does this one feature a limited lock out option
1707252
I have had for approx. 1 year and I have not noticed a limited lock out option.
1707253
Don't know exactly what you mean. If you mean can you lock the thermostat from users, no. If you mean can you you change temp outside of program, yes you can. The program resumes at the next scheduled program time.
196677
It can be locked at any point - there are no positive stops, just a friction collar. But it does lock pretty tight.
1756719
Yes. There's a plastic cover that slides down the built-in track and clicks to lock so nothing goes in or out.
1771130
It has a motorized latch that locks after a short time. Unless you have the door set to stay unlocked.
875059
I don't believe so. The documentation for my lock does not appear to have an option for it *not* to lock automatically...
811430
Yes you can lock your self out. This just keeps the screen from timing out.
574122
Both sides have to be locked for it to lock down. But you only have to do it once really. Because yes you can open with just one side being unlocked. So yea there's no need to unlock and lock both locks every time you want to open and close.
1957927
Hi this is a standard I don't think you can turn off but lock in instructions Manuel. Thanks Jay Bernstein
353483
Yes it does. You can set it to autolock ( in about 30 seconds, not changeable) or not. There is a set of four small switches that allow you to easily change functions.
2266288
The lock is always on. No way to keep it unlocked when closed. You get used to it
934552
technically no, but on one latch there is a loop where you could put a small pad lock
556178
Yes, it is and as mentioned, can be set to unlocked. PLEASE remember to do this before you open it and go out and close it. You WILL lock yourself out.
2179360
Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual can be found here: http://www.sureflap.com/assets/media/SureFlapPetDoorManual_EN.pdf Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual... » Read More Yes. There are Five electronically selectable modes for controlling entry/exit. 1. Normal: In/Out allowed; 2. Pet can Enter but is Locked In; 3. Pet can Exit but is Locked Out; 4. Full Lock: No Entry or Exit; 5. Curfew mode: Timer controlled locking where pet is prevented from exiting during the curfew time defined by the owner, but operates in Normal mode at all other times.I haven't used any special modes yet but I plan to use them when required in the future.So far (about six months) our SureFlap Microchip Pet Door has operated flawlessly. The complete user manual can be found here: http://www.sureflap.com/assets/media/SureFlapPetDoorManual_EN.pdf « Show Less
1394165
yes, it tells you in the instructions. you can set it on vacation mode and user codes will not unlock the lock.
33760
Yes. There are 4 switches that u can turn on or off features, sound etc. And one of them is the auto lock feature.
1207400
Yes. I bought a locking one for less than $15 but you can get non-locking for much cheaper.
510927
It does lock out at full extension. It doesn't really lock in, but it isn't loose in a way where that would matter.