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Smart Deadbolt - Connect Century - Satin Nickel
Article #12825439
Item #000357352
Model #156511
$
249
Each
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Hassle-Free Returns
90 days to return or exchange in original condition and packaging.
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Warranty
Limited lifetime
Description
Touchscreen deadbolt, grade 1. (Serie BE469NX). Motorized bolt by 4 AA batteries (not included). Home automation Nexia compatible with Z-Wave frequency. Built-in alarm technology included. 30 user codes possible. 3-year warranty on electronic and limited on finish and mecanism.
- Pair with a Z-Wave smart home or security system like Samsung SmartThings or Ring Alarm to lock and unlock from anywhere
- Use the finger print resistant touchscreen and share up to 30 access codes instead of keeping track of spare keys
- Secure encryption with S2 Security
- Built-in alarm senses potential door attacks
- Includes 4 AA batteries with low battery indicator and backup key
- Easy to install with just a screwdriver
- Guaranteed to fit standard doors (1-3/8 in. to 1-3/4 in. door thickness and 2-3/8 in. or 2-3/4 in. backset)
- Limited Lifetime Mechanical and Finish Warranty and 3-Year Electronics Warranty
- Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen helps keep access codes private
Product specifications
Alarm Included
Yes
Alarm Type
Audible
ANSI/BHMA Security Grade
Grade 1 (Best)
App Compatibility
Yes
Backset Size
Adjustable
Batteries Included
Yes
Bolt Type
Motorized
Battery Type
AA
Biometric Lock
No
Bluetooth Compatibility
No
Bore Size
2-1/8-in
Built-In Z-Wave
Yes
Built-In Zigbee
No
Collection Name
Century
Color/Finish Family
Silver
Commercial/Residential
Residential
Deadbolt Included
Single-cylinder deadbolt
Edge Bore Size
1-in
Fits Door Thickness
1-3/8-in to 1-3/4-in
For Use with Entry Door
Yes
For Use with Mobile Homes
No
Handing
Universal
Hardware Finish
Satin
Interior Handle Type
Turn piece
Keypad Included
Yes
Keyway
C
Latch Style
Adjustable latch
Lighted Keypad
Yes
Manufacturer Color/Finish
Satinc Nickel
Material
Zinc
Number of Batteries Required
4
Number of Cylinders
1
Number of Keyfobs Included
0
Number of User Codes
30
Package Type
Single pack
Projection(cm)
2.54
Projection(in)
1
Projection(mm)
25.4
Projection Measurement
1-in
Re-Key Technology
Traditional
Security Grade
ANSI grade 1
Series Name
Connect
Shape
Square
Smart Compatible
Yes
Style
Modern
Total Number of Pieces
1
Touchscreen
Yes
Type
Electronic deadbolt
Voice Controlled
Yes
Warranty
Limited lifetime
Wi-Fi Compatibility
No
Works with Amazon Alexa
Yes
Works with Android
Yes
Works with Apple HomeKit
No
Works with iOS
Yes
Works with SmartThings
Yes
Works with the Google Assistant
Yes
Works with Vera
No
Works with Wink
Yes
Cylinders
Single cylinder
Frequently bought together
Smart Deadbolt - Connect Century - Satin Nickel is rated
out of
5 by
4.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
dbbonin from
après 4 ans il est maintenant impossible d'entrer
j'ai acheté il y a 4 ans maintenant impossible d'entrer un nouveau code
Date published: 2022-10-02
Rated 2 out of
5
by
robert... from
not compatible... with almost anything
not compatible with Schlage's own software - not compatible with Apple or Google...
Date published: 2021-05-27
Rated 2 out of
5
by
robert... from
not compatible... with almost anything
not compatible with Schlage's own software - not compatible with Apple or Google...
Date published: 2021-05-27
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Kittycat1234 from
Nothing works + you need more gear
Okay, first, I'm mad at Rona - I bought this TODAY (Mar 27, 2021) and paid $249, and online it is $209, $40 cheaper. Second, it's kind of hard to believe any serious company would make this. The instructions tell you to go online for Smart Home setup, and online tells you to refer to your "smart home manual" whatever that is. If you want to buy something that insults you all the way along, then buy this ridiculous product. First of all, this thing is like drilling through cobalt with cow bells attached. When you use a code to unlock the lock, the noise this generates is enough to take it off and throw it in the garbage. The mechanism for unlocking is like 4 seconds, eee eee eeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee you'd think fort Knox dominos trap lock is being unlocked it sounds so ridiculous.
Second, to integrate with Google home, you need some specialty hardware hub, good luck figuring out what the that is and I have no idea what it costs nor will I buy one on top of $250 I paid. A note on the box would have been nice.
Third, and maybe this is the cherry on top, the PROGRAMMING CODE doesn't work. It comes with its own special programming code which apparently is the wrong code for this lock. You're told to 'reset' to factory setting, but since I just installed the batteries, this thing is defective right out of the box.
What does that mean? Well, it means that I have a giant lock that sounds like a train crossing opening and takes away all my privacy when I come home or leave, which works only on the 2 codes that are preprogrammed, Bluetooth doesn't work, home integration not possible without more wasted money, and I spent $270 with tax on a brick that is now attached to my door. Oh, but I have one key. I had 3 keys for the old lock. And oh, it's $40 less the same day I bought it.
It's this kind of thing that makes people lose their sanity.
Date published: 2021-03-28