Veise Keyless Entry Door Lock with Zinc Alloy Handle

Getting the most from it

A keypad lock can make everyday entry easier without asking everyone in the household to carry a key. The Veise RZ-C pairs that approach with two lever handles and physical backup keys.

If you prioritize PIN access for family and guests, its code options are the draw, if you prefer a simpler setup with no electronic features to manage, a conventional lock may suit you better.

A practical use: set a one-time code for a delivery or visitor, then let it delete after use. The keypad is backlit for nighttime entry, and the anti-peeping feature lets you enter extra random digits before or after your PIN to make it harder for someone nearby to spot the code.

Why it’s worth it

The lock stores 20 permanent PIN codes, useful when different household members or trusted visitors need separate access. You can also set auto-lock to engage after 10–99 seconds, or press any key for two seconds to lock from outside. That gives you a choice between automatic locking and a quick manual action when you’re heading out.

There are a few modes for changing circumstances. Passage Mode disables auto-lock when you want the door to stay accessible, such as while hosting. Silent Mode reduces operating noise, while Vacation Mode disables all codes. Ten consecutive incorrect password attempts trigger an alarm and a three-minute lockout. Two physical backup keys are included, and a low-battery alert is intended to give you warning before the batteries run out.

The handle is zinc alloy, and the deadbolt is listed as ANSI Grade 3 with an IP54 weather-resistance rating. According to the maker, four AA batteries (not included) provide over one year of operation. That runtime is a stated estimate, not a reason to skip checking the battery indicator or keeping the backup keys accessible.

Key takeaways

• Access: 20 permanent PINs, one-time codes, and two backup keys.
• Locking: Adjustable auto-lock, plus a manual locking shortcut.
• Extra modes: Passage, Silent, and Vacation modes.
• Installation fit: For left- or right-handed doors 1-3/8"–2" thick with two standard 2-1/8" bore holes, installation instructions and a video tutorial are included.

Worth considering if you want keypad entry for regular household access and occasional guests, but still value physical keys as a backup. The tradeoff is that this setup depends on batteries, which are not included, and its listed fit requirements are specific. Check your door measurements before choosing it, the included screwdriver-only installation guidance does not mean every door will match those dimensions.

When it makes sense

This lock makes the most sense for a home where several people need access, or where temporary codes are more convenient than handing out spare keys. The backlit keypad can help when you arrive after dark, while Passage Mode is useful when people are moving in and out during an event. It offers more access flexibility than a basic keyed lock, without the product information listing app-based controls or remote management.

Better avoided if your door does not meet the stated thickness and bore-hole requirements, or if you want a lock that does not rely on batteries. The listed features focus on keypad codes, automatic locking, and physical backup keys, shoppers who need connected controls should confirm those requirements before deciding.