Entryway keypad locks can connect with supported smart home or security hubs through Z-Wave or built-in Wi-Fi, allowing users to check lock status, lock or unlock the door remotely, receive notifications, and manage access codes through a compatible app. Integrators should confirm hub compatibility and system support, since some installations may require a compatible controller, app, or driver.

Entryway keypad locks in this category are designed to replace deadbolts on most standard U.S. and Canadian entry doors, including single-cylinder deadbolt configurations. Some models include an adapter for smaller bore holes, but installers should verify the door’s existing preparation and dimensions before installation.

Keyed entryway keypad locks combine code-based access with a physical key, giving users an additional way to unlock the door if needed. Key-free entryway keypad locks use a keypad, app, voice assistant, or other supported smart home method instead of a traditional key, which can simplify access management and code sharing.

When selecting entryway keypad locks, compare keypad entry, physical-key access, interior turn-button operation, and optional features such as auto-lock, auto-unlock, or voice control. For connectivity, consider Z-Wave, Z-Wave Plus, or built-in Wi-Fi, along with whether the lock requires a compatible hub and app for remote status checks, notifications, code management, or remote locking and unlocking.