Veise Keyless Entry Deadbolt VE001

The VE001 combines keypad entry with up to 20 user codes, giving a household or rental property a way to share access without passing around spare keys. Its backlit keypad and anti-peep password feature are useful when someone needs to unlock the door after dark or enter a code while another person is nearby. It also offers automatic locking and two backup keys, though the auto-lock timer is disabled by default and the four AA batteries are not included.

Key specifications

This is an electronic keypad deadbolt with ANSI/BHMA Grade 3 security and an IP55 rating for resistance to dust and rain. The body is described as reinforced aluminum alloy. These details make it a candidate for an exterior door, but they don’t replace checking whether its fit and security level suit your particular door and needs.

You can program up to 20 user codes, plus create one-time codes for visitors or service providers. The one-time code deletes itself after use, which is handy when a cleaner needs access while you’re away but shouldn’t retain an ongoing entry method. To help shield a regular code from onlookers, the keypad lets you enter random digits before or after it. The keypad is backlit for nighttime use.

The auto-lock timer can be set from 10 to 99 seconds, according to the maker, it is off by default. For an immediate lock from outside, press and hold any key for two seconds. The lock runs on four AA batteries, sold separately, and has a low-battery alert below 20%. The maker states up to 13 months of battery life under normal use, but actual use conditions may differ.

Who it’s for

This setup makes the most sense for busy households, rental properties, or anyone who regularly needs to grant temporary access. Picture a service provider arriving while you’re at work: a one-time code can provide entry without leaving a key under a mat or arranging a handoff. For family members or tenants who need recurring access, individual user codes offer a different approach from sharing one household key.

It makes sense if you want keypad access and a physical backup in one deadbolt. Not the best choice if you need a lock with a higher stated ANSI/BHMA grade, or if your door doesn’t match the listed installation dimensions. The lock is designed for standard US doors with a 2-1/8-inch hole, check that measurement before choosing. Installation is described as a screwdriver-only job with no drilling required, but the fit still depends on your existing door.

In the box

The product description specifies two backup keys. It does not provide a complete box inventory, so don’t assume other accessories are included. Four AA batteries are required and are not included, plan to have them available before installation. The two keys provide a way to access the door if keypad entry or battery power becomes an issue.

Before you decide

Does the auto-lock work right away? It’s disabled by default. You can set a timer from 10 to 99 seconds, or lock from outside by holding any key for two seconds.

Can I give someone access just once? The description says you can create a one-time code that deletes after it is used, which suits a planned visit without ongoing access.

What should I check before installation? Confirm that your door has the specified 2-1/8-inch hole and that the four AA batteries are on hand. The listing says installation requires a screwdriver and no drilling.

Should you buy it?

Choose the VE001 if keypad entry, multiple user codes, temporary guest access, and backup keys address everyday needs at your door. Its Grade 3 rating and stated weather resistance offer useful context, but this is still a specific fit-and-feature choice, not a substitute for a higher-grade deadbolt when that is your priority. Check the door hole and budget time for battery setup, if they work for your situation, its code options can simplify access without relying on a shared spare key.