Does this lock have an external battery in the keypad or is it contained inside the actual safe in the lock mechanism?
444579
Mine is an external. Twist the keypad and it comes off and you replace the 9 volt battery. Easy to do for me so anyone can do it.
444580
The two 9V batteries are outside the safe and mounted on the circuit board under the keypad. The safe does not have to be opened to replace the batteries.I hope this answer answers your question.
444581
S&G; 6120 uses two 9volt alkaline batteries located in the keypad. Google PDF information for changing batteries at S&G; website.
444582
Hi The batteries are located on the outside of the safe, behind the keypad. the cover snaps off fairly easy so they are easy to change. I really like this setup and it works well. Makes it quick to get in if needed. Mike
867441
No, the keypad on one side and just a lever handle on the other (inside of the door). I don't believe a double sided keyboard is typically available for these type locks as someone could be trapped inside and couldn't get out in an emergency if they couldn't see or didn't know the code. Probably a double one is made by someone for ultra secure facilities.
1898651
Yes, you set it up with a code that unlocks the safe. The key is primarily for when the batteries or the keypad fails.
851660
Yes, there is a headphone jack on the keypad for external power supply that's included. The chrome cap below the keypad can be removed to expose overide key entry. Safe includes 2 keys. I keep them in a safety deposit box.
1898653
The safe can be either opened by entering your set key code combination on the keypad, or using the safe keys provided, though they require that you take the front panel and batteries out to get to it.
353575
The one I purchased came with the keypad - everything that is in the picture. (Lock, access button for exiting, batteries and keypad)
1996794
aa if i remember. there is also a key that comes with it in case the batteries die you can still get into the safe.
2113197
It comes with three keys I believe..you need the a key to unlock the safe code or no code. Two of the keys work with the code...Then there is a master key that works with or without the code (because batteries in keypad could die. Batteries power keypad and light.). I hope this answers your question
1767791
I am not sure about the "Gun safe"...the handle is black and comes with two keys. The front two handles have integral locks and there are also holes drilled by each front latch for an external lock and/or cable lock. These external locks are not included with the case.
277456
I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it just in case the keys get misplaced. Just remember not to keep the back-up in the safe...lol. I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it... » Read More I purchased one on an auction website and it came without the manual key. I figured I'd change the batteries every few months so i wouldn't ever be locked out. For whatever reason, my safe never gave the indicator warning the installed batteries needed to be changed - I was locked out! After I tried unsuccessfully to get key replacements from Barska, I ended up ordering the external battery powered backup accessory from Barska for about $20. It runs off of 4 AA batteries and plugs directly into a port on the side of the Biometric "dial" on the door. I highly recommend getting it just in case the keys get misplaced. Just remember not to keep the back-up in the safe...lol. « Show Less
219857
Yes. The Batteries are in the control panel which can be removed from the front of the safe. Fingerprint information is stored in non-volatile data.
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Master code and all added entry codes remain in memory if the battery dies. One of the nice things is that these locks use a 9 volt batterywhich is much more efficient than AA cells. They also come withe the battery. If the battery dies you can use the key to unlock the door.If you buy the FE595 series lock the thumb turn inside can unlock the door and it then is a pasage set to you turn the thumb turn again to lock the door for use with the code. I am a Locksmith and I have installed quite a few of these on customer doors. I really like the lock. I sell alot of Schlage products.
448643
Yes. It comes with a key. That way when the battery on the keypad runs out you don't have to call a locksmith to open it
1828213
Open the safe (with the key if necessary), push the red button, enter a new code and press #, test to make sure it work properly before closing the door, your done. Batteries must be good for the keypad to work.
2127993
It doesn't plug in to anything. it is battery operated, and everything is self contained. If the battery dies you will be unable to open the lock with the fingerprint scanner or the keypad so don't loose the key. The lock will notify you when the battery is getting low with a flashing LED so you have plenty of time to change it out. It's a great lock. I use it on my home office.
744850
No, this is not waterproof, especially on the back side that contains the batteries- though that would normally be on the interior. The front side with the keypad seems better sealed, but would only recommend it for a location that does not get direct downpour (e.g. overhang, damp location should be ok).
2238690
There is no batteries.If you loose the combination there is a manual key to open the safe.