Questions, answered
Short answers, with links to the full guides.
Codes
We do not suggest codes. Avoid obvious codes such as 1234 or a birth year; change codes you have shared.
No. We publish no default codes, master codes, or reset steps. Change default settings as the maker directs.
Doors and labels
Rules for locks on exit doors vary. Before you install one, check with your local building or fire official.
No. An FCC statement on a device is not a statement about its security.
We do not say so. No keypad, lock, or code can guarantee that a door will stay secure or that a break-in will not happen.
About us
No. We do not list prices or deals either.
Use a licensed professional where your state or local rules require one. Follow the maker's instructions.
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Safety line
General information only. No keypad, lock, or code can guarantee that a door will stay secure or that a break-in will not happen. Keep codes private, change any code you have shared, and follow the maker's instructions. Before you put a keypad or lock on a door people use to leave a building, check with your local building or fire official. In an emergency, call 911.
