View the Schlage BE365, FE575 and FE595 Keypad Lock user manual
23780042
Schlage Keypad Lock manual specifications
Below you will find the product specifications and the manual specifications of the Schlage Lock Keypad BE365, FE575 and FE595.
| Brand | Schlage |
| Models | BE365, FE575 and FE595 |
| Product | Electronic Keypad Lock |
FAQs about the Schlage Locks BE365, FE575 and FE595
Which Schlage model would be a good fit for me, the BE365, FE575, or FE595?
Schlage locks BE365 is a basic keypad entry lock that’s generally more affordable. It’s a good option if you’re looking for a simple and budget-friendly solution. Where as, Schlage Keypad locks FE575 model offers more advanced features than the BE365, such as auto-lock functionality and potentially more user codes. It’s a good choice if you want added convenience and security.
On the other hand, Schlage FE595 Lock is a high-end model with features like touchscreen technology and potentially more advanced connectivity options (check the specific model specifications). It’s a good choice if you’re looking for a premium and feature-rich lock.
Are these Electronic Keypad Locks easy to install myself?
Schlage Locks are generally designed for easy installation, and many homeowners can install them themselves with basic DIY skills. However, if you’re not comfortable with DIY projects or if you have any doubts, it’s always best to consult with a qualified locksmith.
What are the key differences between these BE365, FE575, or FE595 models in terms of features and price?
The main differences lie in features like auto-lock, touchscreen technology, number of user codes, and connectivity options. Higher-end models like the Schlage FE595 Keypad typically offer more advanced features.
The BE365 Keypad Lock Model is generally the most affordable, followed by the FE575 Model, and the FE595 Model is usually the most expensive.
How do I choose the right finish for my door?
Schlage offers a variety of finishes for their locks, such as satin nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and matte black. Choose a finish that complements the style of your home and door hardware.
