If I were to leave my keys in my shop, does the receiver just walk around with you until you find the item, or just in the house near receiver?
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You have to push the transmitters corresponding color button of the keys. I keep my transmitter on a hook in the kitchen until something is misplaced, Then I walk around with it till I hear the beeps of the item(keys) So you would have to take the transmitter to the shop to find the keys. If the keys had a red tag then you would repeat multiple time a push on the red button until you found missing set by it 3 beep answer to the push of the red button or whatever color tag would be on the keys. Hope this helps.
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the reception on this keyfinder was very low. i tried to put the keys under a pillow on my couch, and go to the doorway , clicked the button and you could not hear the sound at all.
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Depends on how far you are. I just walk around the house until I hear it beeping. I also lost an item in a store and thought of the remote and used it to locate it within a store. I could hear it, but had to figure out from where at the front door.... either way, it took me under a minute to find where I'd left it. This wasn't a tiny store either.. can't remember exactly which store, either TJ Maxx or Marshall's. Glad I had it... earned it's keep right then.
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My safe also came with a key to open the safe, the only thing was once I put the key in it wouldn't come out. Not much of a safe if you can't remove the key!
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Yes you defenitly could place a house key, I often do. I also slip a credit card in somtimes.
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Hi Cheryl...one idea is I can make a copy of my key and send it to you. I'm assuming it's the "same" lock. I'm working away from home right now and may not be able to get it to you very fast. When do you need it by and I can see what I can do ??
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Absolutely! That is why my house keys are on a separate ring I keep in my purse which gets left at my office while I work :)
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My gun safe is a SentrySafe and when I forgot the combination, they sent me a copy but they require pretty extensive proof that you are the owner. Good luck and this safe combination is the opposite of what you would expect. Turn right first, then left, then right.
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yes there is a large area for keys I keep a Car key in mine. My EMS dept has my code and can get to me if I can't getb to door. But each city has different rules on these. I love ours
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The key can unlock the safe without the code. If you use the code you do not need the key
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You can leave it unlocked. I leave the key in the box so I wont lose the key incase I want to lock it.
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Aaron's answer below is a good full description of the process going both in and out. The only thing I would add is when you are entering, when you scan your finger and the bolt unlocks, you need to close the cover before you go inside and lock the door by pressing the button. If you leave the cover open, it beeps to remind you.
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You can leave it unlocked. You have to turn the key lock to actually lock it.
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If you have saved the key code for your lock upon first making the purchase or at a later time, yes; if not, but you stumble upon the lost keys later, you can take the key to your local True Value, Ace, Home Depot, Lowe's, or locksmith shop and have extra keys made. (I know this story well enough: when the Python frist came out, I bought one in black, and over time lost track of the keys; after two years of wondering where they went, they popped up before this last hunting season, and I had extras made to guard against future loss. I keep them in different places, but always enter the field with the key to the lock and a second either on my person or on a separate keychain: I advise you the same.) Good luck with finding the original packaging for your lock so that you can retrieve the key code, or with finding the keys over time {be patient...they always show up!} so that you can make copies!
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no...it did not hold any keys for me..a regular house hold will have atlease 4 five keys plus the store rewards cards and stuff...it did not hold that for me and i tried even two three keys in a ring..did not..may one key by itself with stick with it ..that is it..
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I once left something in the car and was in the kitchen and could hear it beeping in my car in the driveway. Usually all thru the house. I found my keys in a store once using these where I'd left them lying while looking at something and the minute I came in the door I was holding the button down and heard it way way in the back somewhere. Other shoppers were looking around too trying to figure out what was beeping... My sister's house is huge... and it's no problem at all, even when she loses things in her car in the garage, she can hear it.
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Chris; I'm not a locksmith, but the image that you copied and sent was a "Passage Door Knob." there is no lock mechanism. There are various Entrance Locks that have knobs and a keypad as well. I would think that as long as you are using a brass lockset, I can't imagine the building not allowing a lever type lock. The lever locks came about primarily because of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act.) If you had trouble grasping a door knob, they (by law) would have to supply you with a lever type lock. I put in a bright brass lever keypad lock like the one pictured to the left. My family all thought that I was nuts, but now they love it. There are several models. The one pictured here has "Z-Wave" capabilities which would allow you to unlock the door remotely if you spend the money on the interface. What I don't like about it, is it is very easy to hit the unlock button on the inside while you are going in or out of the house. I wished that I got the model where you have to manually unlock the door from the inside if you want to disable the keypad. Otherwise, I LOVE IT&gt;
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I understand those can be re-keyed by a locksmith, but to just order a new key, I doubt it. Or if you order a whole new lock the new key probably won't work. If it did, that would mean any robber with a spare key to one of those would be able to get in. That wouldn't be too secure would it? Balance the cost of re-keying with the cost of just buying a whole new lock unit and proceed accordingly.