Reseñas de clientes para Cerradura mecánica sin llave VEVOR, teclado de 14 dígitos, cerradura para puerta exterior con pestillo de montaje en superficie, aleación de zinc resistente al agua, teclado y pomo, fácil de instalar, para jardín, garaje y patio.

I recently bought 2 for each side of the house but for the way my gates are build does not work. Quality it’s okay don’t think it would last longer the. A year with the Florida weather. So I returned both

Das Türzahlenschloss ist etwas mikrig ausgeführt,...nicht so leicht zu montieren. Die Vierkantbolzen sind zu kurz, habe mir längere im Baumarkt besorgt.

I bought these looks for my 6 year old son with non verbal autism who is a major flight risk. The locks worked great and are the only thing that keeps him safe but I would love to be able to have them replaced since it has not even been 1 year.

I had a lot of hope for this lock since it had all the features I wanted. Unfortunately there is a design flaw that ultimately led me to return the product. The hole (on the back) where you turn the lock handle direction is small and if you use a common screwdriver bit it damages the ridges used by the flat bar. I cannot find such narrow bit that would work. This seems like a specialized tool that vevor should provide, or redesign the hole. More troubling though is the endless back and forth with the support team who promised me that 'engineering' would research and get back to me. Twice I had to contact support to find out a status. 'Engineering' never provided any response. Support didn't want to provide me a refund. Eventually I just sent the product back and asked my bank to refund me on my credit card. Cost me $20 to send it back since it was a bit heavy. Vevor did not reimburse. Sorry, this is way too much trouble for me to with this merchant in the future.

Wasted 2 hours on installing this thing. Definitely need to make installation user friendly. Very outdated approach to the mechanics, it’s 2025.

This lock may NOT be easy to install. If the depth you are installing the lock across is towards the wider end ( 2.5 inches / 65 mm ) then it will be nearly impossible. The two facings will need to be fully in-place or the spindle will fall out, which means you'll be trying to line up a screw to the back of a standoff that you cannot see. Good luck with that. Also the spindle droops, which makes the whole thing even more challenging. Since the mechanism of the lock proper is machined to receive two 5mm/8 screws, the better solution would be to just buy two long machine screws that fit the width of your mount, so you can actually SEE them stick out the other side and screw them on. BUT know that the rear face depressions only accommodate 4mm screw heads, so a typical 5mm Cap screw wont' fit and will BLOCK the lever on the inside. Just so awesome. Really. So, just be careful. I found a 5mm/8 cap screw whose head was a bit short, just enough so the rear lever could still clear the screw head. Made the installation MUCH easier. I also replaced the spindle with a longer one, which was great because it could be seated deep into the rear lever and thus stuck out straight instead of drooping. Actually, I lied. I first used the 95mm spindle that was included, but it fell into the fence pole. And when I asked for a replacement the service here said "nope". So I had to go source that myself. Thanks! And, as unpleasant as this was, it turns out there aren't a lot of other combination gate locks on the market and my wife likes this one and wants the next one to match. So, I'm buying a second one. Like a chump.

My husband has dementia and wanders so I needed a way to lock the door from the inside that had a code, not a key. This lock worked well at first, although the placement of the handle makes it difficult to put in the code and open. It is vertical, in front of the key pad making it difficult to use. It worked well for about a month. One night I went to open it and one of the keys was jammed and I could not unlock it. I tried everything I could but finally had to remove the lock completely, which left a hole in the door. I spend the next 3 hours trying to install another lock. I don't usually give bad reviews. I grew up with the "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all" motto, but I think a lock than fails is dangerous. I thought a mechanical lock would be safer than electronic, but not this time. Sorry to be so negative.

Poorly built- poorly boxed- hard to install- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssss

Purchased these a little over 12 months ago, coatings coming off, one handle has fallen off rendering them unusable, these i installed on front exterior gate as security, unfortunate as would do the job if bit more robust and lasted longer for the price

This lock broke within a few months. The challenge then became how to remove it. This can only be done from the inside. I had the lock on a door that is at a height with no other access. I had to climb across a very narrow ledge to break into a window. Not a great design, and quite cheaply made.