We have double doors. Can we use two magnetic door locks wired to the powersupply and keypad?
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HI Ian Yes you can control a second magnetic lock, but it will require an upgraded power supply which we do not offer on Amazon.
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Key pad yes. The wall pack power supply maybe not. Two magnets will be twice the amperage. You may need to get a wall pack with twice the amps so as not to burn the other up.
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HI IanYes you can control a second magnetic lock, but it will require an upgraded power supply which we do not offer on Amazon.
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If you hook them up correctly they work fine with power locks. I had no issues when I installed mine
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I don't think so. One key will open both locks in each set, but not the other set. At least, it shouldn't!
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You get away with one if you get another magnetic switch and series them together. Most any electronic store or alarm store will have what you need. Go to Garagebutler.com and ask them. They probably will sell you what you need and tell you how to do it. Fellow named Frank was really help with a question I hhad.
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You can use them at the same time. This keypad basically becomes part of the keyboard.
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It depends of the model you have. There is only one place to plug in the pad wires, thus only one set of wires with two pads are to be used simultaneously.
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Yes you can. You just need to install the magnetic part at the door jamb and set the system to lock automatically once it sense the magnetic part
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Yes, you can. We recently had that issue. It comes with two keys. The plate on the front comes off to reveal a keyhole.
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I wouldn't think the keypad will accomplish what you are needing. The design of this system is for a single sided key access lock. The keypad is to compliment the keyed access from the outside of the house or room. I think what you are looking for is a double cylinder system, but I have not seen any which have the dual keypad function (but then again I have not searched for that either).
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Lock comes with two keys, but the keys cannot be duplicated so you're stuck with only two. Good luck!
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I use this in my home. my partner uses the top slot with his own code and I use the bottom with my separate code. be carefull when you set it up because the initial code will work on both locked doors. set the initial code then test them out. then rest the second code and the codes are separate. Make sure you hide your keys in a safe place. the safe is easly accessed with the two keys that come with it. regards jack.
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I think you are going to have to go the manufacturer's website and see if they can help you. With no key and the key pad combination not working either the manufacturer may have a way to identify your safe's key slot and send a duplicate set of keys. Good luck.
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I believe if you are not using a controller like MiCasaVerde (MCV) then you can only have 2 codes. I have mine setup with MiCasaVerde and have about 8 codes setup but they were configured through the MCV and not programmed at the door.
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In the reviews two people say you can. August 26, 2013 By ShopperX - See all my reviews "When the door closes it is locked behind you. (You can leave it unlocked, but have to use the key provided to put it in that mode.) Another user when referencing you could do this stated you had to leave the key in to do it. Another web site called it a "SCHLAGE FE595 Keypad Entry with Flex Lock" Make sure if you get it to double check the paperwork and it it does not do what you want you can send it back if your under 30 days. Amazon is amazing at working with people.
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I am not exactly sure what you are asking. If you are talking about a double size door it should. The magnetic switch is attached to the garage door and the door frame. This set up would work for any door sized. However, if you have a setup like I do where you have two separate single car doors you will need two units if you want to control both doors. I hope this helps.
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The two base stations are both receivers; therefore the will not talk to each other. But I don' t see any reason you could register all the alarm sensors in both key pads. In this model you would have to make sure both systems turned get turned off when entering. A key fob may be the answer here. Also, only register the particular door entry sensor next to that local key pad. The only issue I see is motion detectors that may be in the path between going from key pad disarmed initially and the second key pad's location.
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Absolutely, in my opinion this is supposed to be used as access control and not as a security lock. If power goes out the door will be unlocked. There is a digital connection in the pad that would make it impossible for someone to unplug and unlock the door, but the circuitry is not included in this kit to do that.