Veise Keyless Entry Door Lock, Satin Nickel

When keys get misplaced or guests need access while you’re away, a keypad can make the front door easier to manage. The Veise RZ-C combines an electronic deadbolt with two lever handles, letting household members use personal PINs and giving visitors one-time codes. It also includes physical backup keys, so keyless entry doesn’t mean giving up a keyed way in. For a quick real-world example, you could give a delivery person a temporary code rather than share the PIN your family uses every day.

Quick overview

The lock stores up to 20 permanent PIN codes and supports one-time codes that delete after use. An anti-peeping feature lets you enter extra random numbers before or after your actual PIN, which may help keep someone nearby from spotting it. The backlit keypad is intended to make nighttime entry easier, while silent mode gives you a way to reduce keypad noise.

Auto-lock can be set to engage after 10–99 seconds, or you can press and hold any key for two seconds to lock from outside. Ten consecutive incorrect password attempts trigger an alarm and a three-minute lockout. Keep in mind that this is keypad-based access, not a stated app-controlled system, shoppers who need remote management should look for explicit app or connectivity support.

Best use cases

This setup makes sense for a household that wants separate codes for family members, or for hosts who need temporary access codes for guests. Passage Mode disables auto-lock, which can help during a gathering or while moving items through the doorway. Vacation Mode disables all codes when you’re away, and low-battery alerts give you a warning before battery replacement is needed.

The handle is zinc alloy, and the deadbolt is listed as ANSI Grade 3 with an IP54 water-resistance rating. According to the maker, four AA batteries (not included) provide over one year of operation. That estimate depends on use, so keep the included physical keys accessible rather than treating the keypad as your only entry method.

Tips for day-to-day use

Set up permanent PINs for the people who need regular access, and use one-time codes for short visits. If you share the keypad with others nearby, the anti-peeping feature offers another way to enter a PIN less visibly. Before buying, check your door dimensions: the lock is listed for left- or right-handed doors 1-3/8"–2" thick with two standard 2-1/8" bore holes. Installation uses a screwdriver and includes instructions and a video tutorial, but the fit still depends on your existing door preparation.

Compared with a basic keyed lock, this gives you code sharing and automatic locking without handing out copies of a key. A solid pick if you want keypad access and flexible guest entry, Not the best choice if you need confirmed remote control or your door falls outside the stated fit requirements.

Questions before you buy

Are backup keys included? Yes. The package includes two physical keys for keyed entry.

Can the door stay unlocked for a while? Passage Mode disables auto-lock, which is useful when you need the doorway to remain accessible.

Are batteries included? No. The lock uses four AA batteries, which are not included, and provides low-battery alerts.

Buying verdict

The RZ-C is worth considering when your main goal is replacing routine key use with PIN entry, automatic locking, and temporary guest access. Its standout practical advantage is the mix of permanent and one-time codes, backed by physical keys if the batteries run out or keypad entry isn’t convenient. Skip it if you need features the listing doesn’t specify, such as remote app access, or if your door’s thickness and bore holes don’t match the stated requirements.