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A battery-free mechanical keypad lock with a lever handle on both sides, so the code works from inside and outside. The latch bolt is zinc alloy, and VEVOR rates the lock waterproof, rust-resistant and freeze-proof for gates and exterior doors. The code is set with a screwdriver rather than an app, and the handles and bolt strikes adjust to cover old hardware holes. It suits sheds, gates, rentals and courtyard doors where you don't want to carry keys or change batteries. Against electronic keypad locks it gives up remote access, multiple user codes and audit logs, but it never needs power or a battery swap.
In stockSold by VEVOR Distribution StoreReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Owners of mechanical keypad locks like this one tend to value never buying batteries or carrying keys, and report the hardware holds up outdoors. Common complaints are fiddly first-time installation and the single shared code.
This is a mechanical keypad door lock with 14 keys. It needs no batteries, wiring, keys or access cards. It locks automatically when the door closes.
The latch bolt is zinc alloy and the strike plate is stainless steel. The lock is waterproof, rust-resistant, sun-proof and freeze-proof. You can change the code with a screwdriver. A stay-open mode lets the lock work as a regular door handle.
It fits doors 1.4 to 2.5 in (35-65 mm) thick. The handles are adjustable, the bolt strikes are movable and the mounting plates are enlarged. This lets it replace old door hardware without extra cutting or drilling. Drill templates and several spindles and screws are included for installation.
