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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
I have a Qwikset front door battery operated lock. An internet lock still has too many security holes to be trustworthy from some really good sniffer work. (just because nothing has happened yet, doesn't mean that nothing will happen in the future.) The batteries last about 6 months, and all of them that i have seen can use a key. For our rental, they get the key, no code. The code is only for us.
sportsguy
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We have a similar setup, but we give out temporary codes and never give out the key. The key can be duplicated, and the codes can easily be selectively deleted in about 2 minutes. This allows neighbors, etc., to access the house only when their code is active, and if there is a problem, we have a 'throw away' code the we can give out over the phone for access, then change later.
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