Smart Locks

The Smart Lock Series 2 fully integrates with your SimpliSafe® system to keep your door locked - even if you forget to lock it yourself. There are multiple ways to lock and unlock your Smart Lock to gain access to your home, no keys required. How to Lock the Smart Lock Using the PIN Pad To lock your

Auto-Lock sets a timer to automatically lock the door when it detects that the door is unlocked. When using the Smart Lock on its own, this feature operates on a time-based interval basis of 30 seconds, 1 minute, or 5 minutes. If you have an Entry Sensor that is installed and paired with your Smart

The Smart Lock Series 2 is the same device you know and love, but with an updated look. If you currently have the Smart Lock and received a Smart Lock Series 2 as a replacement, or you want to upgrade your device to the new model, follow the steps below to install your new device. Looking to purchas

You have 4 attempts to enter one of your PINs on your Smart Lock’s PIN Pad. Starting on the 5th attempt of entering the wrong PIN on the PIN Pad, the Smart Lock will initiate a number of safety measures to ensure that your home is safe. Attempt Backoff Delay Behavior 1-4 - - 5-10 30 sec You will rec

The Smart Lock’s PIN Pad functions similarly to the Keypad. For example, entering the Master PIN or any Custom PIN will disarm the system. If you are subscribed to a monitoring plan that includes 24/7 emergency dispatch and enter your Duress PIN, we’ll request dispatch from the police immediately (a

Yes! The Smart Lock’s PIN Pad uses the same PINs as your Keypad. This includes Master PINs, Custom PINs, and even Duress PINs.

Your Smart Lock will give you low-battery warnings for multiple weeks before it loses power. However, if your Smart Lock dies entirely before you replace your batteries, your key will still work. This is the same key you used for the deadbolt before installing the Smart Lock. If you need to change t