ResortLock RL2000 - Remote Access Lock System

The perfect solution for rental property owners, the ResortLock allows you to issue temporary remote codes from anywhere in the world. No keys, no cards, no lockouts!

The ResortLock provides you with more control over your rental property than ever before. At an affordable cost with no monthly fees. Instead of issuing keys or permanent codes, the ResortLock allows property owners to provide their guests with temporary access codes that start and end when owners want, so guests can't enter your property one minute before or after specified. These temporary access codes are generated via the internet.  Upon purchase, you will be issued a username and password by ResortLock to their site which gives you access to generate codes. The lock itself requires no internet connection or direct connection to your computer, freeing owners to grant property access even if they are thousands of miles away.

This is a perfect balance of security, benefits, and value. The RL2000 features a sleek design with one of the smallest footprints available for a keyless door lock and a weather resistant keypad. Its lighted keypad also provides easy visibility in low-light entryways.

Features:

• Finishes: Silver or Brass
• Lighted keypad
• Weather resistant keypad
• Remote code generation – unlimited codes over the year.
• Up to 800 permanent codes & ibutton users (combined)
• Set times for lock to Auto Lock/Unlock daily (must be the same for all 7 days of the week).
• Issue one-time use codes for contractors, cleaners, etc.
• Daylight savings mode to adjust for daylight savings time
• Lockout functionality
• Latch: Cylindrical Spring Latch 2 3/4 std or 2 3/8 opt with 1/2 " throw
• Key Bypass: Standard
• Download the Quick Setup Guide
• Download the RL2000 Installation Instructions

Specifications:

• Lock Weight: 4LB
• Power Source: 4 AA Alkaline Batteries
• Keypad: Weather Resistant Keypad
• Handle: Reversible Lever
• Door Thickness: 1" to 2"
• Temperature: -20 to 120 degrees F (-34 to 50C) C6
• Front Lock Height: 6”
• Front Width: 2 1/2”
• Back Height: 6”
• Back Width: 2 1/2”
• Key Hole to Top of Lock: 4 1/2”
• Working Current: 50 mA
• Idle Current: 5 μA
• Lock Back Time: 5 (1 – 25) Seconds
• Working Voltage: 4.8-6.4V
• Low Battery Warning: 4.8V or lower
• Keyway: Schlage C6
• Warranty: 1 year

Additional Features Available with Optional Purchase of Resort Lock Software Management Package (Click here to see software)

• See who and when people are entering your property with Audit Trail allowing you to view up to 4000 door access events.
• Manage many access codes and ibuttons all at once
• Set access schedules for individual users (Ex. Set code 1234 to only have access M-F from 10am – 4pm).
• Set Auto Lock/Unlock function to a different schedule daily (Auto unlock M-F from 9am-6pm). Great for business use!

How It Works:

Inside the ResortLock is a computer chip that runs a complex algorithm. This algorithm is able to to compute what the code should be during any given time period. One way to think of it is that the lock is pre-loaded with codes.

For example, if you wanted to give your guest access to your property from Friday at 2:00pm to Sunday at 12:00pm, your lock would already know that the code should be, say, 12345678. Now you just need something that will tell you (and only you) what your lock already knows.

The ResortLock scheduling software contains the exact same algorithm that the lock's computer chip has. So essentially. your computer will know what your lock is thinking because they were both "pre-configured" to make the same computations and, as a result, come up with the same codes.

When you first set up your lock and software, you will synchronize your software to the lock. This is done by entering the lock's unique serial number into the scheduling software. This needs to be done because the lock's computer uses its serial number as part of the code calculation equation. By entering the lock's serial number into the scheduling software, the software will now be making the same unique calculations and come up with the exact same codes.

Now all you have to do is enter the start date and time along with the ending date and time you want to give access for. The software will then generate a code that will work only for the duration you specified. When that code is entered into the lock, the computer