Simplest keypad deadbolt
Schlage BE365 Keypad Deadbolt
By the Plugged-In Home editors · Updated Sep 29, 2026
A push-button keypad deadbolt with no app, no Wi-Fi and one 9V battery.
Usually under $150
8.0/10How we score
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Our take
The BE365 is the simplest keypad deadbolt: push-button codes, a single 9V battery and nothing to connect. You turn the lock yourself, and it has no wireless connection, so phone control isn’t an option.
Our take
The BE365 is the simplest keypad deadbolt: push-button codes, a single 9V battery and nothing to connect. You turn the lock yourself, and it has no wireless connection, so phone control isn’t an option.
What we like
- Nothing to connect: codes are set on the keypad
- Up to 19 codes, plus a Vacation Mode that blocks them all
- One 9V battery, up to about 2 years (Lowe’s listing)
Watch out for
- Not motorized: you turn the thumbturn yourself
- No phone control or entry log
Skip it if you want the door to lock itself. The Yale locks automatically behind you.
See alternativesSpecifications
- Made by
- Schlage
- Codes
- Up to 19
- Battery
- 9V
- Security grade
- ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 (Lowe's listing)
- Features
- Lighted keypad, Vacation Mode, Lock & Leave
- Door thickness
- 1 3/8 to 1 3/4 in
Schlage BE365 Keypad Deadbolt
8.0/10Usually under $150
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