Did you have to leave a 'back door' so U.S. Government agencies can do surreptitious entries?
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I have mine wired to a huge hidden hi-voltage charged-capacitor inside the door itself, so that when the NSA's 'backdoor' code is entered, the door handle provides quite a heart-stopping surprise. Then, the capacitor self-destructs, my alarm system dials 911, and the newspapers have an interesting 'ongoing investigation' report about a tragic politically-motivated break-in attempt by a low-level government employee with 'known links to a terrorist organization' ... ;-)
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All of these locks are installed indoor on bedrooms,and my outside door is biometric fingerprint, with video security.
879524
You use a code to get in and out. As an emergency backup there is a key (the round ones) that can be used under a panel to be used if you forget the combo.
105155
The blacklisted search is a paid for service. So you have to Google it and it would require you to pay for the search.
2057628
this would come out either fedex or ups they usually call you to make sure you are there because its so large and normally they bring it to the door so i guess my answer wuold be yes, unless you would have some building that is a secure building that doesnt allow them in then i have seen them just leave at a desk, i hope im helping you. linda
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Not really. I have had the door catch on a large item like a newspaper circular. But these are never put in "long ways" as best I can tell. I would think that the only reason a post person would try to deposit "long ways" is if there were not enough room horizontally.
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Probably not. If they are not advertised or marked as such, you can assume they are not.
1390957
Yes, there is a small door above the locked area to put out going mail. Put the red flag on the side up so that the mailman knows to check.
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Yes you can. It does get annoying after the novelty wears off, so it's a useful feature. Not sure why April thinks there isn't, it's a little switch on the rear side, opposite the door.
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I don't think it would deter them if they "really" wanted to get in. These can be pried open with a butter knife & there'd be no sign that they'd been opened.
763997
Technically no. But if someone makes a big deal out of it we can just make our representatives "handle" them, that or vote someone into office who will. Purchase away! (just kidding, these are typically old stock and not worth the money over emergency rations or freeze dried)
901278
No. I can't think why that would be necessary. It is either locked or unlocked set on the door itself.
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Yes, as a matter of fact, I think there was though I'd have to go through all my stuff to doube check. Frankly, everything was in this package except perhaps the kitchen sink and I wouldn't have been too surprised to see that slipped in there somehow.
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If it has I can't find it on their website. But I can tell you that, based on the way it is installed (several long screws into either a wood floor or concrete slab), and the fact that it is down low makes it very strong. An intruder would break a deadbolt or door chain off of the door jamb WAY before they could get past this device.
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Yes we have tried to fool it.and also my biometric safe..It does not open for photocopied fingerprints using even the best types of paper..The only thing it may open for is if you have a 3D printing machine that can mimic an exact silicone replica of your finger..It might open for that since it will have all the indentations and grooves of your finger..But then again why go through all that trouble when you can just go in someones backyard and kick through there window..or just take a sledge hammer and knock off the most toughest deadbolts........The Nextbolt to me is a better alternative to the standard dead bolt not only because of the little bit of increased security it gives ..but for the convenience it gives by not using keys..If you are looking for the ultimate security this should not be your top choice..You may want to consider getting a very good wireless Alarm system with motion sensor in every room using the best monitoring system tied directly to the police..Also you may want to setup internet survelance cameras with night vision around your premises so you can monitor your property on a daily basis.And probably half inch steel bars on every window with Ram resistant doors on every entry..This is how we use to live in South America......If you live in a bad area ..Do not buy the next bolt..Consider one of the other few options above that i listed..
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No, the system allows you to put in phone numbers that its calls for a break-in
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I would think so, but then a robber could just reach in and unscrew it. It also matters how much room you have between the bottom of the door and the floor. Remember the item is used for blocking out intruders, not to leave the door open.
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The door really make this cabinet! I think I would look for something without doors if I didn't want them on. I would be OK I guess, but there would be holes were the door goes.