Kwikset SmartCode 270 Keyless Entry Electronic Touchpad Deadbolt Door Lock with Auto-Lock, Custom User Codes, Advanced Security in Satin Nickel Contemporary
$119.00
Price: $119.00
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Upgrade to keyless convenience and advanced security with the Kwikset SmartCode 270 Electronic Door Lock. The light-up touchpad and 50 customizable user codes simplify entry for you, your family and trusted guests. With a Grade 2 BHMA certification, it delivers reliable security and functionality, withstands the elements and is up to 2.5 times stronger than Grade 3 locks. Enjoy peace of mind with customizable, automatic locking and an easy installation that only requires a screwdriver.
CONVENIENT KEYLESS ENTRY: Touchpad entry makes coming and going secure and simple. Easily lock and unlock your door without having to take out your keys
CERTIFIED ADVANCED SECURITY: Security, Durability and Finish are Grade 2 BHMA certified, which is up to 2.5x stronger than Grade 3 BHMA Certified lock sets
AUTO-LOCK: Enjoy security and peace of mind knowing your door can lock itself. Customize it to automatically lock every 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min or 10 min
12-MONTH BATTERY LIFE: Battery lasts at least 12 months, giving you more time in between battery replacements. Uses 4x AA alkaline batteries (batteries not included)
EASY CODE MANAGEMENT: Customize up to 50 user codes, 10 one-time user codes and 1 programming code that lets you edit or delete user codes whenever you need to
Customers say
Customers like the ease of installation, functionality, and appearance of the lock. They mention it’s straightforward to program, works great, and looks good. Some also say it’s well worth the money and the quality surpasses others in its price range. Customers are satisfied with the build quality and code functionality. However, some customers differ on the lock functionality and battery life.
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Kwikset 270: This The One You Want (smarkey and autolock features are awesome)
Keyless door locks are pretty much divided in two groups: basic function ones, and the over-the-top âsmartâ ones.If you are looking for a basic function keyless door lock, trust me, Kwikset 270 is the one you want. And this is why:-Just two basic functions: electronic keyless operation or regular manual operation with a traditional key (this is really a backup in case the batteries die).-Easy to install-Easy to program-Solid construction-Beautiful design/finish (we got the Venetian Bronze and it looks extremely elegant)My top three favorite features of the lock are:-SmartKey Re-Key: Basically, instead of using the keys that come with the unit, you can set the unit to accept the house key you already have (especially useful if such key also opens other locks in the house). It is very simple to do.-Key Pad: instead of individual silicone or plastic buttons that protrude, it is a flat type of surface that looks better and feels better to the touch. It is not a digital screen like a cell phone, buttons are still there but they are recessed. They also light up when you press them. The numbers are very large and easy to see.-AutoLock: close the door and the unit will lock itself automatically after 30 seconds (you can program different times, but 30 secs is that fastest you can do). Easy, done. This is a nice feature if you have children or guests and you worry that somebody might suddenly forget to lock the door on their way out. Peace of mind knowing the lock will take care of itself.Note: If the programable times for the Autolock feature are a concern, the Kwikset 270 allows you to disable the Autolock feature completely at any moment. When disabled, to lock the door you MUST always press the little lock symbol on the keypad . Many people have mixed feelings about keyless door locks that lock/unlock automatically because they drain batteries faster and they are also loud. I think Autolock is a nice option to have overall. Battery life and noise levels seem adequate on this unit.Very happy with this unit so far. I also got the Kwikset matching fancy door handle with a matching finish. Getting a lot of compliments and the set looks very elegant.
Tom –
Works on Hurricane Doors!
I have been a Kwikset fan for most of the past 20 years. I have purchased traditional and smart locks and theyâve been reliable for me.My backdoor (garage) smart lock finally stopped working after 10 years. I never had a problem with it in three different houses. I decided to purchase a Powerbolt 250, and it installed perfectlyâ¦works fantastic (and I rekeyed it to my original key).The Smartcode 270 is a beautiful lock. I have been hesitating on changing my standard deadbolt because the mechanism looked complicated and made of metal (see the pictures). It is much different looking than a standard door latch that you just remove and replace. The mechanism allows the door to send a metal bolt into the bottom of the door frame for hurricane protection. That being said, I was hesitant.I finally decided to âbe smarter than the equipment,â and perform the install. I thought I could just install the main exterior (keyed entry) and interior (battery/turnpiece) assemblies. However it became apparent that the latch system holes are not large enough to accommodate the new bolts, so I had to remove it and install the one that came with the SmartCode 270. This was easily done, but the aforementioned metal piece had to be aligned with the latch. This took about 10 minutes to accomplish, but it was worth it. I assembled the remaining exterior and interior assemblies per instructions. Please note that my hurricane door deadbolt hole diameter is 2.25â in diameter and therefore requires the use of the adapter ring. After final installation, I tested the system. I discovered that my lock would lock the deadbolt, but not retract it back into the door. I decided to disassemble the assemblies and expose the keylatch. When I reassembled the interior and exterior assemblies, I did not tighten the anchor bolts âsuper-tight.â Rather, I hand-tightened them snug. This was all that was necessary. The lock now works flawlessly. I will share a video.