Is it possible to put the key pad on the inside? My wife has dementia and I want to keep her from going out at night or prior to me getting up in the
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I do not see a problem with that. However, it can be unlocked from the outside at anytime. I would not use this for that reason.
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Put a sign on the door that says "CLAP TO OPEN"... Every time you hear clapping you'll know she's trying to escape.
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Well, it must be able to accomodate the deadbolt being on the left or right side of the door, so it should be able to be mounted backwards regardless of the side your deadbolt is on. However you could simply unlock your door from the outside, so not sure that would accomplish what you are looking for. Love the product!
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I wouldn't think the keypad will accomplish what you are needing. The design of this system is for a single sided key access lock. The keypad is to compliment the keyed access from the outside of the house or room. I think what you are looking for is a double cylinder system, but I have not seen any which have the dual keypad function (but then again I have not searched for that either).
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You might be better considering a combination sliding bolt. Much cheaper and easier to install, but will only work if your door and it's frame are flush. ex. Combi-Bolt CB2000-CHR 4-Dial Combination Sliding Bolt Latch With Chrome Finish Also, if you place most of the numbers on the correct number and only leave one off by one, you can get out of the house more quickly in an emergency and also be able to tell if anyone's been fiddling with it.
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You could put one of these units with the key pad on the outside (normal installation) and one with the keypad on the inside (reverse installation). Then you would have two deadbolts on your door. But remember, any deadbolt that has to be unlocked (with a code or a key) will slow you down if you should need to get out of your house in a hurry, e.g. as in a house fire. A "double deadbolt" (with a key required to get in and out of your house) will also work.
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Not really because then you wouldn't be able to keep anyone out of your house!
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Yes, there is a hold button (red) that overrides the system so you can keep doors open. If you forget to push it and the doors close you can still get back in as long as you have the outdoor keypad access.
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1. on the inside there is no key and I have to just turn the knob.2. from the outside I don't use the key I could but I use the keypad. This I had to program according to the user guide.Hope this helps if you have an additional question let me know
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yep, that wont be a problem at all. just don't use a great big key tag on the keys. use a smaller key tag, if you are going to use one at all.
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You can't unless you break into it. The keypad is made out of plastic so will probably melt in a fire. Whaeevet is inside hopefully well but I am not sure how you will get it out once the key pad melts. Another thing about the keypad is it pops off anf the battery pack dangles behind it. Go buy something else, save yourself the trouble.
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no, the keys are exposed but it really is not an issue, as they are somewhat recessed and we don't find we are hitting the buttons when we don't want to. way better that the old slide-out keypad
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All I used was the rubber key pad and put it in my old fob. It did not fit well and kept setting the alarm off. This thing is a pile of junk. Sorry I could not help you further
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There is a Phillips screw on the face of the keypad, remove the screw and lift the bezel from the face of the door. This will expose the key lock, open the door with the key. The rubber piece that makes up the touch keys for the electrnic lock may fall off but will go back inplace with no problems. Reinstall the bezel and screw before attempting to install the safe. Good luck!
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There is no key. But if someone unlocks your door. And u have an addalock in place, they can't get in without kicking down the door. Also, this can't be used if your not home as it is put in place from the inside.
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I would not buy it. The combination pad stopped working after two months. If you don't need the combo but plan on using the key then it's a good safe. It's about 10 inches by 6 inside.
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I wish I could. I think the Seller should have some Link or info to. I know I wanted to Lock the Touch Pad since I was using Keyboard so the document would not Errouniously move on me. But, I just worked around it and put a cut out from a file folder over it taped where It would not feel the sensitivity of my hands hitting the Touch Pad. If I need the Touch Pad, I just fold it back. Hope You get something from the Vendor on this. Good Information to have and I agree it should be somewhere.ScoTT
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Should be fine all by itself. Most likely your key she's not have a chip in it. If so you'll also needed PKALL
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I'll keep your tip in mind just in case I ever need it. So far (2+ months extensive use), I haven't had a problem with any of those keys, and I use the keypad instead of WASD as 'normal' people do.
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There is a 4 digit key pad that you can use to instead of the biometric unit. Also the safe comes with a key back up in case the batteries die you can use the key to get into the safe.
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I haven't tried to lock it from the outside when it's in unlock mode, but it would make sense to me that you'd have to do this from the inside, since the knob that changes it to unlock mode is a mechanical knob.
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What I did to keep people and my dog from walking into the screen was to put some bright fingernail polish in a few spots with a decorative pattern to them. If you try to put anything like tape on it, you run the risk of it coming off inside the housing. Hope this helps you.
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Definitely. The keyboard has an on/off switch on it if you want to use it. Even with the keyboard turned on, you can still use the pad the same way you would without the keyboard. The keyboard is awesome though because it also makes a good hard shell for your pad.