Kwikset’s Z-wave Home Connect Technology Kwikset’s Z-wave Home Connect Technology enables your Kwikset door lock to wirelessly communicate with other devices in your home. Imagine locking your door from your cell phone or receiving a text message letting you know your child just got home from school. Home Connect Technology has the power to make
Kwikset’s Z-wave Home Connect Technology enables your Kwikset door lock to wirelessly communicate with other devices in your home. Imagine locking your door from your cell phone or receiving a text message letting you know your child just got home from school. Home Connect Technology has the power to make it happen.
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Lock and unlock doors from anywhere: control your lock from anywhere on your smart phone, tablet, or internet connected device.
Get notified when someone enters your home: receive notifications when your loved ones arrive home safely, or monitor people going in and out of your home.
Control when others have access to your home: do you have a contractor coming tomorrow at 9am, or a housekeeper that comes Tuesdays between 10am-12pm? You can assign a specific code and create a schedule that only allows entry to your home during those times.
Be prepared for life’s unplanned moments: no matter where you are – work, vacation, or on the road, if something goes wrong in your home, you can remotely provide temporary access to those who need it.
Motorized locking mechanism—enables true remote locking and unlocking Includes SmartKey re-key technology with BumpGuard protection Revolutionary tapered deadbolt design—enables misaligned doors to lock without pulling and pushing your door shut Full 128-bit encryption security One touch locking
Replaces existing door hardware with just a screw driver No hard wiring needed 4 AA batteries last for approximately one year, batteries sold separatley Z-Wave wireless protocol
Lock or unlock doors via smartphone or Internet connection while away Receive remote notification when door lock is accessed Check lock status remotely to see if doors are locked
This product contains one Kwikset Z-Wave enabled deadbolt and installation instructions. Batteries are not included.
Kwikset’s SmartCode Lever is available in three finishes 
This product features Z-Wave wireless technology. RF Operation is 908.42MHz (US), and the range is typical 65ft line of sight. Lock features 30 unique user access code capacity with 4 to 8 digit code length. The product also features 128-bit advanced encryption standard (AES) communication.
Note: Z Wave lock functionality is dependent upon the supporting Z Wave Controller/Gateway being used – therefore some features may not be available with all systems
Door Prep: 2 1⁄8” diameter face hole and 1” diameter latch hole Backset: Adjustable 2 3⁄8” or 2 3⁄4” Door Thickness: 1 3⁄8” – 2” automatic adjustment Cylinder: SmartKey Faceplates: 1” x 2 1⁄4” round corner standard Strikes: Round corner strike 2 3⁄4” x 2 1⁄8” Latch: Round corner adjustable 2 3⁄8” x 2 3⁄4” Bolt: 1” throw, steel deadbolt Door Handing: Reversible
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Not a huge fan of this lockset The lock itself binds from time to time if you use it manually. You have to engage the electronic mechanism to unbind it. I had two of these and was only able to get one to work (the other had such bad binding issues that I sent it back). It works great with the MiCasaVerde Vera2. One big word of warning. This lock is a Kwikset authorized dealer only item. You cannot even get them at Home Depot or Lowes. If you buy one of these here, make sure you are buying from a Kwikset authorized dealer…
Affordable, excellent Z-wave enabled lockset. There are not many Z-wave locksets to choose from currently, so the competition is slim, resulting in less than stellar pricing. Fortunately, there are a few sellers distributing these fine Kwikset locks for well below MSRP and the competition.I originally purchased this for my front door before realizing that it is not weather rated or intended for exterior door use, so I ordered the matching deadbolt from Kwikset. This one ended up going on our interior garage door. I liked them…
Major design flaw with the Z-Wave models The only good thing about this lock is probably the look. I’ve own both with and without Z-Wave and noticed the different on how the handles are being install. The one with Z-wave have the little hex screw on the side of the handle when the non Z-wave have it at the bottom. Here is the major design flaw of the Z-wave model: Once the door is locked, you can easily remove the handle and the cylinder just by using a hex key from the outside. After that, you can turn the core to the unlock…