Is this lock Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC)?
620649
It stays in the locked position until a signal is set to unlock then returns to lock mode
1771918
no or nc door strike? I used a normally open and hooked those up to "gnd" and "no push". If normally closed the try gnd and "nc"Also test with multimeter... Might be bad terminals
9985
The lock is at the back, on the bottom. The bottom of the unit opens when unlocked. We use it free standing, sitting on a counter.
1737152
I didn't have any issues at all, my wife was able to lock in/lock out pretty easily. Might be defective piece.
1163162
Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.
64673
Hello, Under normal operation, you can open the lock as soon as the correct sequence has been entered. The lock does have a time delay mode that can be programmed if needed. Securitybase.com
2207131
It isn't necessary. Nice lock. Easy to install. Easy to set combination. Try it 4 or 5 times before closing the door.
1707019
I think the lock is coordinated with the signal to open the gate, never tried it with other openers than the one that is sold with the gate hardware though.
2150343
There is nothing wrong. It either is open or closed. You are doing it right.
1804301
Yes, just reverse the wiring. Use the N.O. (normally open) instead of the N.C. (normally closed) circuit. Though you may want to use a switch to turn the power off when you want it unlocked. Then turn the switch on to restore power and lock the door.
638001
No. It looks the same, but according to the Lockstate / ResortLock technical support guy I asked this lock allows you to create up to 800 permanent codes to open the lock, but it does not have the capability to create codes that go active at a specified time and date, and then become inactive at a specified time and date.
1462390
Just saw Caesar's answer..I bought this for my son and he has never had it lock. Back when out..something he told me he wished it did. 5hat was the basis of my original answer
1592930
I'm not sure what that means. This fit where my old deadbolt was, so there wasn't any prep for me, other than removing the old hardware. I love the lock, but did have a locksmith install it. Some of the reviews mentioned that the mechanism wouldn't turn, so you had to wind up using a key. The installer said he saw something that could have caused a problem and adjusted it a little. It's on my front door, but I use it daily and haven't had any problems.
1276182
My pop lock opens with either key or with key fob. This unit just moves the existing lock internally but does not effect the use of the regular key lock.
2229308
Just closing it should lock it, but you may want to check the "security level" settings. There is high, low, and off. If it's "off" there won't be any security. The security level can by set by clicking the button with a lock under it.
166058
It's like any door knob lock. If you shut it in the open position, you won't be locked out. You can shut it in the locked position also. It's actually an interior knob for bedrooms and baths. It has the little hole on the outside that you can pick to open it if you accidentally get locked out. It replaced a knob that was on my son's door for 14 years. I had to pick it so many times when he was younger that it finally broke. LOL I have a different kind on my front door. You have to use the key to open it if it's locked. We leave the key in it. If we want to go out, we just turn the key to open it. You can't get locked out. It will stay unlocked until you turn the key again from the inside to the lock position. It's not a knob, but has a handle. It's the kind you use your thumb to depress it and push. LOL, sometimes I forget to lock it back, but I live in a very rural area.
804271
Sorry it took so long to respond. But the head of the ratchet does lock as a regular ratchet does. Enabling you to loosen up tighter bolts. Normally I use a breaker bar on most really tight bolts then I finish with the cordless ratchet.