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The Schlage BE365 V CAM 619 is part of the Door Locks test program ... kick-in as sold is how well the lock survived increasingly forceful impacts using the hardware it comes with.

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The CO-100 is a standalone, easy-to-manage, low maintenance lock that uses PIN codes as credentials ... Administrator level users program the CO-100 using its keypad at the door to add or delete user ...

Keyless entry for enhanced security, no keys to lose or forget Auto-Lock feature automatically re-locks after 5 seconds Keypad illuminates so you can see it at night Codes easily added or deleted ...

The Schlage® LE mobile enabled wireless mortise lock is designed to affordably extend electronic access control deeper into the building beyond traditional perimeter and high security openings. It can ...

(You do need to have at least one copy of the previous key on hand to reset the lock.) For a more modern look, you can forego a traditional knob for a door lever. “I think they’re a little mor ...

Visual indication trims display a door’s status and can be specified throughout the built environment to support privacy and ...

The Schlage Encode Smart ... integrate into your existing door hardware without altering the aesthetic of your home. It is significantly smaller than most smart locks. Its design is clean and ...

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Forget keys! A connected lock is a secure, easy-to-install, and convenient way to control who can access your home and when. These are the top smart locks we've tested. I'm PCMag's managing editor ...