Veise Keyless Entry Deadbolt VE001
Product description
What to know
A keypad deadbolt makes sense when you want to share door access without handing out extra keys. The Veise VE001 supports up to 20 user codes, so it can suit a household with several people or a rental where access needs change. It also offers one-time codes for visitors or service providers, those codes delete after use, rather than remaining active for ongoing entry.
The lock has an ANSI/BHMA Grade 3 rating, an IP55 weather-resistance rating, and a satin nickel finish. Its keypad is backlit, and the anti-peep feature lets you add random digits before or after your actual code. Keep in mind that this is a keypad deadbolt, not a phone-connected smart lock: the listed controls are codes, keypad buttons, and backup keys.
How to use it
Set up personal codes for regular users and reserve a one-time code for someone who needs to enter while you’re away. For example, you could provide a cleaner with temporary access and avoid leaving a key under a mat. The lock also has an auto-lock timer, adjustable from 10 to 99 seconds, it’s disabled by default. To lock from outside right away, press and hold any key for 2 seconds.
The lock runs on 4 AA batteries, which aren’t included. The product information states up to 13 months of battery life under normal use and says a low-battery alert appears below 20%. Two backup keys provide another way to enter if needed. Battery life can vary with use, so the alert is useful, but it doesn’t replace keeping spare batteries available.
Practical tips
Before choosing it, compare your door with the stated fit: the lock is designed for standard US doors with 2-1/8-inch holes. If you can’t confirm that opening size, don’t assume it will fit without that measurement. Installation is described as a screwdriver-only job with no drilling required, and a step-by-step video guide is available.
The IP55 rating is intended to help with dust and rain exposure, making the lock relevant for front or back doors, garages, and apartments. That rating is a specific protection claim, not a promise that the lock can be submerged. The satin nickel finish may also matter if you want the hardware to blend with existing door fixtures, though the supplied details don’t specify other finish options.
Before you decide
Can multiple people have their own access code? Yes. The lock supports up to 20 user codes, which can help keep household access separate from a one-time visitor code.
Can you let someone in temporarily? The product description says you can create a one-time code for a neighbor, tenant, delivery driver, cleaner, or service professional. It deletes after use.
What happens if the batteries run low? A low-battery alert is specified, and two backup keys are included for emergency access. The 4 AA batteries themselves are not included.
When it makes sense
It suits you if you want keyless everyday entry, code sharing, and a physical backup key in one deadbolt. Compared with a basic keyed lock, it offers more ways to manage who can enter without passing around copies of a key. It might not be a great match if you need app-based access or haven’t confirmed the stated door-hole size, neither should be assumed from the keypad features. For a standard-fitting door and a household or rental that benefits from separate codes, its useful advantage is simpler access management—not a broader connected-home setup.