SIMPLISAFE KEYPAD INSTRUCTIONS CODE

SIMPLISAFE KEYPAD INSTRUCTIONS CODE

You won't see delays like that with smart locks that have built-in keypads, but I wasn't bugged - punching in a code and waiting a second is still easier than fishing my keys out of my pocket. There is about a one- or two-second delay after you punch in your code before the lock will turn, because the keypad needs to send a wireless signal to the base station telling it to send another wireless signal back to the lock. The rub is that, at $149, it costs a bit more up front. The first I'd point to is the third-gen August Smart Lock - it takes a similar approach to SimpliSafe, but doesn't require an existing security system or a monthly fee, and it comes in an all-metal design. Still, if you don't want plastic bolted to the inside of your door, period, you've got other options. And I'll note that, along with all black, you can also get the lock in white with a bronze-colored thumbturn. Some told me that they prefer a more metallic look from the interior of their front door lock, but didn't mind SimpliSafe's approach if it meant getting the price down to $99. To my relief, I think it looks pretty good, and my co-workers on the CNET Smart Home team agreed. With its uniform, plastic-bodied design, I was admittedly worried that this lock would look cheap. Screenshots by Ry Crist/CNET Looks great, works as advertised You can set the door to lock automatically after being left unlocked for 30 seconds, 1 minute or 5 minutes. You can lock and unlock your door from the SimpliSafe app's homescreen, and you can also program how you want the lock to behave as you arm and disarm your system.

Simplisafe keypad instructions