Does the Global Link Ultra E Pro Electronic Lock Require Key Code Each Time Door is Opened
Updated 02/03/2021 | Published 01/31/2021 >
Question:
Keypad RV locksHaving to type in a code EVERY TIME you want to open a door is a nuisance. Our garage lock is like that. We have a newer keyless on our home, where we can keep it unlocked, and choose to lock it by touching one button. Does the open until we want to lock it option exist? Thanks.
asked by: Jo S
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Global Link Ultra E Pro Electronic Lock part # 295-000183 does not require the keycode to be entered each time you wish to open the door. It would only require the keycode be entered once locked. If you did not previously enter the key code to lock the latch then it would not be required upon re-entry.
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