Sentences with phrase «do deadbolt locks»

So do deadbolt locks and a burglar alarm, which might save you close to $ 100 annually.

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Deadbolt locks on all exterior doors — this is an inexpensive upgrade that you really should be doing anyway.

If your rental unit does not have a deadbolt lock, ask your landlord to install one; this will improve your home security and may potentially lower your rates

For example, a landlord would have little legal ground to stand on if they had no lock on an exterior door, allowing entry to anybody who opened the door, or if they did not provide deadbolts for each tenant's main entry door — which should be able to prevent a majority of breaking and entering crimes.

You can do your part to prevent the likelihood of a burglary by ensuring that the entrances are well lit, that deadbolts are installed on each door, and locks are installed on the windows.

You can take preventive steps to protect your belongings by doing such things as keeping your doors and windows locked and using deadbolts.

If your rental unit does not have a deadbolt lock, ask your landlord to install one; this will improve your home security and may potentially lower your rates

You can do your part by making sure that your doors are secured with deadbolts and that the locks on your windows are in proper working - order, but safety precautions are not always enough to prevent your house from being robbed.

Deadbolt locks on all exterior doors — this is an inexpensive upgrade that you really should be doing anyway.

Things you can do to keep your home more secure and cheaper to insure include installing deadbolt locks, installing a monitored alarm system, or putting a fence around your property to keep unwanted visitors at bay.

Likewise, the Yale Touchscreen Deadbolt with Z - Wave didn't perform to the expectations set by previous locks in this list.

Lot of smart deadbolts out there, but don't most front doors have 2 locks?

For instance, you can choose to enable Triple Touch mode, which allows you to lock the deadbolt with three touches to its outdoor housing if you don't have a key fob or your smartphone on you, or if you want to allow people to let themselves out of your house and secure the door without giving them eKeys.

With a smart lock like the Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt, they'll be able to let themselves back into the house with just their smartphones, so you don't have to stress about them getting locked out.

Brinks» new smart deadbolt, the Array ($ 249) has built - in Wi - Fi, so unlike most other smart locks currently on the market, you don't need to connect it to a bridge or a hub to link it to your home Wi - Fi network.

The Kevo Convert isn't as easy to install as the August Smart Lock, but it does offer some upgrades in the form of a more familiar interior deadbolt design and plenty of app - driven features, such as keys that expire after a preset time.

Yale today announced it is releasing its first two smart locks with support for Apple's HomeKit platform.Both the Assure Lock SL (YRD256) and Assure Lock Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt (YRD246) will soon be available with an iM1 Network Module preinstalled, which adds HomeKit compatibility out of the box.Yale is also releasing the iM1 Network Module separately for customers that wish to add HomeKit support to an Assure Lock they already purchased.Installing the module can be done by removing the battery cover and batteries, snapping the module into place, and enrolling the module by following these steps: Enter the master PIN code and tap the gear.Tap 7 and tap the gear.Tap 1 and tap the gear.HomeKit support will enable users to lock and unlock their homes with AppLock SL (YRD256) and Assure Lock Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt (YRD246) will soon be available with an iM1 Network Module preinstalled, which adds HomeKit compatibility out of the box.Yale is also releasing the iM1 Network Module separately for customers that wish to add HomeKit support to an Assure Lock they already purchased.Installing the module can be done by removing the battery cover and batteries, snapping the module into place, and enrolling the module by following these steps: Enter the master PIN code and tap the gear.Tap 7 and tap the gear.Tap 1 and tap the gear.HomeKit support will enable users to lock and unlock their homes with AppLock Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt (YRD246) will soon be available with an iM1 Network Module preinstalled, which adds HomeKit compatibility out of the box.Yale is also releasing the iM1 Network Module separately for customers that wish to add HomeKit support to an Assure Lock they already purchased.Installing the module can be done by removing the battery cover and batteries, snapping the module into place, and enrolling the module by following these steps: Enter the master PIN code and tap the gear.Tap 7 and tap the gear.Tap 1 and tap the gear.HomeKit support will enable users to lock and unlock their homes with AppLock they already purchased.Installing the module can be done by removing the battery cover and batteries, snapping the module into place, and enrolling the module by following these steps: Enter the master PIN code and tap the gear.Tap 7 and tap the gear.Tap 1 and tap the gear.HomeKit support will enable users to lock and unlock their homes with Applock and unlock their homes with Apple's

I liked that there was a code saved already, because even if I didn't have time to program any codes at the moment, or if I weren't able to figure it out, I would still be able to lock my deadbolt right away.

Despite some lackluster instructions (pro tip: Do not disassemble the lock mechanism), installing the Friday is fairly simple, and hardware is included to ensure that the lock works with most existing deadbolts and doors.

So, how does it compare with the $ 199 Schlage Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt, the $ 219 Kwikset Kevo, and crowd - funded smart locks like the the $ 179 Lockitron and the $ 245 Goji?

Some Z - Wave locks like the Schlage Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt ($ 148.26 at Amazon.com) don't offer their own app — instead the interface for the lock will pop up in the app of whatever Z - Wave hub you use.

If you don't want to replace your existing deadbolt (or you can't, perhaps because you're a renter), the August Smart Lock Pro is your best choice.

All of that cutting - edge technology doesn't require an expert setup; instead, the latest August Smart Lock Pro was designed for maximum convenience from the get - go and can be installed in approximately 10 minutes without much fuss — just attach it to your deadbolt, download the companion app, and you're good to go.

The August Smart Lock is designed to, more or less, fit over your existing deadbolt, and it does have regular locking functionality for those times when you don't have your phone handy.

If you go to your deadbolt and lock or unlock it, it should do so in an easy, smooth motion.

Still, some, like the August Smart Lock, simply attach onto your existing deadbolt and do the manual locking and unlocking for you.

Kwikset Kevo: All you need to do is touch this deadbolt - replacement lock to unlock it — provided you have the right accompanying smartphone.

All you do is replace the interior portion of the deadbolt with Kwikset's smart locking mechanism.

The app keeps meticulous records of each unlocking action, though it does not log unlocks via the manual internal deadbolt, nor does it log when the lock is engaged — only unlocks are recorded.

The August Smart Lock is easy to install because it doesn't replace the entire existing deadbolt, but it also doesn't add extra security features, unless you purchase the tapered deadbolt separately.

While there doesn't appear to be a way to use traditional keys to unlock the deadbolt, the battery - operated Nucli has a slot for a 9 - volt battery as a backup if you get locked out when the batteries (which should last six months) die.

August's Smart Lock replaces the interior side of your deadbolt (so it doesn't throw off the look from the outside), granting you the ability to lock and unlock your door with your smartphLock replaces the interior side of your deadbolt (so it doesn't throw off the look from the outside), granting you the ability to lock and unlock your door with your smartphlock and unlock your door with your smartphone.

This lock may look like any other deadbolt lock, but it doesn't require a key — just a touch of your finger to unlock.