary code to let a service technician into your home, then delete that code when the work is completed.
One feature I like is the lighted key pad which our old unit did not have. If we forget to turn on the porch light, by simply pressing the "schlage" button at the top of the keypad, the keys light up.
Here's the basic operation.
When you're leaving the house, close the door, press the "schlage" button, wait for the click, then extend the deadbolt. You'll hear a confirmation click confirming that the locking knob/lever has been disengaged from the deadbolt after the deadbolt has been extended.
When you arrive home, simply enter your four digit code, you'll hear a click, then manually retract the deadbolt and enter the home. I you wish to use the keypad light; simply press the "schlage" button to light it up. Obviously this is not needed during daylight hours.
Basically the nine volt battery is operating the keypad, a knob/level engagement solenoid and the keypad back light and should last for hundreds and hundreds cycles.
Bottom Line - I highly recommend this high quality unit.
This issue we've encountered is when the batteries become weak, the motor (in some cases) does not have enough power to retract the bolt and we must revert to another entrance to get into our home. Although these unit allow one to use a key to override the electronics, we never seem to have the key "on us" when it's needed. Fortunately we have a keypad on our garage door and that serves as an alternative entrance when this occurs. These deadbolt retraction failures have been occurring more and more often even with fresh batteries. I suspect the motor is or has worn out.
With this in mind, I shopped the market for an electronically activated dead bolt with manual bolt action. In other words, instead of a motor extending and retracting the deadbolt, one would use a lever or knob to perform this function. The keypad (electronic segment of the unit) would serve to activate the manual knob or lever. I found the Schlage BE365VCAM619 Camelot Deadbolt Keypad, Satin Nickel on Amazon at an extremely reasonable price and it has all of the features I wanted - electronic key pad activation, manual extension and retraction of the deadbolt upon activation.
The unit arrived yesterday and after a few problems with the unit being confused as to whether the bolt was retracted or extended (my fault), the unit works perfectly. Note, I already had a deadbolt lockset on the door, so it was a simple process of removing the old, and installing the new.
It's an extremely high quality unit without the cheap plastic casing my prior unit had on the inside casing. It's all metal. Changing or adding key pad codes (combinations) is relatively easy. One must enter the units six digit master code (don't lose this code, keep it in a place that you can go to each time you wish to change the codes - Using a permanent marker, I wrote it on the inside of the lock), and then enter your personal four digit code. We use two codes however the unit can store many codes. You may want to add a temporary code to let a service technician into your home, then delete that code when the work is completed.
One feature I like is the lighted key pad which our old unit did not have. If we forget to turn on the porch light, by simply pressing the "schlage" button at the top of the keypad, the keys light up.
Here's the basic operation.
When you're leaving the house, close the door, press the "schlage" button, wait for the click, then extend the deadbolt. You'll hear a confirmation click confirming that the locking knob/lever has been disengaged from the deadbolt after the deadbolt has been extended.
When you arrive home, simply enter your four digit code, you'll hear a click, then manually retract the deadbolt and enter the home. I you wish to use the keypad light; simply press the "schlage" button to light it up. Obviously this is not needed during daylight hours.
Basically the nine volt battery is operating the keypad, a knob/level engagement solenoid and the keypad back light and should last for hundreds and hundreds cycles.
Bottom Line - I highly recommend this high quality unit.
41 of 42 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Satin Nickel
I have had the brass version of this deadbolt for bout a year and I love it. It is th best one that I have come across (and yes - the most expensive - but you get what you pay for). It is eye-catching rather than an eye-sore. Be careful, some of the cheaper competitor's models have a plastic back that is very unappealing for a main door. The unit is smaller than many by requiring only a 9 volt battery because it does not lock/unlock the deadbolt for you. You do it manually.
Pros:
1) Appealing design (front and back - no plastic)
2) Smaller than most (due to use of 9v battery)
3) Keypad lights up when you touch it for nighttime entry
4) Never get locked out. Give the neighbor a temporary code to get in.
Cons:
1) Pricey ut you get what you pay for
Pros:
1) Appealing design (front and back - no plastic)
2) Smaller than most (due to use of 9v battery)
3) Keypad lights up when you touch it for nighttime entry
4) Never get locked out. Give the neighbor a temporary code to get in.
Cons:
1) Pricey ut you get what you pay for
83 of 100 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Satin Nickel
I installed one of these for a client and it seems to be a good product as all the reviewers say. What no one has talked about however is the standard Shlage key that can also be used to open the lock. It seems to me that this would allow the possibility of using a "bump key" to open it. One of the benefits of digital locks is their immunity to bumping. If you want the keypad just for convenience, that is fine. Just remember that any lock that can be "bumped" provides zero security.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent
It's easy to install, practice for open and close without need a key, functionally works great without fails, it's a quality product i recommend this item for your security house... Read more
Published 9 days ago by IKY
Super easy to replace current deadbolt and use
I replaced our regular deadbolt with this on a house that we now rent so there would be no fussing with a key (using/loosing a key, possibly duplicating a key...). Read more
Published 15 days ago by Terri
Best invention ever
The convenience factor on this purchase is bar-none. It's a simple installation and has never failed us. Read more
Published 16 days ago by R. Alexander
Looks good in the box
I've had this for about a month now and have yet to install it. It sounded so easy, just take the old one out and put the new one in. Read more
Published 24 days ago by Aprilinseattle
easy install and great to use!
I have been using it for about one month. it's very good. the installation is easy. but i have to point out that when you follow the instruction, you have to be careful about the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Denton
Simple, easy w/one flaw
Installing this deadbolt is extremely easy, especially if you're replacing an existing deadbolt. The instructions are clear and the adjustment mechanisms are excellent. Read more
Published 1 month ago by C. D PAPAS
Did Not Work For Me
We installed this-directions are not good-I hated turning the knob to unlock the keypad-I wanted a Weiser like I had- could not find it-I think Kwikset bought out Weiser. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Memee
Very pleased with Camelot Keypad Deadbolt
This product was super easy to install and use. We are really enjoying having it! We can keep our door locked but go in and out without searching for keys. Read more
Published 2 months ago by H Hulsing
great keypad lock - just beware of how it might fit with a storm door...
I love my Schlage Camelot Keypad Deadbolt lock. It was easy to install and is even easier to use. My 6 year old son runs ahead of me to unlock the door for me while I am carrying... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Beth Pamperin
awesome electronic lock
i love this lock... makes things very convenient and it is tough... had a slight issue with it not being able to lock/unlock due to a mechanical error inside. Read more
Published 2 months ago by A. Choi
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