Brinks
The Brinks Keyless Entry Door Lock Deadbolt (Model 4390-119) is a battery-powered electronic deadbolt designed for standard front doors, featuring a keypad for keyless entry alongside a traditional keyway backup. It supports up to 50 permanent user codes and 10 single-use codes, with customizable auto-locking and robust physical security features like an anti-tamper alarm and drill-resistant keyway. The lock is weather-resistant and fits doors between 1.375 and 1.75 inches thick with adjustable backsets.
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Choose Brinks for robust physical security and keyless convenience without smart features; choose Kwikset for smart home integration and remote access.
