Zowill Keypad Deadbolt Lock with Handles
Product description
A keypad deadbolt with one-time codes gives guests or service workers a way in without sharing a permanent household password. The Zowill set pairs the lock with two lever handles, and its auto-lock can be set to engage 10 to 99 seconds after entry. That combination is useful when hands are full or someone is likely to forget the lock on the way out, though the product details do not provide door-fit measurements.
Key specifications
The lock supports 20 user codes, a one-time code, and two backup keys. For everyday routines, that gives household members and occasional visitors different ways to enter without relying on one shared code. The keypad is backlit, and the lock also has mute and vacation modes. Auto-lock can be activated by holding any key for two seconds or set to a delay between 10 and 99 seconds.
The manufacturer lists ANSI Grade 3 certification, an IP54 weatherproof rating, and a low-battery alert. It uses four AA batteries, which are not included, the listed battery life is more than a year. The description also reports testing for up to 100,000 uses and 2,000N of appearance pressure resistance. Those figures offer context, but they don’t replace checking whether the lock fits the door you plan to use. The door thickness and other fit dimensions aren’t specified, so confirming fit is difficult without that measurement.
Who it’s for
It makes sense if you want keypad access for a household, visitors, cleaners, or short-term rental guests, and would rather avoid handing out a physical key for every visit. For example, a host could give a guest a one-time code, then use auto-lock to reduce the chance that the door stays unlocked after checkout. The handles are included, so this is aimed at replacing a lock-and-handle setup rather than adding a keypad to an existing handle set.
It might not be a great match if you need published fit dimensions before choosing a lock, or if you want batteries included and ready to install. Buyers comparing basic keyed hardware with a keypad system should weigh the added access options against the need to manage codes and keep spare batteries available.
In the box
The listed contents are the keypad deadbolt, two lever handles, and two backup keys. Four AA batteries are required but not included. The product description doesn’t specify installation tools or provide door-preparation measurements, so don’t assume those are part of the package or that the set will fit every door.
Practical doubts
Can it still be opened if the keypad isn’t used? Two backup keys are listed, giving you a physical entry method alongside the codes.
Can the lock relock itself? Yes. You can trigger the feature by holding a key for two seconds or set a 10-to-99-second delay.
Are the batteries included? No. It requires four AA batteries, and the product description lists a low-battery alert.
Buying verdict
This Zowill keypad deadbolt is worth considering if code-based entry, a one-time guest code, and an included handle set solve a real access problem at your door. Its Grade 3 certification, weatherproof rating, and auto-lock add useful context for an exterior entry, but the missing fit dimensions are the main buying drawback. Choose it when the access features matter and you can verify your door’s requirements separately, pass if you need confirmed dimensions or a complete battery-ready package before installation.