Does it replace an existing door knob directly?

It is a knob-style lock, so it fits a standard door prep in place of a regular knob. Check your door's backset and hole size before ordering.

Can I give a guest a code that works only once?

Yes. One-time access is a listed feature, alongside 20 individual user codes you can assign and remove.

What happens after too many wrong codes?

The wrong-entry limit locks the keypad out after repeated failed attempts. The exact threshold is not published.

Does it lock itself automatically?

Auto-lock is a listed feature, and there is also a one-touch lock button. Auto-lock timing is not specified.

Is it safe for an exterior door?

It is listed as weather resistant, but it is a knob lock without a deadbolt. For a main entry, a keypad deadbolt gives more resistance to forced entry.

The lock and its mounting hardware for a standard door prep. Batteries and a backup key are not confirmed in the listing.

Where is the Keypad Door Knob Lock cheapest?

At Walmart, for $89.99, as of our latest check.

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Keypad Door Knob Lock

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$89.99at WalmartChecked Nov 11

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Unbranded

Keypad Door Knob Lock

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$89.99at WalmartChecked Nov 11

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Last seen at $89.99 at Walmart on Nov 11.

Our take on the Keypad Door Knob Lock

This is a keypad door knob lock with a back-lit keypad and an aluminum and metal body. It stores up to 20 individual user codes, supports one-time access and a passage mode, and adds auto-lock, vacation mode and a wrong-entry limit. It suits a front or back door where you want code entry without a deadbolt install. Against keypad deadbolts it is a simpler knob replacement with fewer security layers, and it is unbranded, so long-term support and parts are the open question.

Best forRenters and homeowners replacing a plain knobBack doors and side entriesHouseholds with guests or cleaners needing codesShort-term rental hosts

Pros

Back-lit keypad for dark entries
20 user codes plus one-time access
Auto-lock and vacation mode
Wrong-entry limit and anti-peeping entry
Mute mode for quiet operation
Aluminum and metal construction

Cons

A knob lock, not a deadbolt, so less secure than a keypad deadbolt
Unbranded, with no track record for support or parts
Battery indicator and weather resistance are claims with no published ratings

Keypad Door Knob Lock prices at every store

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In stockSold by Thick Grocery StoreReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$89.99Free shippingChecked Nov 11
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About the Keypad Door Knob Lock

This keypad door knob lock opens with a code instead of a key. It has a back-lit keypad and a satin nickel finish. The body is made of aluminum and metal.

It stores 20 individual user codes and can issue one-time access codes. An anti-peeping password feature, a wrong entry limit and auto-lock are included. A battery indicator shows the battery level.

Passage mode, vacation mode and mute mode are available. One-touch lock is supported. The lock is weather resistant.

Lock type: Combination lock, keypad
Color: Satin Nickel (Silver)
Material: Aluminum, metal
Dimensions: 5.43 x 3 x 3.5 inches (L x W x H)
User codes: 20 individual codes
Keypad: Back-lit
Security features: Anti-peeping password, auto-lock, wrong entry limit, one-time access
Modes: Passage mode, vacation mode, mute mode
Other features: Battery indicator, one-touch lock, weather resistant

Specifications

color: SilverSource
actual_color: Satin NickelSource
size: 5.43" x 3" x 3.5"Source

Questions and answers

Does it replace an existing door knob directly?: It is a knob-style lock, so it fits a standard door prep in place of a regular knob. Check your door's backset and hole size before ordering.
Can I give a guest a code that works only once?: Yes. One-time access is a listed feature, alongside 20 individual user codes you can assign and remove.
What happens after too many wrong codes?: The wrong-entry limit locks the keypad out after repeated failed attempts. The exact threshold is not published.
Does it lock itself automatically?: Auto-lock is a listed feature, and there is also a one-touch lock button. Auto-lock timing is not specified.
Is it safe for an exterior door?: It is listed as weather resistant, but it is a knob lock without a deadbolt. For a main entry, a keypad deadbolt gives more resistance to forced entry.
What is in the box?: The lock and its mounting hardware for a standard door prep. Batteries and a backup key are not confirmed in the listing.
Where is the Keypad Door Knob Lock cheapest?: At Walmart, for $89.99, as of our latest check.