Schlage Z-Wave Connect Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt with Built-In Alarm, Works with Amazon Alexa via SmartThings, Wink or Iris, Satin Nickel, BE469 CAM 619
Schlage BE469NX Camelot Connected Deadbolt lends modern convenience to functionality with Z-Wave technology and the ability to stay connected remotely via pairing with a compatible home automation system. Battery operated to ensure easy installation. Backed by a limited lifetime mechanical and finish and 1 year electronic warranty. Product Features Works with Amazon Alexa for voice
Schlage BE469NX Camelot Connected Deadbolt lends modern convenience to functionality with Z-Wave technology and the ability to stay connected remotely via pairing with a compatible home automation system. Battery operated to ensure easy installation. Backed by a limited lifetime mechanical and finish and 1 year electronic warranty.
Product Features
- Works with Amazon Alexa for voice control (hub required, Alexa device and hub sold separately). Does not support unlock by voice at this time.
- Works with Amazon Alexa for voice control (hub required, Alexa device and hub sold separately)
- Touch Screen keypad and lock cylinder on exterior and thumb turn interior
- Stores up to 30 personalized user codes at a time
- Built-in alarm with 3 alert settings
- Z-wave technology connects to your home automation system and lets you lock or unlock your door remotely via the web or smartphone
- Battery operated and fit standard door prep
- ANSI Grade 1 Highest Residential Security
- Durable Resistive Touchscreen with matte finish to protect against fingerprints and smudges
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Read this if you’re worried about battery usage The basic gist of the battery problem is that the lock has two modes of motorized operation: low energy and high energy (this is clearly described in the manual).
Stock up on Batteries I loved this lock when I first got it. I was able to leave my keys and truly go keyless. This lock easily paired with my home automation system and just in time. My son was visiting me but was not able to get in my home while I was at work. I was able to unlock the door for him from many miles away. My condominium neighbors were inspired to get this lock as well. But we all quickly changed our minds about the excitement of keyless entry after a few weeks of use. This lock drains batteries like nobody’s business. Since February 2015, I used over 80 batteries (4AA at one time). I spent over $100 this year alone trying to find the right premium alkaline batteries as suggested by the manufacturer. The batteries last anywhere from 7 – 20 days maximum. I must carry my keys with me at all times because I never know when the battery is going to be dead and I won’t be able to enter my home. I recently purchased alkaline rechargeable batteries. This won’t solve the battery drainage…
What Locksmiths Use on Their Home Doors This lock was recommended by my friend who is a locksmith and it’s the exact model he uses on his family home. It has the highest residential security rating by Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association (BHMA) and ANSI (American National Standards Institute). The locksmith who installed it said this type of deadbolt is mostly used by businesses, but that it’s an excellent lock.I am happy with how quick installation (by a locksmith in 30 minutes) was for lock and how easy it was to program both the user codes and other settings. I programmed it myself after the locksmith installed it.Make sure that the deadbolt and strike plate lines up and that the deadbolt easily moves from a locked to unlocked position or you’ll probably run through the batteries at an accelerated rate. Programming was very easy to do just by reading the directions in the user manual.