May I lock and unlock this door knob without using the deadbolt?
1438058
The deadbolt and the door knob are seperate locking units using a single key. You can either lock the door knob without locking the dead bolt.
1368978
This can only be locked / unlocked with a key. There is no thumb-turn on the inside knob. That is correct.
48695
Yes. On the Interior side there is a button to push that locks it and also a lever like any deadbolt has that can be turned by hand as well.
746414
No, unless you turn the lock on the inside, the door knob remains locked. As for having them keyed alike, I cannot answer that one. We purchased two knobs and have not re-keyed them. We have been very pleased with these knobs.
1553746
Yes, the lock comes with a set of two keys that can be used to open the lock without the keypad.
2241403
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.
1017042
The picture of the locks shows both sides of the door. One side has the keypad to open the door, while the other is like a normal door knob with a lock on the knob and a bolt above it. I am not sure how you are using for a bathroom, but if someone knows the code, yes they will be able to open this lock. On my outside doors, I have additional bolts above this door knob system. Since its separate, If I put that bolt on, you cannot get in without a key. I only use it at night. I hope that helps.
450035
No. You have either to turn the knob or turn the key, depending on what side of the door you are.
130423
Yes, you want to look for a motor driven deadbolt lock. Amazon has a Kwikset model that works this way.
474485
The deadbolt has a turn lever on the inside. The door knob can always be opened from the inside - even if locked.
2067629
Yes, but there's a learning curve to it as you have to line the tumbler up, turn the key, push the key in, and then you can open or close the deadbolt. Not as complicated as it sounds, but definitely different from a standard lock.
1661696
If by motorized lock you mean a motorized door knob, no. It requires a manual door knob.
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.
1311919
NO. to lock the door, you do NOT have to put in the code, press the schlage button (center top) and then turn the handle to engage the deadbolt
302728
yes you can unlock it from the non locking side.it comes with a pin to unlock I recommend to keep the pin on top of the door casing
894043
You have to use the key to lock or unlock it. No way to accidently close it or lock it without a key.
363387
yes, but why would you want to, as it is not locking. Look at the Keyed Entry Lever.