Veise Fingerprint Deadbolt Door Lock

What matters most

Fingerprint access is the standout feature of the Veise KS02C: it’s designed to unlock with a scan or passcode, so family members don’t have to keep track of a shared key. It also accepts physical keys and one-time temporary PINs, giving you different ways to handle everyday entry and visitors. The backlit keypad is another practical touch for entering a code after dark, while the anti-peep feature lets you add random digits around your actual code to make it less obvious to someone nearby.

The lock can store up to 20 fingerprints, and its auto-lock timer can be set from 10 to 99 seconds. That gives you a choice between having it lock shortly after you leave or allowing more time at the door. Without having tried it, the multiple entry methods look useful for a busy household, though fingerprint recognition won’t suit everyone as well as a keypad or key.

How it fits

This is a deadbolt-and-knob set intended for a front, back, or side door, among other listed locations. It fits doors 1-3/8 to 2 inches thick and requires two 2-1/8-inch holes. It’s described as suitable for standard left- or right-handed doors, and installation is intended to use a screwdriver without drilling. Those measurements matter more than the broad compatibility claim: check your door before choosing it.

The lock has an ANSI/BHMA Grade 3 rating and an IP54 waterproof design, with a zinc construction. Keep in mind that its four AA batteries are not included, so you’ll need to supply them. The listed battery life is up to one year, and a red indicator comes on below 15% battery. Two backup keys offer another way in if the batteries run out.

A solid pick if you want keyless entry with a physical backup and temporary codes for visitors. You may want to skip it if your door doesn’t match the stated thickness and hole requirements, or if you want a lock with specifications beyond the listed Grade 3 rating.

Tips for day-to-day use

Set the auto-lock delay to match how you use the entrance, for a quick trip outside, the one-touch lock function is also available by holding any key for two seconds. A temporary PIN can be useful when a dog walker or cleaner needs access, since it invalidates after use. For a gathering or moving day, Passage Mode disables auto-lock. Vacation Mode takes a different approach, disabling all codes except the master code and key, the product description says an alarm sounds if someone tries to open the door while it’s active.

Silent Mode stops keypad beeps, but low-battery and security alerts remain audible. That distinction is worth knowing if you’re choosing a quieter setting for late-night entry. The inside thumbturn provides manual operation, so someone indoors can lock or unlock without entering a code.

Practical doubts

Does it include batteries? No. It uses four AA batteries, which are not included.

Can visitors use it temporarily? Yes. The description lists one-time temporary PINs that invalidate after use.

What support and warranty are listed? It includes a one-year limited warranty, with a free one-year extension after product registration. US phone support is listed for set weekday and Saturday hours, alongside 24/7 email support.

Final verdict

The KS02C makes most sense if you want several entry options—fingerprint, keypad, temporary PIN, or key—in one deadbolt set, and your door matches its installation dimensions. Its auto-lock, backlit keypad, and backup keys address everyday convenience as well as basic access concerns. The tradeoff is that you’ll need to supply batteries and accept the stated fit requirements and Grade 3 rating, shoppers looking for a different security grade or a door outside those dimensions should consider another style of lock.