hello, what are the dimensions of the magnetic lock itself? and is it possible to operate about 7 locks with one remote and one receiver? Thank you.
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The dimension of the megnatic bar is approx 8"x3"x1". We are using for one door only, honestly I cannot answer the 7 door operation, logically it should but I am not an expert.
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Well when I tryed it took about 8 hours with a licensed electrician to even get it working. And no I am sorry don't think it is possible as we tryed to get the remote to work for us and we eventually ended up setting it up manually
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It's not very large, maybe 8"x 10". Mine usually has four or five remotes in it at any time.
2041430
Yes. Both remote work the exact same way. I keep one by the bed and one outside. You can control upto 5 switches with 1 remote. You can even program 1 key to operate multiple switches together.
2238689
That must be for a different safe. The one I purchased 2087F-BD, is NOT digital. It has a rotating combination lock and a set of keys. I think they 'blended' descriptions for similar sized safes.
588221
The keychain remote is 2 5/8" by 1 1/2" x 1/2. The 2 x 7 x 9" sounds like the alarm unit which in my case is located in my shed at the back of my back yard. Then you have a base unit slightly smaller than the remote alarm unit. The base unit and the remote alarm unit are really loud.
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I wish I could answer that! I have forgotten and have forgotten my combination. I know I wrote all this down "somewhere" and hopefully will find the information before traveling again. Sorry!! P.S. I had no trouble with my lock, but my husband's lock stuck and then did not recognize his combination.
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A question came to me regarding a request to key 4 locks all the same. I do not know if that is possible from the producer. I wanted to do the same and then decided for security reasons it was better to key each lock separately. I marked my keys and locks 1 through 4 and it is easy to keep them straight.
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While I use only 1 remote, the spec sheet <http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/images/pdf/rcwl250a1006n-honeywell-decor-wireless-door-chime-and-push-button-manual.pdf> indicates "Works with up to six transmitters: bell push buttons, motion detector or door contacts for added security and convenience".
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Thanks for the question. When operating in remote, there is a limit to the 1.5m this product. In addition, other buttons and one button can be combined. If these do not work, I can be considered initial defect. You have to's instructions, but it needs to be reported to the seller that it did not move. You can ask for exchange or refund to the seller. Or, I recommend that you consult the Amazon. I think that it can be resolved in these. Thanks in advance.
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Kenneth, I dont work for the company, however I love my KEY-BACK. The way the KEY-BACK comes with a 1.5" diameter ring it will NOT hold 25 keys. I have changed the ring to a larger ring which to a 2" diameter ring. I would suggest that you go to a locksmith retail store which sells the rings and try them out in your situation. I have 7 keys each with a red, green etc colour code plastic that fits over the the head of the key that makes these keys more bulky plus 3 car door openers which are very bulky on the ring and 1 FOB. I have other keys i require periodically and I put these on a separate ring that I then attach to the main ring with separate rings with an easy adapter. I do see another answer on this and he recommends a similar answer to mine.
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Oops... I did the same thing. This is a dumb device - with a mechanical memory - only knowing 1 combination. I ended up cutting the cable. - Good news, it's a good lock - it was difficult to cut. I replaced with a number lock - I can remember -better. Sorry, Jim
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do with this, but yes you can stack any number on top of each other or side by side and when you press 1 they all will go to 1 and so on to 4. If you want them say one on 2 the other on 4. You can operate them individually, but they would need to be at least 5' apart and point remote at the one you want.
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Dorothy, your question doesn't make sense. This unit IS a deadbolt. How could you "use" it without it still being a deadbolt? Would you set it to *unlocked mode* and just use it as a $110 doorknob? Why not just use the doorknob instead? Or are you debating on whether to have TWO deadbolts instead of one? Why?
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No. The remote is proprietary to the lock. I have two kfobs as well due to this. Only networked home automation systems can do both.
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I think you can have up to 8 user codes. Each can by up to 15 digits.The lock comes with a master code which is just a simple 0-5 sequence. You change it to a personal master code by entering the default master code, press star, then the new code you wish the master code to be. Very easy.
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The remote only requires one battery. As far as not working the locks, I am having a similar issue. I programmed one remote and once I did the original remotes did not work. I made the mistake of not programming both remotes at the same time. This was due to the instructions not warning that once you program one you must program the second(if you bought two) at the same time. The newly programmed remote will not allow the programming of the second remote. You may now have to take the remotes to the dealer to have them programmed.
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I don't know, sorry. It works great with my new door opener, but my opener is also a Linear model. The opener came with one remote but I wanted two. A friend of mine programmed the new remote because that's not my strongpoint. You could try calling a garage door company that installs them professionally - I'm sure they would know. I just called my friend who programmed it for me and he said he suspected they would NOT work with other brand receivers.