The Schlage FBE365 is a battery-powered keypad deadbolt in the Camelot trim, sold here as a combo pack with a Georgian knob. It lets you unlock with a code instead of a key, and you can program separate codes for family, guests or a dog walker. It is a standalone lock: no app, no Wi-Fi and no smart-home hub, so it suits people who want keyless entry without another connected device. Against connected rivals like the Schlage Encode or August locks, it gives up remote access and auto-unlock but needs no bridge and no subscription. Owners rate it well for everyday keyless entry; the common complaints are the bulky interior turn piece and codes that take a few tries to program.
In stockReturn policy
Owners rate the FBE365 around 4.5 out of 5 and mostly praise reliable keyless entry and easy code sharing. Complaints center on programming steps and the size of the interior turn piece.
This Schlage keypad combo pack includes one Camelot-style keypad deadbolt and one Georgian knob. The keypad lets you open the door without a key. The Turn Lock feature lets you lock the door and leave without using a key.
It is preset with two user codes, so no programming is needed to start using it. It fits a standard door prep and runs without wires. Most existing deadbolts can be replaced with a screwdriver in about 30 minutes.
It is made for residential single-family and multi-family doors, including front, side, back and garage entry doors. If the key override is needed, it uses a 5-pin tumbler C keyway and comes with one key.
