Is this a mechanized deadbolt. i have a kwikset smarkey code lever lock for my garage door that does not extend a deadbolt and that is preferred.
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This is not a deadbolt. However, model 910 Z-Wave SmartCode Electronic Deadbolt maybe the one you are looking for
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"Motorized Deadbolt for true Remote Access Control - Check Status and Lock or Unlock Remotely"Above is straight from the product description and I can confirm it is accurate. Great product, highly recommend.*Correction: after reading the other responses, it's true it's not a "dead-bolt" but replaces the door handle lever instead. The lock is motorized, not the actual "bolt" that enters the door jam.
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A lever lock does not have a deadbolt. it just has a normal door lock. If looking for more security, you would need to also buy a deadbolt zwave lock to go with that lever lock.
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Not sure what you mean but the deadbolt does lock and unlock by key, by touchpad and remotely by zwave.
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This is not a deadbolt. It's a replacement for a standard keyed lever lock for an entry door. You can still use it with a key (supplied) or with a pre-programmed code, or control it remotely with a Zwave controller like Vera lite. I use mine on a closet that I turned into an owners locker at a rental property.
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I am not sure about you question. The 912 is a lever action door lock and the 910 is the deadbolt that matches the 912. You can not install a deadbolt with the 912 lock on a predrilled door there is not enough clearance. hope this helps.
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This particular lock does not come with a deadbolt. However, they do offer a deadbolt with this same option.
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Pardon my ignorance, but I don't know what CH751 is. All I can verify is that all four locks are keyed alike. I have a tool box with four locks that previously needed three different keys to access it. I grew tired of the hassle, so I switched them out (a little modification was needed) with this set of locks so that I would only need one key to access the entire tool box. So they worked perfect for my needs. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck to you Larry.Regards, Ray S.
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Yes. It locks like a regular deadbolt from the inside. It's quick and easy, but it can always be unlocked with the correct code from the outside.
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It is a manual key operated lock. It will not work with powered locks and does not have a way to lock/unlock without turning the key.
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In my opinion, it would be as secure as just having a regular lock there. So if you think that would be secure enough, than this would be as well. That being said, as long as your deadbolt and regular knob were drilled to a standard size, they should both fit. They end up close on the outside of the door, but it works. My door was pre-drilled when we bought it, and I thought it would not fit. It ended up fitting nicely.
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It worked great from the Kwikset 909 I got from Home Depot. The date from the box was 4/16/13. It was a newer model I think. It should work with your five year old lock in my option. If not you might have to go to Home Depot and get one for $88. I hope this helps. Rock on. PK
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If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return it for credit towards a better more secure lock, or do your best by holding a paper in front of it while you press the buttons.
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I'm not sure about the specific model you mentioned, but the locksmith was great at rekeying our Schlage deadbolts and door locks (including a keypad entry) so they all use the same key. And reading the reviews I say that someone had rekeyed them before they were installed -- made a lot of sense, so we did too! Saved us the cost of a locksmith coming out. Just dropped off the locks after we received them and the locksmith rekeyed them in an hour. We had them installed and have never had a problem. Love them!!!
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It doesn't need to be exterior. Just look for any non-locking door knob. Usually they say "closet" on the package.The only problem you run into with this deadbolt is you can't use them on main entry doors to apartment buildings. You need something that automatically locks when you close the door, and kwikset has yet to implement this lock with their "interconnect" series. It basically does not allow you to just simply carry around your master key. I hope you hear me quickset
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That's a good question, I wondered the same thing, I did a search at different sites using the model number, what I found out is that the picture is in error, there is a button in the middle of the knob to turn to lock it. It's a really nice lock set. hope i answered your question clearly
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This is a deadbolt and is meant for regular doors. It is not a garage door opener.
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I had the same situation - a couple of locking knobs and a couple of deadbolts, and it worked great for both, and I still have a few pins left over for another set if I want to someday. My locks are Schlage. I think all Schlage locks are pretty standard in the barrel design, its just the "fit & finish" (the look) that's different.
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Sorry, John, but I really don't know. All my hardware is the high-end Baldwin. I do have two Kwikset gate locks, but the keys for those are completely different than the Baldwin keys. I have no idea whether they are KW1, however. I love the Baldwin keys. They are made of nickel, and are much harder than brass keys. When I re-keyed my house, I took the keys to a good locksmith to have them cut. Much better job than the local hardware, and less than half the price.
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Hello Mr. Morris, basically, there are 2 different cylinders in the Kwikset 816. The black cylinder is for the owner and the keys (gold color) has a different profile then the standard kwikset keys. That means, you can't rekey the standard cylinder (silver) with the "golden owner key". But you can replace the black cylinder against a standard kwikset cylinder in few minutes if you want. Best regards AJ
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If your current lock is a Kwikset SmartKey design then the answer is yes, because this is also a SmartKey. Otherwise the answer is probably no.
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Mine is a dead bolt and I have to use my remote or the key to lock the door after I go out. When I come back in I can turn the knob to lock it. I hope that answers your question. If not I will try again.
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If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return it for credit towards a better more secure lock, or do your best by holding a paper in front of it while you press the buttons. If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return... » Read More If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return it for credit towards a better more secure lock, or do your best by holding a paper in front of it while you press the buttons. « Show Less