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Schlage Keyless Handlesets

Explore Schlage keyless handlesets and front-entry handles designed to coordinate with electronic deadbolts. This collection includes FE365 keypad handleset listings and FE285 lower handlesets in Camelot, Plymouth and Century configurations. Compare exterior grip styles, interior knobs or levers, and the components included with each model.

Choose an FE365 listing when comparing keypad handleset packages, or an FE285 lower handleset when pairing a front-entry grip with a separately purchased deadbolt. FE285 handlesets do not include the electronic deadbolt. Check door fit, finish and any lever-handing requirement before ordering your entry hardware.

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Choosing Schlage Keypad Handlesets and Matching Entry Handles

Start by deciding whether you need a keypad handleset package or the lower handle assembly for a separate lock. Schlage FE365 listings combine keypad entry with a front-entry handleset and interior knob or lever. FE285 listings provide the exterior grip and interior passage handle, with the deadbolt purchased separately. That distinction matters when comparing prices and planning a complete entry. Read the included-components information for the exact model, and make sure your order covers both the locking hardware and the handle assembly required for the door.

For a Schlage Camelot keypad handleset, compare the FE365 Camelot listings with Georgian knob or Accent lever trim. The collection also includes a Plymouth FE365 listing and FE285 lower handlesets with Camelot, Plymouth or Century designs. Interior choices shown include Georgian knobs and Accent, Flair or Latitude levers, depending on the exterior style. Some lever listings specify left-hand or right-hand configurations. Match the chosen trim and handing to the doorway and adjoining rooms, and check the selected finish on each component rather than assuming every combination is offered.

Measure the opening before replacing an existing handleset. Check door thickness, backset, bore-hole dimensions, spacing between the lock and latch, and the lower grip mounting location against the selected product’s installation instructions. Review both the lower handleset and the separate deadbolt requirements when buying them individually. The exterior keypad and interior lock housing also need enough clearance around the trim. Existing holes and marks left by older hardware can affect your choice, so compare the mounting layout and trim outline before removing the original assembly.

Choose electronic features at the lock level as well as selecting the handleset’s appearance. Review the exact deadbolt’s instructions for code entry, programming, batteries and backup access. If you want app control or connected-home features, confirm that the selected lock supports them; the words keyless or electronic alone do not establish those capabilities. Browse Schlage keyless entry locks to compare related electronic options, or see all Schlage handlesets for other entry configurations. For paired front doors, Schlage dummy handlesets can help coordinate the inactive leaf after you verify the matching design and door preparation.