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Schlage Keyless Door Knobs

Shop Schlage keypad door knobs for convenient code access on entry doors, side doors and garage entries. Compare keyless knob listings with Plymouth and Camelot trim, including FE595 Flex-Lock and FE575 Auto-Lock options. Choose the locking behavior that suits how you use the door, then review the finish and configuration available on the product listing.

FE595 Flex-Lock offers a choice of unlocked access or automatic relocking, while FE575 Auto-Lock automatically relocks after code entry. Check the selected model’s installation requirements, battery information and key override details before ordering. For a traditional keyed alternative, browse Schlage keyed entry door knobs.
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Choosing a Schlage Keypad Door Knob

A Schlage keypad door knob combines a numeric keypad with a knob-operated latch, allowing entry with a programmed user code. This format suits shoppers who want code access while keeping a round knob rather than a lever handle. Start by deciding how the door should lock between uses, then compare the model, trim and finish. The collection includes FE595 Plymouth and Camelot keypad knob listings as well as an FE575 Plymouth Auto-Lock listing. Check the selected product for its available configuration and ordering details.

The FE595 Flex-Lock and FE575 Auto-Lock functions serve different routines. FE595 Flex-Lock lets you use the interior thumbturn to choose between unlocked access and automatic relocking. FE575 Auto-Lock automatically relocks after code entry and does not offer the FE595’s stay-unlocked setting. Both models have a mechanical key override and use battery power. Review the instructions for your exact model before programming codes or changing the locking mode. Keyless entry describes access by code; check separately for any connected features you require rather than assuming an electronic keypad includes remote control or app access.

Before replacing an existing entry knob, measure the door thickness, backset and bore preparation and compare them with the selected product’s specifications. Check clearance for the keypad housing, especially if another lock or decorative trim sits above the knob. Review the included latch, strike and mounting hardware instead of assuming every component from the old installation will transfer. Choose the knob design and finish together with the exterior trim so the complete assembly suits the door. When ordering for several openings, record the full model and finish for each door to keep the functions and appearances consistent with your plan.

For a lever-operated alternative, compare Schlage electronic and keyless entry door levers. If your project calls for a separate code-operated deadbolt, browse Schlage keypad and electronic deadbolts and check the door preparation for that lock format. Traditional Schlage keyed entry door knobs provide another option when you prefer mechanical keyed entry. Return to the main Schlage door knobs collection to compare other knob functions. If you need help choosing a replacement, contact Factory Direct Hardware with your current model number, door measurements and preferred locking behavior before ordering.