Keyless Entry Door Locks
Keyless entry door locks let you walk up to your door and get in — no fumbling for keys, no hide-a-key under the mat. KeldCo keyless locks give you five ways in: fingerprint, PIN, card, app, and a real key for backup only. 12-month Australian warranty.
Five ways in. Zero reasons to carry a key.
Keyless entry means the lock opens by fingerprint, by PIN, by card, or by app — whichever you feel like that moment. We still include a real key in the box, but only for the once-every-few-years moment you need it. The rest of the time the key lives in a drawer, not in your pocket.
Buying guideWhat to look for in a keyless entry door lock
- Multiple access methods. Fingerprint, PIN and card as everyday methods, app for remote, key as emergency backup.
- Backup count. One backup method is one bad day away from being locked out. Three is comfortable.
- Auto-lock. No point going keyless if you still have to think about locking the door.
- Battery warning. The lock should warn you weeks before the batteries die, not minutes.
- Local-first. Fingerprint and PIN should work without the internet. App should be a convenience, not a dependency.
- AU door fit + IP65. 35–44.5mm doors, 60/70mm backset, weatherproof for Aussie conditions.
Keyless entry questions
What is keyless entry?
A keyless entry door lock opens without a traditional metal key — typically by fingerprint, PIN code, card tap, or phone app. A real key is often included as emergency backup.
Can I still use a key if I want to?
Yes. KeldCo keyless locks include a physical key in the box. Most people never use it, but it's there for the day you need it.
What if my phone is dead?
Fingerprint, PIN or card still work. Phone is just one of five ways in.
What happens if the batteries run out?
The app warns you weeks before. If you ignore it, the physical key still works.
Is keyless entry more secure than a key?
For most Australian homes, yes. Keys get copied, lost or left under mats. Fingerprints don't. PINs can be rotated. Access history shows every unlock.
Can someone pick a keyless lock?
Not in the traditional sense — there's less exposed mechanism. The physical key slot is still pickable in theory, but access history means any unexpected entry is logged.
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