TEEHO TE001 Keyless Entry Deadbolt, Bronze Keypad, 20 Codes, IP54

A backlit keypad makes everyday entry straightforward, with no need to reach for a key for routine access. The TEEHO TE001 provides 20 user codes and supports a temporary PIN for a one-time guest entry. Its bronze finish and deadbolt design suit front or back doors. Two backup keys provide another way to unlock it.

What matters most

Set individual codes for household members, then create a single-use code for a guest, that PIN is deleted after use. Anti-peeping password protection helps keep code entry discreet, while the illuminated keypad is easier to see when lighting is low. For quick departures, press and hold any keypad key for two seconds to lock the door. You can also set automatic locking for 10–99 seconds, this feature is off by default.

The TE001 is rated ANSI Grade 3 and has an IP54 rating. Its metal construction, oil-rubbed bronze finish, and traditional deadbolt profile make it a practical choice when you want keypad entry in a familiar lock format. Compared with a key-only deadbolt, it offers code-based access for daily routines while retaining backup-key entry.

How it fits

The lock is designed for a 2-1/8-inch (54 mm) door hole, a door thickness of 1-3/8–2 inches (35–50 mm), and a 2-3/8- or 2-3/4-inch (60–70 mm) backset. It can be set up for either left- or right-handed doors. Installation uses a screwdriver, and the package includes the keypad deadbolt, latch, strike plate, installation and programming instructions, and two SC1 backup keys.

Before first use, reset the lock according to its instructions so it can detect the door’s handing. Buyers often praise the straightforward installation and code programming, and appreciate entering by keypad instead of fumbling for keys. Feedback on automatic locking is mixed, so confirm your chosen setting during setup.

Usage tips

Power the lock with four AA batteries, which are not included. A red indicator alerts you when the battery level falls below 15%, giving you a prompt to replace the batteries. You can mute the lock, use vacation mode, and set a wrong-entry limit through its available features. For shared access, assign individual codes rather than relying on one household-wide PIN, use the temporary code when access should end after a single entry.

If you enable automatic locking, choose a delay that suits how people use the doorway and remember that the feature starts turned off. The one-touch option offers a separate, direct way to secure the door from the keypad when leaving.

Should you buy it?

Choose the TEEHO TE001 if you want to replace key-first entry with a keypad while keeping backup keys available. Its 20 user codes, single-use guest PIN, backlit keypad, and configurable locking give households practical ways to manage everyday access. The bronze finish and conventional deadbolt format also make it a natural fit for a front or back door where simple code entry is the priority.