Schlage Keyless Locks & Electronic Keypad Door Locks

Schlage Keyless Locks, Keypad Door Locks & Electronic Entry Hardware

Schlage keyless locks cover several electronic entry formats, so the best starting point is the type of hardware already installed on the door. A Schlage keypad lock may be configured as a deadbolt, lever, knob or handleset, and the exterior interface may use push buttons or a touchscreen depending on the model family. Some electronic locks retain a keyed cylinder as a backup access method, while others are designed primarily around code entry. Keeping those formats together on this parent page makes it easier to compare Schlage electronic locks without mixing them with unrelated mechanical lock categories.

For a dedicated deadbolt, shop Schlage keyless, electronic and keypad deadbolts. These include keypad and touchscreen models such as BE365 and BE375 families along with newer electronic options. For connected models with Wi-Fi, Z-Wave or other smart-home features, browse Schlage smart deadbolts. Separating standard keypad deadbolts from connected smart deadbolts helps keep access method and compatibility clear.

If you prefer a latch-based lock rather than a separate deadbolt, compare Schlage keypad levers and keyless door handles, or browse Schlage keyless door knobs for electronic knob-style hardware. For complete front-entry configurations, use Schlage keyless handlesets. Product families such as FE575, FE595 and FE695 appear across keypad and touchscreen lever or knob formats, while exact availability varies by trim and finish.

Before ordering a Schlage electronic lock, confirm the physical door preparation as carefully as you would for a mechanical lock. Check backset, door thickness, bore dimensions, latch or bolt preparation, handing where required and clearance for the exterior and interior trim. Then review the electronic details on the specific product page, including battery requirements, code capacity, programming method and any app, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or home-automation compatibility. Features can differ substantially between product generations even when the locks have a similar exterior appearance.

For broader mechanical and electronic options, return to all Schlage door locks and hardware. If you are replacing an older Schlage keyless lock, matching the existing model family, door preparation and trim dimensions can reduce unnecessary drilling or patching. When the goal is simply code-based entry, a basic keypad lock may be the most direct solution; when remote control or connected-home integration matters, narrow the selection to a compatible smart-lock model.