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Keypad entry door knobs? al 04-19-2007
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Posted by al on April 19, 2007, 11:50 am


Has anyone had experience with keypad entry door knobs? Wondering
whether the electronics are reliable and hold up over time or whether
you end up using the keys after a while. If I were to use one it
would be sheltered somewhat from weather by a five foot porch roof
overhang.

Thanks.


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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on April 19, 2007, 1:23 pm



> Has anyone had experience with keypad entry door knobs? Wondering
> whether the electronics are reliable and hold up over time or whether
> you end up using the keys after a while. If I were to use one it
> would be sheltered somewhat from weather by a five foot porch roof
> overhang.

I have only one and it is used an a once a week or so basis for about 15
years now.



Posted by betsyb on April 19, 2007, 2:59 pm


Our First Aid building has them and has had no problems for the past 15
years or so.




BetsyB



>
>> Has anyone had experience with keypad entry door knobs? Wondering
>> whether the electronics are reliable and hold up over time or whether
>> you end up using the keys after a while. If I were to use one it
>> would be sheltered somewhat from weather by a five foot porch roof
>> overhang.
>
> I have only one and it is used an a once a week or so basis for about 15
> years now.
>



Posted by Paul Franklin on April 19, 2007, 9:18 pm



>Has anyone had experience with keypad entry door knobs? Wondering
>whether the electronics are reliable and hold up over time or whether
>you end up using the keys after a while. If I were to use one it
>would be sheltered somewhat from weather by a five foot porch roof
>overhang.
>
>Thanks.

There are two types. One purely mechanical and the other battery
powered. The battery types support multiple entry codes, which is
handy for setting a temporary code for cleaners, service people,
relatives, etc.

I had a battery type for 10 years or so on my previous house with no
issues at all. I made sure to change the batteries every year when I
changed the smoke detector batteries. The one I had (sorry, I don't
remember brand) can also be opened with a key from the outside, and a
knob from the inside. I plan to put one on my new house, when I get a
round to it.

It's very convenient.

HTH,

Paul


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