The most traditional way to open a locked door is with a key. However, the problem with this method is that you can only ever have a finite number of keys that open that specific lock. If you want more people to have a copy (say, a neighbor in case of emergencies), you have to go to the hardware store and get copies made. It’s annoying!
Investing in a keypad entry lock would change that. Instead of leaving the key under the mat when someone visits, you can just program a temporary code that allows access. These keypad entry locks are on sale today in a one-day-only deal.
Normally $110, this keypad entry lock is 20 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Schlage has a good primer on “How will a keypad lock work for you”:
Busy Family
Don’t worry about your child losing or forgetting their key. With a Schlage Keypad Lock, 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 lock, 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 locks 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 headaches and costs from replacing locks and exchanging keys. Install a keypad lock on your rental property and save yourself the hassle, and offer your renters added convenience. When your renter moves out, simply change the code.
You can have 19 different user codes at once, and considering there are 10,000 possible combinations, there is no doubt your house will be secure.
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