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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4281 in Home Improvement
- Color: Aged Bronze
- Brand: Schlage Lock Company
- Model: BE469NXCAM716
- Released on: 2013-01-14
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.25" h x 5.13" w x 4.50" l, 3.80 pounds
Features
- ANSI Grade 1 Highest Residential Security
- Durable Resistive Touchscreen with matte finish to protect against fingerprints and smudges
- Anti-pick shield protects against lock tampering
- Strong motorized bolt automatically locks and unlocks when a user code is entered
- Built-in Alarm Technology senses movement of the door and alerts homeowners with an audible alert
From the Manufacturer
Schlage BE469NX Touchscreen Deadbolt
At Schlage, we know security. After all, we’ve been innovating locks for more than 90 years. Now, with the Touchscreen Deadbolt, we’ve created a door lock that combines all of our best security features into one lock—redefining what it means to be secure. With our innovative touchscreen feature, you have the convenience of going keyless and no longer having keys to lose, hide, carry or forget. The fingerprint-resistant touchscreen ensures numbers won’t be detectable to intruders after repeated use—safeguarding your home even more.
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Schlage BE469NX Touchscreen
Features
ANSI Grade 1 - Delivers the highest level of durability and security at the main points of entry.
Durable Resistive Touchscreen - Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen protects against fingerprints and smudges and ensures wear patterns remain undetectable.
Motorized Bolt - Tapered bolt design that automatically locks and unlocks when user code is input.
Auto-lock Feature - If the door is left unlocked the deadbolt will relock automatically after five seconds, as an added security measure.
Built-in Alarm Technology - Audible alerts to potential security threats.
Convenience
Keyless Security - Never have to worry ab9out keys to lose, hide, carry or forget.
Easy Installation - Standard lock design fits most one-hole residential door preps. Installation requires only a screwdriver and no wiring needed.
Auto-handing Feature - intuitively detects the direction the bolt needs to be thrown during installation
Programming - Program user codes right at the lock or via Nexia Home Intelligence portal.
Nexia-enabled - Allows for remote locking and unlocking.
Security
The Schlage BE469NX is BHMA/ANSI Grade 1 certified, the highest residential rating. Built from high quality materials, this keyless deadbolt gives you the highest level of security at the main point of entry. Additionally, the Schlage BE469NX door lock comes with a built-in audible alarm sensor that alerts you to activity at the door. You can select between 3 alert modes, activity, tamper, or forced entry, providing alerts from first contact with door or handle to when the door is opened. Quickly and easily cycle between the three settings simply by pressing a button on the lock.
How will a keypad lock work for you
Busy FamilyDon't worry about your child losing or forgetting their key. With a Schlage electronic lock, each member of the family can have their own 4-digit code that will be easy to remember. If relatives are visiting, program a temporary code for their stay.
Outdoor enthusiastGoing for a jog or a ride? With a keyless lock, you don't have to carry a bulky key chain or worry about losing your keys along the way. Simply press the Schlage button and the motorized deadbolt will lock the door, and use your personal code to unlock when you return.
Pet LoverKeypad locks allow you to give your neighbor or pet sitter a code of their own while you are away. When you return, simply delete the code from the lock. All programming can be done from the keypad; there is no need to remove the lock from the door.
Rental or Vacation Home OwnerReduce headaches and costs from replacing locks and exchanging keys. Install a touchscreen deadbolt on your rental property and save yourself the hassle, and offer your renters added convenience. When your renter moves out, simply change the code.
What is Nexia Home Intelligence
Nexia Home Intelligence is a new way to run your home, from wherever life takes you, by bringing together the best home automation technology with a simple way to manage it from a distance. We’re all busy, on the go and being pulled in a hundred different directions. That makes staying on top of what’s happening at home especially hard. Our system, brought to you by leading household brands Schlage and Trane, uses the latest wireless technology—out of the way and invisible—so there’s nothing to figure out. With Nexia, you can make your house behave the way you want it to — control locks, lights, thermostats, cameras and more, all from your computer or smart phone.
Supported by leading household brands, such as Schlage and Trane, Nexia lets you affordably manage your home the way you want as your needs grow. With the use of a Nexia home bridge, you can wirelessly connect most Z-Wave based products to your home network. Gradually build your system with cameras, locks, lighting and small appliance controls, thermostats and sensors over time, or implement a complete home security and energy management solution from day one.
Nexia Remote Monitoring Service
To utilize the great features of remote access and control your Nexia Home Intelligence system provides, a monthly subscription of $8.99 required. Your service subscription comes with a free one-month trial period that enables you to experience the benefits of this system before billed. There are no contracts or cancellation fees, and any unused months will be refunded. Additionally, the Nexia Home Intelligence system requires the Nexia Home Bridge (sold separately) for wireless connectivity.
Warranty Information
The Schlage BE469NX is backed by a Lifetime Limited mechanical and finish warranty and 1-year electronics warranty.What's in the Box
The Schlage BE469NX includes a touchscreen deadbolt with one back-up key, four AA batteries, and user guide and installation instructions.
Note
*If you plan to use this product with Z-wave systems other than Nexia Home Intelligence, please contact your Z-Wave provider to verify compatibility.
System Features
| Schlage Keypad Deadbolt Family | ||||||||||
 BE469 Touchscreen Deadbolt |  BE369 Keypad Deadbolt |  BE365 Keypad Deadbolt | ||||||||
| Deadbolt Throw | Motorized | Manual | Manual | |||||||
| Built-in Alarm | Yes | No | No | |||||||
| Connects to Nexia Home Intelligence | Yes Monthly Fee Required | Yes Monthly Fee Required | No | |||||||
| Entry | Fingerprint-resistant Touchscreen | Wear-resistant buttons on keypad | Wear-resistant buttons on keypad | |||||||
| ANSI Grading | Grade 1 (Highest) | Grade 2 (Higher) | Grade 2 (Higher) | |||||||
| Wiring Required | No | No | No | |||||||
| Styles Available |  |  |  | |||||||
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By DKNJ
Received the lock yesterday. Its well built and easy to install. It also looks nice (although the interior piece is a tad big). The lock however has two fundamental flaws that are forcing me to return it.
1) The auto lock feature: it does not know if the door is open or closed, therefore if you open the door to say goodbye for example to someone and leave the door open for 30 seconds, it will auto-lock and when you close the door, you will damage the door frame or have to unlock the door to close it - stupid. (Schalge can fix this using a magnet in the cylinder and strike plate) It also auto locks only after 30 seconds, this should be adjustable from 5 secs to 1 min.
2) The auto-lock is unusually loud - sounds like a power drill - too loud.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By ProTidy Cleaning Service
Our office goes unattended frequently during the day so this touchscreen deadbolt now allows us to keep the door locked. A master (vacation) code disables all users for non business hours. Assigning up to 30 codes is easy, and installation was a breeze - It even comes with 4 AA Duracell Ultra Power batteries. Looking forward to getting the Nexia bridge for remote operation, and notifications to see who's coming and going.
Build quality is excellent, and the lock motor/mechanism works very well - hopefully lifespan will be good since it gets cycled dozens of times each day.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Wayne
If you want locks with keypads, Schlage gives you a number of choices. This new touchscreen deadbolt overcomes some of the limitations of their previous offerings. Their Schlage FE599GRNX CAM 619 ACC 619 Keypad Lever Home Security Kit with Nexia Home Intelligence(Z-Wave) gives you a good way to get started and even includes the z-wave controller. While it works well, it defeats the purpose of having an automated system unless your deadbolt is automated too. And frankly, with this deadbolt, I can't see a strong need for a locking handset. Schlage also offers a Schlage BE369NX CAM 619 Home Keypad Deadbolt with Nexia Home Intelligence but that too has its limitations. An advantage it has is battery life. Instead of moving the deadbolt, it enables or disables it. So you can't really lock it remotely, and "unlocking" is a matter of enabling it so somebody could turn the lock. Both of those solutions came up short, in my opinion, but they did work with the Z-wave controller within the realm of their capabilities.
There are several models of this new offering with different finishes to choose from. I tried several of them, and the installation process and function is identical for all of them. This model is attractive and less utilitarian looking than some of the others and the keypad works well without showing fingerprints. The style of the front and back, and all components is consistent. It's a big improvement over the keypad on the older models. This new lockset actually controls the deadbolt itself, and allows you to open it with a code, close it with the press of a button, have it lock itself after 30 seconds, as well as give it multiple codes. These are things that the Kwikset 910TRL ZW 11P SMT Traditional Deadbolt with Z-Wave Technology did all along. I don't have that model, but do have the non Z-wave model, which does all the things I mentioned. Adding Z-wave lets locks such as the Schlage do much more. You can lock this remotely, unlock it remotely, or remotely set up a one time code for somebody else to use. You could even add or remove codes using a remote computer or smartphone, add codes that work on a schedule, and allow access to some people only for given time frames.
Schlage marketed the handset version as a Z-wave model and stressed it so much that it failed to include instructions on how to program many of the functions manually. The instructions for this model are much better, and whether you use Z-wave or not, they will tell you how to use it. What they don't go into are some of the more advanced things you can do with Z-wave, such as having the lock open with a code that can also turn on (or off) the lights and readjust the thermostat, and a different sequence or set of tasks can be programmed for each code.
Earlier products were limited to four digit codes. Kwikset allows 4-8 digit codes, and now Schlage gives you a choice of anything from four to eight digits. The difference is that Kwikset doesn't require all codes to be the same length. So if you have a six digit code and want to set a code for your housekeeper using her phone number as the code, Kwikset will let you do it and Schlage won't.
Schlage also offers a comprehensive set of Z-wave products, so you can have a Trane TZEMT400BB3NX Home Energy Management Thermostat (Z-Wave) as well as lighting controllers and dimmers, as well as a variety of locks all controlled from the Nexia Home website or your smartphone. The down side is that you need to pay a monthly subscription, while there are systems on the market without monthly fees that should, in theory, work just fine with this lockset. Unfortunately, Schlage is only set up to give support for its own products, so if you want to use a different solution for Z-wave you are on your own. Whether the fee is justifiable depends on your needs.
The installation process was fairly straightforward, and not much more complicated than installing any deadbolt. Syncing this with the Schlage Z-wave controller is also straightforward, but I can't comment on using other brands of controllers. Unlike earlier models, this one comes with a single key. The marketing angle on this is that the key is used for emergencies and is not supposed to be used day to day. And I suppose that makes sense since codes are easier to use. Kwikset on the other hand has their smartkey feature, making it easy to key all compatible locks alike very quickly. The only reason I ever used a key on those models with keypads was after entering the wrong code and not wanting to wait until it would let me enter another one. I feel comfortable enough not carrying a key for this lock, primarily because I have multiple doors and the chances of all the locks failing is slim. There should also be ample warning that the batteries will need changing, so you should not get locked out because of dead batteries. I'll have to wait and see how long the batteries last on this model, but I know from experience that the motorized Kwikset locks needed batteries much more frequently than the older Schlage models.
Another nice feature that this has is that right after unlocking it with the code, you can quickly lock and unlock with the knob to override the 30 second automatic lock if you have that set up. So if you have multiple trips to make from the car when unloading groceries, it's nice not to have the motor constantly relocking the door. Locking manually resets this. What this one lacks is an alarm if the bolt can't close, such as when the door is ajar by a half inch and things don't line up. Under that circumstance, the lock won't retry later. The Kwikset will sound its alarm and retry. I know this because I keep leaving the door slightly ajar with the Kwikset to keep it from locking me out every 30 seconds under these circumstances.
This lockset is also physically robust, with strong hardware for anchoring the striker plate, and the deadbolt looks about 50% thicker than the one on my corresponding Kwikset. There is a built in alarm feature that can be set to alert you to activity, tampering, or forced entry with a loud (smoke alarm level) alarm.
Overall this does everything I need in a deadbolt, and perhaps more. The robustness of the build, the improvement in the keypad, the alarm capability, and the ability to override the automatic locking when needed are enough to put this at the top of my list for deadbolts.
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