When it says, "Included Click Safe lock secures in just one click with no keys and no fiddling," is it a combination lock or something?
519177
No it's not combination lock. It has a lock for the SecureBack case that can be pushed to lock but obviously you need the included key to unlock it. And if you need to secure the stand itself to a table or something you will need to get another lock.
1411923
Yes, you are doing it the right way. You don't need the key to lock it. Just click it twice to be safe.
136629
The safe should still lock as long as you turn the standard key counterclockwise. If I the safe door is out of adjustment the lock will not engage. Try wiggling the safe door while turning either key counterclockwise to be sure to engage the lock. Also ensure the lock works by opening the safe door then turn the key counterclockwise, then turn the key clockwise again to ensure the lock is staying locked
2207131
It isn't necessary. Nice lock. Easy to install. Easy to set combination. Try it 4 or 5 times before closing the door.
2236708
The one I ordered was just 1 lock. Although I have seen others offered in packages of 2.
2025606
It comes with a lock and the lock has to be made for the unit (the unit has a place where the lock is attached). So, no, random combination lock just wouldn't work at all, there's nothing to attach it to.
511157
You have to have both. Recognize that the "combination" is just one location on a dial. Just try them all until it works. The security is that if the safe is opened without using the key, the alarm goes off. It is not really designed to prevent unauthorized access. You need a real safe for that.
1807263
No, a key does not come with the combination lock. I have not seen the need for a key.
687758
Hello, The key is a extra feature on new lock for Child Safety, and if you don't use door a lot or gone along time you might want to lock. Stick key in slot of hole and slight click will lock so kids or Burglars cant open ! You don't have to use , it is a extra feature.
284216
I don't know, but either way my key got stuck in the lock permanently on first use.
1426648
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?
1896038
The handle does NOT have a lock function at all...only the deadbolt locks as is typical with most door locks of this type/style. The handle (thumb latch and/or lever) are essentially what is commonly referred to as a "Passage" set which means they are always open and do not have any locking capability. The deadbolt is the means by which you lock your door with this hardware. And if you are concerned that you only have one lock instead of two, don't be...the one deadbolt lock is enough and it is built like a tank! My wife and I absolutely love the one we have. Keyless entry is awesome!
928359
its not a button, it's a red LED that flashes when you enter the combo / open the safe. The resetting the combo requires the safe to be open.
2113196
The key can unlock the safe without the code. If you use the code you do not need the key
582676
I think they're just saying that if you DO order a security-type set (i.e., the same model knob, but a "security set" which also includes the deadbolt, which a regular non-security knob does not include) THEN your extra deadbolt piece will be able to be opened with the same key. THIS particular set is only the knobs - no deadbolt, I think...
301104
There is only four buttons so you quickly become used to the pattern of buttons you need to press. I have tested this in the middle of the night, it took seconds to open the safe. Very good safe, there is a LED light that shines once it opens. Pick a 3 or 4 digit code and you will be good.
773782
Although there is a thin tab on both side of the handle for a lock to go through, it is not in any way a "secure" lock. As stated in another answer, case can be easily cut into or the hinges pried apart. It's more of a "I don't want you in here" lock than a "you can't get in here" lock. Do not put anything of value or danger in this case thinking it would be safe.