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Schlage Lock FE595VPLYXFLA505 Plymouth Electronic Keypad Entry Lockset

Schlage Lock FE595VPLYXFLA505 Plymouth Electronic Keypad Entry Lockset

(8 customer reviews)

List Price:	$250.00
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Description:

Electronic entry keypad. Visual pack. Plymouth exterior with interior Flair lever. For keyed exterior doors. Flex locking, switch between unlocked or automatic relocking. Unlocked by valid user code from outside. Inside lever always unlocked. Key can be

Features:

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Electronic entry keypad

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Visual pack

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Plymouth exterior with interior Flair lever

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For keyed exterior doors

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Flex locking, switch between unlocked or automatic relocking

Product Details:

Product Length:	8.25 inches
Product Width:	6.3 inches
Product Height:	10.36 inches
Product Weight:	5.8 pounds
Package Length:	10.5 inches
Package Width:	8.3 inches
Package Height:	6.6 inches
Package Weight:	4.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 8 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 8 customer reviews )
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

No more getting locked outMar 11, 2009
By Bill Kearney "wkearney99"
These are a breeze to install. If you've already got a Schlage handle you can swap out this for the existing one without having to change the mortise hardware AT ALL. Just remove the old handles and put these in it's place. That's what I did on three of my doors, it literally took no more than 10 minutes to do the job.

From a usability standpoint they're excellent. You lock the door as usual from the inside by turning the knob to a horizonal (-) position. The outside handle won't open the door unless you enter the code. It automatically re-locks the door in a few seconds. If you leave the inside lock knob in the vertical (|) position then it, of course, stays unlocked. To unlock you just press the (schlage) button on the keypad (this lights the keypad) and enter the code. The lock makes a slight 'snik' noise and it's unlocked. Once you close the door it automatically locks again.

No more walking out the back door to empty the trash and get myself locked out. Now I can just tap in the code.

These are very well made. They're a good bit heavier grade than the regular Schlage ones I removed. But they fit right into the same opening in the door. Is this convenience worth the price? Seeing as I how picked mine up at 40% during the Expo Center closing sale, I'd have to say "of course!" But even at regular street prices these are excellent quality lock sets (for residential stuff). The keypad convenience is a price premium, but well worth it the first time you walk out in the cold, in bare feet, without your keys...

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Great ProductOct 17, 2011
By JohnDarl
My wife wanted one of these locks and talked me into buying one. Since then I have purchaced 10 more of this type of Schlege locks. Everyone who sees or uses it wants one. I had one on a summer house I sold and that gentleman bought this lock for his other house. We gave one to each of our 3 kids and they love them. I bought one for a friend who drove 6 hours to his vacation home in Maine and locked himself out and had to break a window.

These locks look good, program easily, and are very convenient. You can add and subtract codes at any time. My only warning is if you buy one you'll want more if you have multiple doors you use on a regular basis. Also, you can buy this lock at Lowes for the same price as on line.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

other reviewer right... good but cheaper at LowesFeb 21, 2011
By D. M. Smith "just me"
I got this and put it on my door and it worked well. I wanted two like it for my other two exterior doors so read the reviews more thoroughly. Found one suggested getting same product at Lowes where it not only costs less but if you want them all keyed alike for the emergency key when key pad may not work, you can get it keyed alike.

I bought my next two there and had them keyed to this one. While there I asked if the lock is really tamper resistant and the locksmith at Lowes said NOT as it is very easy to break into or unlock the door with bump key. All you need to have is the right shape key for bumping. If you live in an area that requires tamper resistant, if you like this style of entry so you also can use a key pad, investigate possibility of replacing the key entry with something by Medco. They do make some replacement cores and keys that fit some of the Schlage locks so may be. I have not done so and have not yet placed the last entry onto my front door which is the most exposed. Probably will go ahead with it but just be aware there could be issues so may be have a bolt (as I do) for security beyond the keyed entry on this product.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Flair Levers not for a house with small children.Jan 30, 2012
By Lorrie
These locks are absolutly fantastic, you can change the code for different people and delete them when you want. I would give it a 5 star if we didnt have small grandchildren. I do however need to advise that if you have small children I would suggest the "knob" style keypad lock and not the lever style. My 16 month old granddaughter opened it in a split second and was out the door. At home she cannot do the knob yet and I am changing mine to the knob type. I called Schelage and after waiting on hold for 14 minutes to speak with a human, they told me they are not interchangable therefore we have to buy an entire new lock set. Hope this helps someone out there.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Nice lock, terrible customer serviceJan 13, 2012
By mrmac
I own several rental houses near the beach and have this or a similar Schlage lock installed in each of them. The good: they work well (when they work) but don't hold up well in the humid ocean air. I just bought a new one to replace one that is just a little older than a year.

As for the customer service issue, I just bought the lock which had a clearly defective handle on it. It does not have a pin hole where it is supposed to and it will not engage and hold in place correctly. On the installation instructions they specifically tell you if there is a problem "do not return it to the store" but to call customer service. Well I called and after waiting a 1/2 hr gave up. I put it aside and tried calling again a few days later. They told me to return it to the store. Of course I already spent some time programming the lock and will have to start over with that. I asked if they could just ship me a replacement handle. They said yes, but it would take 10-14 days. Wow! They have a clear manufacturing error and they can't send me a part right out.

Issue #2 The lock has a lifetime warranty on mechanical parts. Unfortunately on the coast the electronics seem to give out in a little over a year. They say they test the lock for extremes of temperature but apparently not for humidity. I do believe there are inexpensive processes they could coat the electronics with to make them hold up better. I will be sending a query off to their tech support to see how they respond to that.

Again, I may be a bit harsh in my 2 star appraisal, but I do believe there are some issues that need to be addressed.

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