HIDALIFE HL-300L Keypad Door Lock, 2-Pack with Handle and Anti-Peep Codes
Product description
For a front door, rental room, or office where people need separate ways to enter, the HIDALIFE HL-300L uses keypad codes instead of making a physical key the only option. This two-pack includes a handle and offers up to 20 user codes, plus one-time codes. The keypad has an anti-peep feature, and the lock includes an adjustable auto-lock timer. The 9V battery is not included.
Product specs
- Type: Keypad door lock with handle
- Model: HL-300L
- Material: Zinc
- User access: 20 user codes and one-time codes
- Keypad features: Anti-peep entry, touch control, backlight, and silent option
- Lock modes: Adjustable auto-lock timer from 2 to 99 seconds and passage mode
- Door fit: 2-1/8-inch hole, 2-3/8-inch or 2-3/4-inch backset
- Power: 9V battery, not included
The anti-peep function lets a user add random digits before or after the real code, which may help obscure the password from someone nearby. Separate codes can also make it easier to manage access for household members or guests without handing out the same key. One-time codes are relevant for temporary access, though the supplied details do not describe app control or remote management.
Who it’s for
This lock is aimed at buyers who want keypad entry with a conventional handle, particularly in a household or rental setting where access needs may change. It can suit a family that wants individual codes, or a property owner who would rather issue a temporary code than pass around a spare key. It’s a great fit if the door already has the specified hole and backset and keypad access is the feature you need. Compared with a basic keyed handle, it adds code-based entry and selectable lock modes, it is not presented as a remotely controlled smart-home lock.
Buyer feedback is mixed on ease of use and durability. Some customers describe the lock positively, while others report trouble removing the key when the door is unlocked, and there are reports of breakage or a handle coming loose. Those accounts are worth weighing if long-term reliability is a priority, they do not establish how every unit will perform.
Box contents
The listed components include exterior and interior assemblies, a latch, levers, strike plate and strike box, physical backup keys, screws, a drilling template, and a user manual. The latch supports either of the stated backsets. Check the door’s existing hole and backset before choosing this over a simpler replacement handle, since matching those dimensions is central to a straightforward fit.
What to clarify
How many access codes can it store? The product details specify up to 20 user codes and also list one-time codes. They do not explain how one-time codes are configured or whether they count toward the stated capacity.
What should I measure before installation? Check for a 2-1/8-inch door hole and a 2-3/8-inch or 2-3/4-inch backset. The supplied information gives differing door-thickness ranges, so confirm the fit for your door before installing.
Does it run on a battery? Yes. The product description specifies a 9V battery, which is not included, so you’ll need to supply one.
Is it worth it?
The HL-300L makes the most sense when keypad access, multiple user codes, and a handle are the main reasons for replacing a lock. Its timer, passage mode, and anti-peep entry add useful choices without requiring a physical key for every entry. Choose a simpler keyed lock if those keypad functions are unnecessary, or look for a different feature set if remote access is essential. The reported durability concerns also make it sensible to consider how much confidence you need in a door lock before choosing this two-pack.