Door Lock with Built-in Alarm | Danny Lipford

The keyed entry lock with built-in alarm from Schlage is easy install and comes with three different alert setting:

• Activity Alert: Gives two short beeps when the door is opened or closed.
• Tamper Alert: Alarm sounds whenever the handle is moved even slightly.
• Forced Entry Alert: Shrill siren alarm sounds if an attempt is made to force the door open.

Find out more at www.alarm.schlage.com

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Most homeowners want to do whatever is necessary to protect their homes and families. For some, protection includes the addition of a home alarm. But with the introduction of Schlage?s new built-in alarm lock, you can have safety, security, and peace of mind without investing in a full-blown alarm system.

This Schlage lock is the only residential alarm lock that has three different alert settings. In Activity Alert, the alarm sounds with two short beeps to notify you when the door opens or closes. In Tamper Alert mode, it notifies you with one long alarm when someone even slightly moves the handle, such as during lock-bumping attempts. The third alert setting is Forced Entry Mode and, as the name implies, signals a shrill, steady three minutes at 90 decibels when the door is opened forcibly, such as by kicking.

The Alarm Lock can be installed in less than 5 minutes, requires no wiring, is guaranteed to fit on existing pre-drilled doors and is simple to program. And, since it is certified with one of the highest security ratings in the industry, you can rest assured that the welfare of both family and home are in good hands with Schlage.

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