Configurable smart locks let authorized users create, share, and manage individual entry codes through a keypad or compatible app, including temporary codes for guests, service providers, or scheduled stays. Depending on the lock and connected system, the app can provide activity logs and notifications that show when someone locks, unlocks, or enters the property.

Configurable smart locks in this assortment use Z-Wave, Wi-Fi, or PowerG, so match the lock’s protocol to the existing controller, network, or security panel. Z-Wave models require a compatible hub and app, Wi-Fi models use built-in Wi-Fi for app-based access, and PowerG models require a compatible security panel that supports the protocol.

Configurable smart locks are designed for many standard U.S. and Canadian entry doors that use a deadbolt, including doors with motorized or standard deadbolt configurations. Available options may include key-free, keypad, touchscreen, or keyed entry, and some models include an adapter for smaller 1½-inch bore holes.

Configurable smart locks typically run on batteries, so the keypad and motorized deadbolt can continue operating during a building power outage, while some models provide a nine-volt emergency charging option when batteries run low. Users can enter a code or use a physical key on models with a key cylinder, while app-based, voice, and remote access features may depend on the connected network, hub, or app during an interruption.