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Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock
Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock
Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock
Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock
Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock
Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock

Schlage Satin Nickel Steel Electric Touch Screen Entry Lock

Ditch the keys - set your own code and lock up with a tap on this steel, Grade 2 touchscreen entry lock.
Schlage MPN FE695VCAM619ACC In Stock & Ready to Ship
$169.99
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About Product Overview

This Schlage touchscreen entry lock swaps out keys for a keypad, letting you set your own code and walk in hands-free. Built from steel and rated Grade 2, it's tough enough for commercial doors but sized and styled for home entryways too. The satin nickel finish and lever handle give it a clean, traditional look that works with most exterior door hardware.

It's a solid fit for anyone tired of fumbling with keys - families who want to hand out codes instead of copies, landlords managing rental units, or homeowners who just want one less thing to carry. Comes packaged in a clamshell for easy retail handling and straightforward setup at home.

  • Electric touchscreen keypad entry - no physical key required
  • Grade 2 residential/commercial rating for everyday durability
  • Satin nickel finish with lever-style handle
  • Steel construction
  • Weighs 4.2 lbs; measures 6.1 x 6.6 x 9.4 inches
  • Clamshell packaging

The Details Specifications

Brand Schlage
Model / MPN FE695VCAM619ACC
UPC 043156434343
Weight 4 lbs
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Manufacturer documentation · opens in new tab
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