Kwikset
The Kwikset 914 SmartCode Traditional Electronic Deadbolt is a single-cylinder, keyed-on-one-side deadbolt featuring a 10-digit backlit keypad and motorized locking capabilities. It supports Z-Wave and Zigbee connectivity for remote operation via compatible smart home hubs, offering keyless convenience alongside traditional key access. The device includes SmartKey re-key technology, 30 user codes, and BHMA/ANSI Grade 2 security certification.
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Expert Opinion
Manufacturer and retailer descriptions emphasize the product's ease of use, highlighting its fast and quiet motorized deadbolt operation and one-touch locking convenience. Security features are prominently marketed, including drill resistance, BHMA Grade 2 certification, and SmartKey backup capabilities. Home Depot notes the simple installation process and the utility of the SmartKey feature for homeowners.
What Users Say
Customer feedback is limited but indicates reliability when used with Z-Wave or Zigbee hubs. Recurring themes suggest that the product performs well for smart home automation but is heavily dependent on hub integration. Users appreciate the ease of installation and the convenience of remote locking, though some express frustration regarding the lack of direct app pairing.
Common Complaints
Requires compatible hub for smart features, preventing direct Wi-Fi app control. No direct app pairing available, requiring users to rely on hub interfaces for remote management. Battery inclusion varies by listing, causing confusion for consumers expecting included power sources
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