Zowill Keypad Deadbolt Lock with Handles, Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Best use cases

When family, cleaners, or short-term rental guests need access, sharing a code can be easier than handing out keys. The Zowill keypad deadbolt pairs that option with two lever handles for a front, side, or back door.

It offers 20 user codes, a one-time code, and two backup keys. That gives you more than one way to get inside if a code isn’t convenient.

Picture a guest arriving while you’re away: a one-time code can provide access without passing over a physical key. You’ll appreciate it if flexible entry and an auto-lock option matter more to you than app-based access, which isn’t listed among the features.

You can set auto-lock to engage after 10 to 99 seconds, or press and hold any key for 2 seconds to lock the door. The keypad is backlit, and mute and vacation modes add options for different situations. It’s not for you if you specifically want confirmed smartphone control or need detailed fit measurements before choosing a lock, those details aren’t provided here.

Product specs

The set includes a keypad deadbolt and two lever handles, finished in oil-rubbed bronze. The lock is made of alloy and has an IP54 weather-resistance rating. Its listed security details include ANSI Grade 3 certification, a 100,000-use test, and resistance to 2000N of appearance pressure, those figures describe the supplied product information, not a guarantee of how a particular door will perform.

Power comes from four AA batteries, which are not included. Zowill states they can last more than a year and lists a low-battery alert, so you have a warning rather than needing to guess when replacement is due. The finish and handle style may suit buyers looking for a coordinated deadbolt-and-handle set, but the available details don’t give door dimensions or installation requirements. Check those against your door before buying. The rating and weather-resistance details are useful context, but they don’t replace checking the lock’s fit for your setup.

Where it shines

The practical draw is having separate access codes for different people, plus a one-time option for a temporary visit. Compared with a basic keyed lock, this setup can reduce the need to copy keys or coordinate handoffs. The backup keys are still there for situations when keypad entry isn’t the route you want to use.

Auto-lock is another everyday convenience: set a delay within the stated range, or lock manually at the keypad. That can help if you sometimes leave in a hurry, though the lock still relies on batteries and the product description does not specify a connected app or remote controls. The mute mode may also be useful when you’d rather not hear keypad sounds, while vacation mode is listed for times away from home. Without having tried it, the feature list suggests a straightforward keypad-focused alternative rather than a connected smart-lock system.

Buying verdict

This Zowill set makes the most sense if you want keypad entry, temporary and recurring codes, and matching handles in one package. Its two backup keys and low-battery alert add practical fallback measures, while the IP54 rating and ANSI Grade 3 certification give you specific published details to weigh.

The trade-off is that the listing doesn’t provide door-fit measurements or describe app control, and you’ll need to supply four AA batteries. Choose it when code-based access and the included handle set match your priorities, look at a more connected or more thoroughly dimensioned option if remote management or confirmed door compatibility is essential.