Can this lock be key bumped or can you use lock bumping to break in?
586563
I'm not sure about your question since we decided not to use the Schlage lock. We found out that to use the user app you have to pay a monthly fee. So we used a Kwick lock instead. We really love the lock and has worked out very well for us.
2268441
No, just twist the lock. You only have to enter the code if its locked and you want to open it. I hope that answers your questions and I'm sure you'll love this lock, its awesome to not have to carry keys with you. Also, since its mechanical, you wont have to deal with the problems that I've had with the battery operated units. They're problematic and this one is trouble free!
909434
I already had my keys labeled from the previous key safe so I just transfered them. The safe I had you could grab the top left and bottom right corners and press hard and it would pop open, it was more like a key semi-safe. Love this one .
1275860
not sure if you can, but you can check with a locksmith and they might can just re key the mechanical lock
222404
I seems that any lick with a standard cut key is susceptible to bumping. However, Schlage locks are more bump resistant than other "kwik" brands. I replaced a kwik digital lock with this for sheer quality & durability.
1117968
My lock set has a twist lock on the bottom knob. it is not smooth like the picture is showing. The smartkey is great by the way, it makes rekeying simple.
1333064
Yes FYI Its not a high security lock. More of a convenience of not needing a key or remembering a combination.
1988998
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.
717478
No. Shutting the door sets the mechanism to lock down. So anybody wanting to enter has to tap a code. But, I would strongly discourage you to buy this lock. Mine failed and broke a few months after I bought it, long past it's warranty. It's money thrown away. I bought the Schlage and has never given us any problems.
2173225
Great Question! This particular lock does not come in a keyed alike configuration and the manufacturer is telling me it cannot be re-keyed. I am sorry.
450034
No. You have to turn the knob or use the key to latch the pins. It's seems to be a very secure locking method. The jamb can't be spread apart to bypass a typical deadbolt.
96998
Only if its a THIN CABLE lock. You could put the cable thru a hole in the latch and wrap it thru the handle and pull it tight. A standard key or combo lock WILL NOT work.
2266289
Nope...either leave door open, or key in the code. Just like a hotel door (Kind of a pain at first, but you get used to it fast, plus it is better than keys.
1205597
The keys that come with this lock are the keys you would use to remove them as well. If that's what you mean by "change key".
687756
Hello, the primarily locking mechanism is the insertion of the two sliding pins from above and below. The small key like opening does not have to be engaged to open or lock the mechanism. Hope this helps. Purchased two of these to install and am very happy with the utility if the product.
77243
Not unless you have there key. Before setting the lock to the new key you have to use the current working key to put the lock into a certain position.
863613
No. But! If the door is large enough you can put one facing out and one facing in and whether you are out or in; you could slide that particular lock over. I found that this lock did not work well for us. I kept forgetting it was there and eventually broke it. But found nothing wrong with the lock itself.