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DIY Door Lock Provides Keyless Entry
The new Schlage Electronic Keypad doesn't need keys -- or a professional installation.
Schlage-keypad
November 30, 2006 | by Rachel Cericola

There are a lot of ways to get rid of your keys. You could go the old-fashioned route and leave them in the couch, lock them in your car, or drop them down a sewer. Or you could do something fun and install the Schlage Electronic Keypad lock.

The lock comes programmed with two unique codes. Homeowners have the option to add another 17 entry codes, for your parents, neighbors and even the pizza guy. Not sure if I’d want 17 ways to get into my house. However, it’s a nice option if you have that many people you’d like to provide with unique access for a limited time.

The best part about the keypad: Anyone can install it. It uses a 9-volt battery and is ready to lock up your valuables right out of the box.

Electronic deadbolts are also available.

  • $119 to $139
  • No hardwiring; uses 9-volt battery
  • Fits standard residential door openings
  • Offered in eight finishes



Rachel Cericola - Contributing Writer
Over the past 15 years, Rachel Cericola has covered entertainment, web and technology trends. Check her out at www.rachelcericola.com.



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Comments (4) Most recent displayed first.
Posted by Dean AKA Luma Nation  on  10/07/07  at  03:21 PM

I enable all my specialized lighting systems
with Zwave…The future of home control is
here.  After waiting for years for a universal
RF protocal it is now and new application are truly taking the industry and
shaking things around…It will be very interesting
to watch for the companys that adapt and create
innovative products that can simply be added
to customers existing Zwave mesh network.

google..pluto home for free Zwave software
that can automate any zwave device on a
mobile phone.

Posted by dc  on  01/03/07  at  02:56 PM

Just installed this unit and it was a breeze.  Excellent quality and incredibly easy to use.  Definitely a top notch product and I picked it up off the shelf at Home Depot for $129!

Posted by mac  on  11/30/06  at  12:39 PM

Satpal: $119 to $139 . Hope that helps!—mac

Posted by satpal thadwal  on  11/30/06  at  12:32 PM

price



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