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title: "SCHLAGE Connect Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock w/ Alarm (Aged Bronze)"
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# Built-in Multi-Mode Alarm Fingerprint-Resistant Touchscreen ANSI Grade 1 Security SCHLAGE Connect Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock w/ Alarm (Aged Bronze)

**Brand:** schlage
**Price:** R$4661
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Elevate your home security with smart style and zero hassle!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SCHLAGE Connect Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock w/ Alarm (Aged Bronze) by schlage
- **How much does it cost?** R$4661 with free shipping
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## Best For

- schlage enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted schlage brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Instant Intruder Alerts:** Built-in alarm with 3 customizable modes—activity, tamper, and forced entry—keeps you informed in real time.
- • **Voice-Activated Control:** Seamlessly integrates with Alexa and other smart home hubs for effortless, hands-free locking.
- • **Unmatched Security Grade:** ANSI Grade 1 certification ensures top-tier residential protection for your home’s main entry.
- • **Smart Keyless Convenience:** Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen keeps your access codes invisible and your home key-free.
- • **Effortless Installation & Compatibility:** Fits standard door prep and thickness; works with Z-Wave systems for smart home synergy.

## Overview

The SCHLAGE Connect Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt in Aged Bronze combines ANSI Grade 1 residential security with a fingerprint-resistant touchscreen and a built-in alarm system. Compatible with Alexa and Z-Wave smart home protocols, it offers keyless convenience and real-time alerts, all housed in a durable, matte finish lock designed for standard door sizes.

## Description

Product Description At Schlage, we know security. After all, we have been innovating locks for more than 90 years. Now, with the Touchscreen Deadbolt, we have created a door lock that combines all of our best security features into one lock redefining what it means to be secure. With our innovative touchscreen feature, you have the convenience of going keyless and no longer having keys to lose, hide, carry or forget. The fingerprint-resistant touchscreen ensures numbers won’t be detectable to intruders after repeated use, safeguarding your home even more. The Schlage BE469WK is BHMA/ANSI Grade 1 certified, the highest residential rating. Built from high quality materials, this keyless deadbolt gives you the highest level of security at the main point of entry. Additionally, the Schlage BE469WK door lock comes with a built-in audible alarm sensor that alerts you to activity at the door. You can select between 3 alert modes, activity, tamper, or forced entry, providing alerts from first contact with door or handle to when the door is opened. Quickly and easily cycle between the three settings simply by pressing a button on the lock. The Schlage BE469WK includes a touchscreen deadbolt with one back-up key, four AA batteries, and user guide and installation instructions. If you plan to use this product with Z-wave systems other than Wink Home Automation System, please contact your Z-Wave provider to verify compatibility. From the Manufacturer At Schlage, we know security. After all, we’ve been innovating locks for more than 90 years. Now, with the Touchscreen Deadbolt, we’ve created a door lock that combines all of our best security features into one keyless door lock, redefining what it means to be secure. Our innovative touchscreen feature provides the convenience of going keyless. No more keys to lose, hide, carry or forget. The fingerprint-resistant touchscreen ensures numbers won’t be detectable to intruders after repeated use, safeguarding your home even more. Schlage's Touchscreen Deadbolt with Alarm combines our best security features into one door lock: Grade 1 certification, an Anti-pick shield, Built-in Alarm technology. The Touchscreen Deadbolt is also enabled to work with Nexia™ Home Intelligence,* a home automation system that allows you to control locks, thermostats, lights, cameras and more—from wherever you and the Internet happen to be.

Review: Solid Well Built Lock - Easy to Install and Program - Looks Great Too - Update March 2025 I am getting ready to buy another one of these locks to use on the house my son is renting from my ex wife, so I thought I would do a quick update for the one I purchased over seven years ago now - which is still operating flawlessly. I have codes setup for myself and both my children plus a backup/programming code that I keep in my my password file on my phone in case of emergencies and to reprogram the lock when necessary. I have replaced the four AA batteries two times since the lock was installed. The keypad shows zero signs of wear meaning you cannot see any wear pattern from pressing the pad to activate the lock. Even though the lock cost $50 more now, it's still worth the price in my mind. *************** I've waited to do this review until I have had some time to use the lock. I have had it installed since November 2017. I'm pretty handy so it was very easy to install. Although if you use the instructions it should be easy to install even for someone with basic handyman skills. The lock is very solid and well made and I suspect it will last a long time. The operation is very smooth. It's a little tricky to program, but not overly so. I know a lot of reviews mention the battery life. There are two main things that play into how long the batteries last. How well the dead bolt fits the opening in the frame and if you have it set to auto lock . To address the first point make sure the opening for the deadbolt is aligned properly during installation. Do not overlook this detail. The bolt needs to slide freely to prevent the lock from using more force, which requires more battery power, to move the bolt. Secondly, if you use the auto lock feature, the lock will operate about twice as often. The other issues with auto lock, and the reason I do not use it, is because if the door is left open and it locks, the deadbolt is left sticking out. So if you shut the door not realizing it's locked, the bolt hits the door frame which can damage the frame and over time I suspect the bolt as well. It would be much better if you could set the auto lock to function at a predetermined time to ensure it's locked before you retire for the evening. Not sure what that was not considered. I did not purchased a hub to use the software, but based on what I read, outside of being able to operate the door remotely, it does not do all that much. I would think you should be able to do some basic programming with the software like lock the door at a specific time of day or night. Doesn't seem worth the cost of a hub to me. Other than that, it's a great lock and looks good too.
Review: Nice lock, works well, needs new batteries and close location to pair with Wink - I’m a bit OCD about making sure the door is locked before I leave home. My wife gets a good chuckle out of it, and is sometimes gets annoyed. What’s worse is getting somewhere and then worrying about whether or not you locked the door. Should you jump in your car to run back to check it? Are you just being paranoid? Can you enjoy whatever you’re doing without worry about your doors being unlocked? The Schlage Z-wave Camelot door lock eliminates those questions. The touch panel gives you a positive checkmark when the door locks, and if you’re out and about when you start worrying whether or not you’ve locked the door, just pull out your phone and check. If it’s not locked, simply slide it to the locked position and be assured that the command has been received and executed at home. The lock has a lot of great features. It can autolock after being open for 30 seconds. It has alarms for tamper and break-in with various sensitivity levels. You can use the open/close status in a Wink robot. You can assign different codes to different people. And you don’t have to worry about getting locked out of the house without your keys. Now, if only pairing with Wink were simple. In theory, it’s supposed to be. In reality, it can cause hours of frustration. If these tips had been spelled out, it would have been very helpful: - Move your Wink hub as close to the lock as possible when starting the pairing. I thought 10 feet line of sight would be fine, but it wasn’t. - Be sure you put brand new batteries in the lock when you start pairing. Don’t rely on the batteries that came with the lock, even if they’re brand new. I worked for a day and a half on one lock. It wouldn’t pair even with the Wink hub 18” from the lock. I finally used a DMM to check the battery voltage. It was 5.97, so I shrugged, thinking it was fine. Later, out of desperation, I decided to change the batteries. With new batteries, the voltage was 6.28, and the lock paired almost instantly. - The Schlage Z-wave relay doesn’t really improve the reception - The Wink app will often say it has paired with the lock, but the green checkmark on the lock doesn’t confirm the pairing. The Wink app is wrong—the lock isn’t paired. - Be sure to use the Z-wave exclude command to delete the lock upon an unsuccessful pairing. This came directly from the Wink help support line. They claimed the exclude feature is more complete at removing the prior failed pairing parameters. - When the lock finally successfully pairs, you may not see an accurate battery level indicator for many hours. This parameter took overnight to read correctly on both my locks. - When you are paired correctly, the locked status should show up in about 4-8 seconds in the Wink app after you’ve opened or closed the lock. Also, changing the lock’s settings, such as the security or number of digits for entry codes, should receive confirmation in the app within 10-20 seconds. - Note that you can’t run the locks through either the scheduler or robots, but you can include them in Wink shortcuts. Wink claims this is for security and safety consideration. - The activity report only shows when the lock has been opened with the Wink application, not when it’s been manually unlocked or when someone has entered with a code. This was quite surprising to me as it means there’s little point to the log. If you have a robot set up you will get a notification on your phone when the lock toggles, depending on what you request. Pros for the lock: - It’s easy to install. - No one has had problems learning how to enter their codes. - It seems quite sturdy and comes with a strike plate that certainly exceeded the security of my doorframe original equipment. - I think it looks great, though my wife thinks it makes the doors look like hotel doors. - The auto-lock feature wherein the lock shuts automatically in 30 seconds is appreciated. Just be sure your door is closed when the lock slams home. Now, some cons for the lock: - The lock only reports the deadbolt’s extended or retracted status. If the door is not closed, but the deadbolt is extended, the lock will say it’s closed. It would be great for the lock to actually sense whether it’s mated to the strike plate. - Using the button on the back to turn on and off the alarm or set the mode never worked very well for me. Maybe I just couldn’t get the hang of it from the instructions. The Wink app works much better to set the alarms. - The tamper alarm is very sensitive. I have the “bludgeon” (forced entry) mode activated. - The programming code for the lock is only 6 digits long, yet you can program in 8 digit entry codes. What’s the point of 8 digit entry codes when guessing the right programming code can get the burglar in the door? Come on, Schlage, the programming code should be 8 digits! - There’s a bit of a security risk since Wink could be hacked, but then again, it’s not hard to pick a lock if you know what you’re doing. Someone who really wants in will just break a window. All in all, I’m pleased with the locks. Update Sept 2015: My Wink hub was damaged by a transient caused by the power company and wouldn't connect to Wifi. There was no way to delete the existing devices from the old hub. Eventually, Wink deleted my account and let me start again with a new hub. I had to use the Z-wave Exclude function to delete this lock. You don't have to reset the lock to "factor condition." Just exclude the lock under the Hub's Z-wave commands, then use the inclusion mode to re-add. If you use the inclusion mode rather than the Add Lock command in the Wink app, you get Schlage specific options such as add users, set alarm types, etc. After initial protest, my wife loves the lock. It lets her get into the house without fumbling through her purse for her keys.

## Features

- Works with Alexa for voice control (hub required, Alexa device and hub sold separately). Door thickness range: 1.37 inches to 1.75 inches standard
- Battery operated and fit standard door prep
- ANSI Grade 1 Highest Residential Security
- Durable Resistive Touchscreen with matte finish to protect against fingerprints and smudges

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00AGK9KUU |
| Additional Features | Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen, Built-in alarm, Z-Wave compatibility |
| Best Sellers Rank | #268,868 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #766 in Deadbolts |
| Brand | SCHLAGE |
| Brand Name | SCHLAGE |
| Color | Aged Bronze |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi, Z-Wave |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, SmartThings, Vera |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 3,948 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Matte |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00043156312221 |
| Included Components | 4-Aa Batteries, Installation Instructions, One Back-Up Key, Schlage Connect Deadbolt, User Guide |
| Item Dimensions | 4.5 x 5.13 x 9.25 inches |
| Item Type Name | Camelot Touchscreen Deadbolt |
| Item Weight | 1.5 pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.5 x 5.13 x 9.25 inches |
| Lock Type | Keypad |
| Manufacturer | Schlage Lock Company |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BE469NXCAM716 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Lifetime Limited Mechanical & Finish and 1-Year Warranty |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Name | Camelot |
| Model Number | BE469WKVCAM716 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Security |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Special Feature | Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen, Built-in alarm, Z-Wave compatibility |
| Style Name | Camelot |
| UPC | 043156312221 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SCHLAGE
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.5 x 5.13 x 9.25 inches
- **Lock Type:** Keypad
- **Material:** Metal
- **Special Feature:** Fingerprint-resistant touchscreen, Built-in alarm, Z-Wave compatibility

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid Well Built Lock - Easy to Install and Program - Looks Great Too
*by E***S on May 27, 2018*

Update March 2025 I am getting ready to buy another one of these locks to use on the house my son is renting from my ex wife, so I thought I would do a quick update for the one I purchased over seven years ago now - which is still operating flawlessly. I have codes setup for myself and both my children plus a backup/programming code that I keep in my my password file on my phone in case of emergencies and to reprogram the lock when necessary. I have replaced the four AA batteries two times since the lock was installed. The keypad shows zero signs of wear meaning you cannot see any wear pattern from pressing the pad to activate the lock. Even though the lock cost $50 more now, it's still worth the price in my mind. *************** I've waited to do this review until I have had some time to use the lock. I have had it installed since November 2017. I'm pretty handy so it was very easy to install. Although if you use the instructions it should be easy to install even for someone with basic handyman skills. The lock is very solid and well made and I suspect it will last a long time. The operation is very smooth. It's a little tricky to program, but not overly so. I know a lot of reviews mention the battery life. There are two main things that play into how long the batteries last. How well the dead bolt fits the opening in the frame and if you have it set to auto lock . To address the first point make sure the opening for the deadbolt is aligned properly during installation. Do not overlook this detail. The bolt needs to slide freely to prevent the lock from using more force, which requires more battery power, to move the bolt. Secondly, if you use the auto lock feature, the lock will operate about twice as often. The other issues with auto lock, and the reason I do not use it, is because if the door is left open and it locks, the deadbolt is left sticking out. So if you shut the door not realizing it's locked, the bolt hits the door frame which can damage the frame and over time I suspect the bolt as well. It would be much better if you could set the auto lock to function at a predetermined time to ensure it's locked before you retire for the evening. Not sure what that was not considered. I did not purchased a hub to use the software, but based on what I read, outside of being able to operate the door remotely, it does not do all that much. I would think you should be able to do some basic programming with the software like lock the door at a specific time of day or night. Doesn't seem worth the cost of a hub to me. Other than that, it's a great lock and looks good too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice lock, works well, needs new batteries and close location to pair with Wink
*by D***S on May 17, 2015*

I’m a bit OCD about making sure the door is locked before I leave home. My wife gets a good chuckle out of it, and is sometimes gets annoyed. What’s worse is getting somewhere and then worrying about whether or not you locked the door. Should you jump in your car to run back to check it? Are you just being paranoid? Can you enjoy whatever you’re doing without worry about your doors being unlocked? The Schlage Z-wave Camelot door lock eliminates those questions. The touch panel gives you a positive checkmark when the door locks, and if you’re out and about when you start worrying whether or not you’ve locked the door, just pull out your phone and check. If it’s not locked, simply slide it to the locked position and be assured that the command has been received and executed at home. The lock has a lot of great features. It can autolock after being open for 30 seconds. It has alarms for tamper and break-in with various sensitivity levels. You can use the open/close status in a Wink robot. You can assign different codes to different people. And you don’t have to worry about getting locked out of the house without your keys. Now, if only pairing with Wink were simple. In theory, it’s supposed to be. In reality, it can cause hours of frustration. If these tips had been spelled out, it would have been very helpful: - Move your Wink hub as close to the lock as possible when starting the pairing. I thought 10 feet line of sight would be fine, but it wasn’t. - Be sure you put brand new batteries in the lock when you start pairing. Don’t rely on the batteries that came with the lock, even if they’re brand new. I worked for a day and a half on one lock. It wouldn’t pair even with the Wink hub 18” from the lock. I finally used a DMM to check the battery voltage. It was 5.97, so I shrugged, thinking it was fine. Later, out of desperation, I decided to change the batteries. With new batteries, the voltage was 6.28, and the lock paired almost instantly. - The Schlage Z-wave relay doesn’t really improve the reception - The Wink app will often say it has paired with the lock, but the green checkmark on the lock doesn’t confirm the pairing. The Wink app is wrong—the lock isn’t paired. - Be sure to use the Z-wave exclude command to delete the lock upon an unsuccessful pairing. This came directly from the Wink help support line. They claimed the exclude feature is more complete at removing the prior failed pairing parameters. - When the lock finally successfully pairs, you may not see an accurate battery level indicator for many hours. This parameter took overnight to read correctly on both my locks. - When you are paired correctly, the locked status should show up in about 4-8 seconds in the Wink app after you’ve opened or closed the lock. Also, changing the lock’s settings, such as the security or number of digits for entry codes, should receive confirmation in the app within 10-20 seconds. - Note that you can’t run the locks through either the scheduler or robots, but you can include them in Wink shortcuts. Wink claims this is for security and safety consideration. - The activity report only shows when the lock has been opened with the Wink application, not when it’s been manually unlocked or when someone has entered with a code. This was quite surprising to me as it means there’s little point to the log. If you have a robot set up you will get a notification on your phone when the lock toggles, depending on what you request. Pros for the lock: - It’s easy to install. - No one has had problems learning how to enter their codes. - It seems quite sturdy and comes with a strike plate that certainly exceeded the security of my doorframe original equipment. - I think it looks great, though my wife thinks it makes the doors look like hotel doors. - The auto-lock feature wherein the lock shuts automatically in 30 seconds is appreciated. Just be sure your door is closed when the lock slams home. Now, some cons for the lock: - The lock only reports the deadbolt’s extended or retracted status. If the door is not closed, but the deadbolt is extended, the lock will say it’s closed. It would be great for the lock to actually sense whether it’s mated to the strike plate. - Using the button on the back to turn on and off the alarm or set the mode never worked very well for me. Maybe I just couldn’t get the hang of it from the instructions. The Wink app works much better to set the alarms. - The tamper alarm is very sensitive. I have the “bludgeon” (forced entry) mode activated. - The programming code for the lock is only 6 digits long, yet you can program in 8 digit entry codes. What’s the point of 8 digit entry codes when guessing the right programming code can get the burglar in the door? Come on, Schlage, the programming code should be 8 digits! - There’s a bit of a security risk since Wink could be hacked, but then again, it’s not hard to pick a lock if you know what you’re doing. Someone who really wants in will just break a window. All in all, I’m pleased with the locks. Update Sept 2015: My Wink hub was damaged by a transient caused by the power company and wouldn't connect to Wifi. There was no way to delete the existing devices from the old hub. Eventually, Wink deleted my account and let me start again with a new hub. I had to use the Z-wave Exclude function to delete this lock. You don't have to reset the lock to "factor condition." Just exclude the lock under the Hub's Z-wave commands, then use the inclusion mode to re-add. If you use the inclusion mode rather than the Add Lock command in the Wink app, you get Schlage specific options such as add users, set alarm types, etc. After initial protest, my wife loves the lock. It lets her get into the house without fumbling through her purse for her keys.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It just works
*by D***E on July 24, 2017*

I had been looking for a keyless lock that I could connect to from my phone, and, after looking at the August locks, I decided to go with this one instead because the reviews indicated it was more reliable. In the 10 months I've had it, I have been entirely happy with the purchase and have encountered no problems operating the lock. Installation was fairly easy, and I had it all installed and working within an hour. On its own, it has been completely dependable--no malfunctions. While I do have the lock connected to a couple of different smart systems in my house, one thing I like about the lock is that it doesn't need to be connected to a smart home system to work: your key codes work as long as the unit has battery power (and it lets you know when you're getting low long before you actually run out of power), regardless of whether it's connected to your home system, and you can add and delete user codes right from the keypad. Given that a lot of smart home systems can be a little buggy, this makes me feel more confident that I'll always be able to get in and out of my house without needed to carry keys all the time. Shortly after I got this lock, I bought a Wink hub so that I could use the lock remotely, and that connection has been mostly stable: aside from a disastrous afternoon when I tried to switch the lock's connection from the Wink hub to an Almond+ router, the lock has only come disconnected from my hub once. Using Wink's smartphone app, I can add and delete user codes; I can see whether my door is locked or not; I can see an activity log of when it's been locked and unlocked and by whom; and I can create "robots" to notify me whenever a specific key code is used and to turn on the lights when people enter the house. While my Wink system sometimes struggles with my smart lights, it always works with this lock. The lock also works with Alexa, so I can ask Alexa whether the front door is locked when I'm in bed and forgot to check, and I can ask her to lock it if need be. Using Alexa and Wink, I can tell my home system that it's bedtime, and the lights will go out and the door will lock. It's all pretty convenient. Of all the elements of my smart home system, this Schlage lock has been hands-down my favorite and most dependable purchase. It has eliminated the need for me to carry a key every time I leave my house, it allows me to monitor who comes and goes to my home and when, and it allows me to give and revoke access to my home to anyone without giving out and taking back keys. I absolutely love it.

## Frequently Bought Together

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