Left Handed Door Keyless Entry Door Lock Mechanical Digital Code Lock-Not Deadbolt(Only for The Door Opens Inward & Need to Drill Additional 4 Holes)

Works! Kinda weird that there is buttons beyond 0-9 but no prob. Takes some extra holes in the door but not so big that you cannot fill them later if you take it out. To lock is to rotate the handle up. Normal open is down. So you learn to open the door by pushing the handle down. Nice to have security on our bedroom door.

Great easy and simple entry system. No batteries.. I placed it on my garage gym door. One complaint I have is that it dosent cover the upper deadbolt bore hole. I purchased a door hole blank to cover the upper hole. The company should supply an extended back-plate with the kit as a remedy.

This worked really well for me what I specially like is that you can use it like a standard doorhandle to open and close and then when you choose you can lock it so you need to use keypad

This doorknob is a winner! After going through two $250 electronic keypad doorknobs in four years, we decided to try this mechanical one. Seems like it will do the job for about 1/4 the price.

This mechanical keypad lock has good quality. It is quite easy for me to install, program and use. There is a pitfall however. The lock is not suitable for most commercial doors with two predrilled lock holes. The standard distance between the holes is 5 1/2". If you choose this keypad lock, you have to surrender the deadbolt, and that is not the only problem. You have to figure out a way to cover the upper hole with sold materials that allow you to drill two new hole for the keypad lock, making the door ugly and installation complicated. I wonder why the manufacture does not reduce the upper dimension of the lock.

worth the money

Easy to program, easy to install.