Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho Keyless Entry Deadbolt with Zwave - Batteries Not Included

Both. The latch is adjustable for 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backsets, which are the two standard residential bore spacings, so it drops into an existing deadbolt prep either way. The bolt is also reversible, so handing isn't something you specify when ordering.

Yes, within the C keyway. The 8285 uses a C-Keyway 5-pin cylinder and can be ordered keyed alike or keyed different, with an optional key code field if you need it cut to an existing bitting. It is a single cylinder lock, so the keyed cylinder is on the exterior and the interior side turns by cylinder.

The 8285 Soho ships as a Z-Wave device, so it pairs with a Z-Wave hub or controller rather than connecting to Wi-Fi on its own. If your property runs Wi-Fi and Bluetooth without a Z-Wave hub, the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D electronic deadbolt is the Wi-Fi and BLE option we carry.

The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is a pushbutton electronic keypad single cylinder deadbolt that runs on a 9V battery, with no smart-home radio. The Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho is a touchscreen deadbolt with Z-Wave communication, single cylinder keyed function, and runs on 4 AA batteries. If the opening only needs code entry at the door with no hub integration, the BE365 covers that; if the deadbolt has to report to and be controlled by a Z-Wave system, the 8285 Soho is the one that does it.

The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is an electronic deadbolt in the Saffire Series with Wi-Fi and BLE, NMKO override, vertical mounting, and Lyazon compatibility - built around a property access platform rather than a home hub. The Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho is a residential Estate Series touchscreen deadbolt with Z-Wave and 8 customizable access codes. For guest rooms or units managed from a property system, the Saffire EVO is the platform-side product; the 8285 Soho suits a single residence tied into Z-Wave.

No. It runs on 4 AA batteries and they are not supplied, so add them to the order if you're installing the same day.

It's built and specified as residential hardware, so it suits single-family, condo, and light multi-family unit doors rather than a commercial opening with a code-driven hardware schedule. Body is brass, and it's an entrance-function deadbolt with a motorized bolt and touchscreen keypad.

Eight customizable access codes, which is enough for a household plus a cleaner and a contractor, but tight if you're running short-term rental turnover. The keypad is a back-lit touchscreen and locking is one-touch.

For keypad entry without a hub, the Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth is a Grade 2 single cylinder keypad deadbolt running on a 9V battery, and Sure-Loc offers electronic keypad deadbolts in both a Modern and a Round single cylinder trim. The Baldwin 8285 earns its place when you want Z-Wave control and Estate Series brass trim.

Yes. It's a keyed deadbolt with a C-keyway cylinder on the exterior, so a cut key opens it regardless of the keypad's power state. That mechanical override is worth confirming on any battery-operated lock going on a rental unit.

The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth keypad deadbolt carries a Grade 2 rating. The Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho is a residential touchscreen deadbolt in the Estate Series with a brass substrate. If a written spec calls for a graded electronic deadbolt, the BE365 is the one in this group that states a grade.

The Sure-Loc DK201-MD Modern and DK201-R Round are electronic keypad deadbolts - standalone code entry at the door, with no smart-home radio stated. The Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho is offered with Z-Wave communication, so it is the one to specify when the deadbolt has to join a Z-Wave network. If you want a keypad deadbolt in a modern or round trim shape and hub control is not part of the job, the DK201 pair covers that.

The Baldwin Estate 8285 Soho uses a C-keyway 5-pin cylinder and can be ordered keyed alike or keyed different, which is what lets it fall into an existing Baldwin C-keyway system. The Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth, Sure-Loc DK201-MD and Sure-Loc DK201-R are keypad deadbolts from other manufacturers and are not C-keyway products, so choose those only where the cylinder does not have to match a Baldwin key.

The Sure-Loc DK201-MD is the Modern electronic keypad deadbolt and the DK201-R is the round single cylinder version with keypad entry, so the two differ mainly in exterior trim shape. The Baldwin Estate 8285 carries the Soho design in the Estate Series with a brass substrate, a touchscreen keypad and a C-keyway 5-pin cylinder. Pick by the trim profile you need to match on the other doors.