is this lock can be handle by internet, Wi-Fi, any App, computer etc? compatible with Z-Wave?
1112326
There is a wireless push button remote available for it. Search Ebay and you will find it. I do not think it is Z-Wave compatible.
1112327
Thanks for contacting us. I don't believe SHS-3320 is compatible with any of those mentioned in your question. It uses RFID card for access along with pin number and emergency keys. Thanks.
1980893
No it is not. It has a code lock feature. Consult the online manual for instructions.
1705424
No Zwave devices can be programmed directly into touch controller like wireless devices. I have programmed light switches, door locks, etc. and this thing pics them up without a problem. I also have a wired alarm system which connects to this controller with just two conductors, just like the old fashioned controllers used to.
1814299
I am using these locks (5 ea) in two different houses with different control panels. Any controller that is specified as compatible with Zwave components will communicate with the Zwave Kwikset lock. And I can see the status of mine on my iPhone, and I can lock/unlock it remotely/securely with my iPhone. Awesome!!
1928633
you can use it as a standalone lock or you can add it to either an existing z-wave system or schlage proprietary nexia bridge, however without one of these z-wave systems it will do nothing more than act as a lock, since you need a device to control it.
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All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly into an existing Schlage hole on the door. All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly... » Read More All z wave enabled locks (Yale, Schlage, kwikset) can be programmed and operated manually with combination keys. No additional technology is needed for this purpose.If these locks have to be operated remotely (for example from a smart phone or computer), then a z-wave controller will be needed.I bought vera3 controller from Mi Casa Verde company (also available at Amazon).Word of caution regarding Yale YRD220-ZW-ORB. It won't fit into existing hole meant of Schlage or Kwikset deadbolt locks.I returned Yale and got a Kwikset lock instead which fits perfectly into an existing Schlage hole on the door. « Show Less
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I belief Vera does work with that lock....checkout the Vera forums. I use very with the Iris siren and water detectors, all z-wave.
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The lock will work on its own but you won't be able to get the remote functions that come with the Zwave technology. You will be able to manually lock and unlock and manually change codes, but you can't do it over the internet. In this case you might as well buy the lock without the zwave function. It is cheaper and it's the same lock but doesn't come with the zwave module (the zwave module is a small piece that you insert into the appropriate slot on the lock to get the remote functions over a zwave network)The zwave function is the best part of this lock. I use mine with a mi casa verde lite and it works great. The lock will work on its own but you won't be able to get the remote functions that come with the Zwave technology. You will be able to manually lock and unlock and manually change codes, but you can't do it over the internet. In this case you might as well buy the lock without the zwave function. It is cheaper and it's the same lock but doesn't come with the zwave module (the zwave module is a small piece that you insert into the appropriate slot on the lock to get the remote functions over a zwave network)The zwave function is the best part of this lock. I use mine with a mi casa... » Read More The lock will work on its own but you won't be able to get the remote functions that come with the Zwave technology. You will be able to manually lock and unlock and manually change codes, but you can't do it over the internet. In this case you might as well buy the lock without the zwave function. It is cheaper and it's the same lock but doesn't come with the zwave module (the zwave module is a small piece that you insert into the appropriate slot on the lock to get the remote functions over a zwave network)The zwave function is the best part of this lock. I use mine with a mi casa verde lite and it works great. « Show Less
1812027
Yes that's one of the features I use the most. You can also buy a router they sell that you can lock it through the web
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The physical keys on the lock will always work regardless of Internet connection on the router. But it would not be able to remote unlock or send you notification etc.
977577
Not directly. You need to purchase a Z-wave hub like Mi Casa Verde's Vera. You pair Vera and the lock. Vera has iPhone App that will then let you control the lock
1639981
When connected to your network you can connect using a smartphone or computer and the z wave feature will also work
279237
I'm using the Nexia automation system. It works very well as long as one has a strong WiFi in the home. This lock will not unlatched it's self. It can be signaled to be locked or unlocked remotely but there must be a person at the lock to manually turn the latch.
2263536
Yes. Per the specs found on another site: "Repeats Z-Wave commands to other devices."
169015
This is certainly one of the options you should consider. There are others, but I settled on this option from a recommendation from my security vendor as this is the lot that he has installed that is also compatible with the security system he has and that he has installed for me. As such, I can lock or unlock the door from my android smartphone and the security system registers when the lock is unlocked as well.
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Others have mentioned that proximity between the Zee and your lock is a factor. This is partially correct, because a Z-Wave network is a "mesh" network, in that other devices have the ability to act as repeaters. You could say that the more Z-Wave components you have, the better all of it should work (in theory). In my house, I have two other Z-Wave components in between my Zee and my door lock (mine is a Yale). I've never had a connectivity issue. I DO NOT have the ability to program the door lock (entry codes, etc) through the interface of the HomeSeer API. Nope. I do this on the lock itself. We have four codes set up on ours. You asked about text messages when the door is unlocked by a specific person (code). YES, this is possible via the Zee's HS3 software, in a way. What is actually happening is the Zee sends an email, not a text message. However, most wireless providers have a function where an email can be sent as a text message. This is how I accomplish the notification that my wife and I both receive via SMS whenever our teenager uses his code to unlock the door. Here is an example of the above on AT&T's network: http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB63037&cv=820#fbid=_WFfaYxxr4L
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Yes and no. I have 4 of these locks. I've had 1 replaced under warranty after 1 yr because the touchpad failed. I could still control it via Vera.