Level Keypad is wireless and makes unlocking Level Locks easier using passcodes

Level Lock owners will be happy to know there's a new gadget available that will enhance their user experiences. This useful keypad is weatherproof and lets you grant access to anyone you need to at any time. It even runs on batteries!

Level Keypad is wireless and makes unlocking Level Locks easier using passcodes
Level Keypad lets you control access to your Level Lock system

If you have a traditional lock on your door, that’s perfectly fine. Most of the time, they do their job. And, if extra security is needed, there are all kinds available.

Smart locks, like Level brand’s Level Lock, are also quite effective. Not only that, but they also expand functionality in both convenient and intelligent ways.

For example, the ability to use an app to see if you remembered to lock the door is certainly a handy feature when you’re miles (or more) away from home. But what about when you lose your keys or can’t get to them—an issue common with traditional locks?

That’s where Level’s new Level Keypad comes in. You’ll be able to access your home easier than before. Let’s take a gander at this new smart gadget.

Level Keypad is wireless and makes unlocking Level Locks easier using passcodes
Level Keypad offers a clean aesthetic

Mounts anywhere & runs on replaceable batteries

There’s nothing better than smart home devices that are easy to install. While some can be frustrating and complicated, others keep things perfectly simple.

The Level Keypad does precisely that. It runs for up to 2 years on 3 AAA batteries. It also has a Bluetooth LE 5.0 range of up to 30 feet. It comes with wall screws and anchors along with an adhesive strip so you can mount it wherever you need to.

Has a weatherproof design for indoor & outdoor use

Of course, options are important. It makes sense to have a keypad work inside because the environment is typically cleaner and more accommodating.

Outside is obviously a different story. Electronics exposed to the elements require a certain amount of protection and, thankfully, the Level Keypad will hold up.

It features a weatherproof design that’s IP65 rated. So mounting outside your front door will be no problem at all.

Level Keypad is wireless and makes unlocking Level Locks easier using passcodes
Level Keypad is weatherproof and can be mounted outside

Offers passcodes for family, friends & guests

One of the best things about the Level Keypad is that it keeps guests like friends and family in mind—even the maintenance worker if required. For example, the gadget supports up to 50 different key codes you can give to your trusted users.

This can all be done using the dedicated app which also lets you schedule access times. It’s a great way to make sure the people you choose to allow entry are always able to get in and out at the right times.

Need to revoke a passcode? Not a problem. Simply deactivate it on the app. That’s a heck of a lot easier than changing the locks, right?

Level Keypad is wireless and makes unlocking Level Locks easier using passcodes
Level Keypad can hold up to 50 access codes

Optimizes security for Level Lock owners

Anyone who either already owns a Level brand smart lock (or bolt) or seeks to buy one will appreciate the optimization the Level Keypad brings. Keypads make things a lot simpler than fumbling with keys and can provide a way to distribute access without having to remember who you lent a key to and who never returned one.

While smart locks and keypads, including the Level Keypad, may not be perfect, they’re still options for your smart home worth looking into.

You can get the Level Keypad here for $79.

Mark is a writer and podcaster who loves technology. When not writing for Gadget Flow, he enjoys passionately working on storytelling projects and exploring the outdoors.
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