Does the battery power the locking function or just the lighting function?
477453
You need power to engage the locking/unlocking deadbolt knob. Without the battery, you have to use the key.
477454
You have a turn key to lock and un-lock the door. the battery is for the light and the keypad itself.
477455
locking and unlocking are done by manually turning the lever. The battery is needed to engage or disengage the mechanism that allows the lever to lock or unlock.
477456
As has been stated, the battery engages the knob, allowing you to manually retract or extend the bolt. This probably greatly extends the life of the battery, by letting the user do the work of moving the bolt. When the battery gets low, you'll be warned by a a delay before unlock, a High/Low beep then 1 Red then Green light flash. Once it's dead the keypad will not function. The key will always work.
477457
The battery power DOES NOT retract or extend the deadbolt. That is done manually. The battery powers the light and the keypad + mechanism that allows you to engage or disengage the deadbolt.
477458
As far as I know battery power is needed to unlock. So may want to change he battery periodically, say once a year, not when it fails ( or you may still carry a real key). I haven't replaced the battery yet. We love this lock. Also, you should be ale to locate the manual online.
477459
Both, when you press the keys, the they light up. I have had mine for 3 years now and just bought one for my daughters new house. I love this, you'll never lock yourself out. There is also a key if you need it, but the unit lets you know when to change the battery, it does last a long time though. I hope this helps!
1008448
It just controls an outlet. There is no light with it. It works great but you have to remember to change the battery in it occasionally.
1859867
The lock button keeps the razor from being accidentally turned on while traveling. I don't think it's that big of a concern. My husband carried this in his backpack on the plane and all around our vacation (in the little carrier bag) and had no problems. Never turned on; battery good. So it all depends on how rough you are and if you want to pay more for that feature.
1621418
from left to right, the light indicators are ac power, battery and caps lock
993424
Special kind of battery. Battery is not a problem. The light is. It will not last. Don't buy it.
1631978
I only recently put this in so I don't know. However, on my front door I installed the touchscreen deadbolt a few months ago. It gets far more use and it automatically opens or closes the deadbolt and lights up every time I use it. I have not needed to change the batteries on it yet so I'm thinking on this smart pride door lock the batteries are going to last a long time.
428109
Yes, it does. As you can see in the picture, the button to the very left saying "LOCK" has a light bulb icon next to it. When clicked once, the button functions as a backlit button which illuminates the screen, but when the button is held down it locks the remotes setting so nothing gets changed accidentally.
248877
No, you loosen the two screws that hold the lock together to replace the battery. I have had the lock for about three months and the battery is still strong. It only light the key pad when you hit one of the keys, so, there is very little drain on the battery. It should last a couple of years.
21400
where it shows the "1" when lite up it shows your number locks are on and the "A" lights up shows your caps are on. if you push down the caps button the light will go on/off and same with the num lock. hope this helps
1705097
The clock uses both battery and ac power. The battery operates the clock itself, while the ac powers the camera etc.
1358480
Both, that is, it functions as a desk lamp whether plugged in or not. In the presumably normal (plugged in and power on) mode, one merely depresses the button located on the base. Should power fail and/or the lamp be/become unplugged, one merely needs push the button located just behind the lens assembly, et voila, "let there be light." Finally, the "head" detaches to provide a highly portable, battery operated flashlight of considerable brightness.
1502012
What's the purpose of a keyless entry lock if you don't want a battery? The battery powers the lock for the keyless system.
851982
I could never figure out why it was called "locking" unless the female counterpart makes it lock. I used it for plugging my fillet knife into a battery box and it works fine.
778067
YES, it does. These are awesome locks. The light on top will flash red when the battery starts getting weak.
1298820
Yes, that's all there is to it. But you also need to switch it on using the small lever that indicates "lock" You may also want to set the camera to use the battery in the grip first then the battery in the camera.
1251601
The batteries just run the light which has a high and low setting so it's going to depend on your use habits. I turned the light off when the party was over. Did not seem to be a problem!
1301316
Yes. You hold the switch down, the light comes on, keep holding, then the light goes out. That locks it. To turn on, press switch and hold it down until light comes on. I carry it in my pocket and it has never come on when I lock it. Almost alwys it comes on if I do not. A must have feature.