Keyless entry combination lock for door

Hi this is the lock we have and it works well, You will get plenty of opinions for and against this type of lock. We went a step further and got new locks for the outside compartments as well. ... Good Luck n Happy Camping !!!

I have the lock on my RV however it doesn't include the FOB. Works very well however we still do carry the keys with us since the batteries could die and render it useless.

While I realize many compartment doors use the CH751 key, I am unaware of a similar situation for door locks. And remember, this lock is still keyed.

I believe if you're considering it for added security, it's money wasted. If it's for convenience, then have at it.

If someone wants in, no lock will stop them.

I have it, and highly recommend it. Discussed in detail in this thread.

A $250 lock on a $5 door. Doesn't seem like a reasonable combination to me. Entry locks are not like the baggage doors: there are not tons of them floating around, so if you lock your door with the key you'll keep out the people who will enter if you're unlocked.

OTOH if the person really wants in to steal your stuff, he can pop that $5 door with a large screwdriver. Your $250 lock will not even slow him down. The framework is all thin aluminum and easily bent.

If you want the convenience of a keyless lock that is another story.

Love it. Keep a key in the truck when batteries fail.

Keypad locks are worth it for the convenience. I have them on both doors. Having no keys to deal with is great.
As mentioned get the keypad lock for convenience sake, there is no real security advantage.

I can see paying for the convenience but paying for security is a laugh as anybody with a pry tool can pop open any of our doors.

If you think your factory door lock is secure and not a lot of them floating around just ask any dealer if you need to leave the key when you drop it off for service. No is the answer, they have a master key. No need to leave yours. RV Locks (brand name) are not master keyed AFAIK. I like the convenience of the keypad. We have remotes but never use them. The spare keys are kept in the tow vehicle, just in case.

Check out rvlock.com. Mine works great!

avvidclif1 wrote:
If you think your factory door lock is secure and not a lot of them floating around just ask any dealer if you need to leave the key when you drop it off for service. No is the answer, they have a master key. No need to leave yours. RV Locks (brand name) are not master keyed AFAIK. I like the convenience of the keypad. We have remotes but never use them. The spare keys are kept in the tow vehicle, just in case.

I don't think the OEM lock is secure. But the real issue is I don't think a burglars waste their time using a key!:S
A pry bar is much faster and fits every RV door on the lot.