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Schlage Residential Schlage Residential BE375 - Camelot Touch Keyless Electronic Deadbolt SCR-BE375-KEYED-CAM

Schlage Residential BE375 Camelot Touch Keyless Electronic Deadbolt with Capacitive Touchscreen

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Schlage Residential BE375 Camelot Touch Keyless Electronic Deadbolt with Capacitive Touchscreen

Advanced Keyless Entry Solution for Modern Homes

The Schlage Residential BE375 Camelot Touch Electronic Deadbolt delivers convenient keyless entry with capacitive touchscreen technology and 9V battery operation. This Grade 2 ANSI certified deadbolt accommodates door thickness from 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" with adjustable 2-3/8" to 2-3/4" backset for versatile installation. The unit stores up to 19 access codes with 2 pre-set unique 4-digit codes and operates in temperatures from -35°C to 66°C exterior and -10°C to 50°C interior.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Capacitive Touchscreen Technology: Advanced touch interface eliminates mechanical keypad wear and provides reliable operation in all weather conditions.
  • Flexible Code Management: Store up to 19 access codes with 2 pre-set unique 4-digit codes for family members, guests, and service personnel.
  • Adjustable Installation: Accommodates door thickness from 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" with adjustable backset of 2-3/8" to 2-3/4" for standard door preparations.
  • Wide Temperature Range: Operates reliably from -35°C to 66°C exterior and -10°C to 50°C interior for year-round performance.
  • Battery-Powered Operation: Single 9V battery provides extended operation without hardwired power requirements.
  • ANSI Grade 2 Certification: Meets ANSI Grade 2 and ANSI Grade AAA standards for residential security applications.
  • Non-Handed Design: Universal installation works on both left and right-hand doors without field modification.
  • 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty: Comprehensive warranty coverage provides confidence and protection for residential installations.

Standard Features

Product Dimensions: 3" x 5.4" x 5.2"
Battery: 9V battery (1)
Latch Throw: 1"
Cylinder: None
Door Thickness: extends 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"; 1-7/8" to 2-1/2"; thick door kit
Cross Bore: 2-1/8"
Latch Faceplate Size: 1"
Latch/Backset: 2-3/8" to 2-3/4" adjustable
Latch Faceplate Size: 1" x 2-1/4"
Latch Faceplate Options: Spring latch radius corner and circular drive-in faceplates
Strike: 1-1/8" x 2-3/4" round corners, strike reinforce
Keys: None
Codes:2 pre-set unique 4-digit access codes, storage of up to 19 access codes
Operating Temperatures: Outside lock body (exterior mounted): -35C to 66C
Inside lock body (interior mounted): -10C to 50C

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements and confirm 9V battery compatibility before proceeding with installation.
  2. Disconnect any existing power sources and follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the unit in the specified door location ensuring adequate clearance for the 2-1/8" cross bore and proper door thickness accommodation.
  4. Route and connect internal wiring according to manufacturer specifications using the provided components and hardware.
  5. Configure user codes and operational settings including the 4-digit access codes per application requirements.
  6. Install 9V battery and test all functions including touchscreen response, code entry, deadbolt operation, and thumbturn functionality.
  7. Complete final inspection and document code settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation instructions and programming procedures.

Professional Applications

  • Single-Family Residential Homes
  • Townhomes and Condominiums
  • Rental Properties and Vacation Homes
  • Home Offices and Studios
  • Residential Security Upgrades
  • Multi-Generational Housing
  • Assisted Living Residential Units

Manufacturer Resources

  • Installation Instructions
  • User's Guide

Why Choose Schlage Residential Quality?

Schlage Residential electronic deadbolts deliver proven reliability with ANSI Grade 2 certification and capacitive touchscreen technology rated for extreme temperature operation from -35°C to 66°C. The 3-year manufacturer warranty and nearly a century of security innovation provide confidence for demanding residential applications. Engineered with adjustable backset and universal non-handed design for professional installation flexibility.

Fingerprint-resistant capacitive touchscreen deadbolt with keyless entry — nothing to lose, nothing to pick. Support Resources: Manuals Hub: Schlage Manuals, Installation Guides & Templates (https://www.schlage.com/en/home/support/installation-manuals-templates.html) || Installation Guides: BE375 Schlage Touch Touchscreen Deadbolt Installation Instructions (https://www.schlage.com/content/dam/sch-us/documents/pdf/installation-manuals/P516-865.pdf) || Programming Guide: Schlage Programming Guides (https://www.schlage.com/en/home/support/programming-guides.html) || FAQs & Support: Schlage Touchscreen Deadbolt FAQs and Support (https://www.schlage.com/en/home/support/faqs/schlage-touch.html) | Schlage Product FAQs (https://www.schlage.com/en/home/support/faqs.html)

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
BE Series
Grade:
Grade 2
Application:
Capacitive Touchscreen
Keyed:
No
Warranty:
3 Year
Power:
Battery Operated
ANSI/BHMA:
ANSI Grade 2, ANSI Grade AAA
Product Group:
Electronic Locks
Product Subgroup:
Touchscreen Locksets
Product Type:
Deadbolts
Subcategory:
Touchscreen Locksets
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Function Description:
Deadbolt retracted by entering valid user code then rotating outside thumbturn, or by inside thumb turn ; Deadbolt thrown by rotating outside thumbturn af
Batteries:
9V
Battery Operated:
Yes
Lock Function:
Deadbolt
Reader Type:
Touchscreen
Segment:
Door Hardware
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Model:
BE565
Backset (Distance):
Adjustable 2-3/8 or 2-3/4
Product Function:
Touchscreen Deadbolt
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
Door Strike:
Round Corner Strike
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Residential BE375 CAM 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch deadbolt fit a 1-3/8 inch door, and what about a thicker 2 inch door?
Standard fit on the BE375 Camelot Touch is 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, which covers most residential entry doors. For doors from 1-7/8 inch up to 2-1/2 inch, the deadbolt needs a thick door kit; without it, the tailpiece and mounting posts will not reach. Cross bore is the standard 2-1/8 inch, so a door already prepped for a conventional deadbolt takes it without new boring.
2) Does the Schlage BE375 touchscreen deadbolt work on both left and right hand doors?
Non-handed. The BE375 Camelot Touch installs on either a left or right hand door with no field modification, and the backset adjusts between 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch, so it drops onto either of the two standard residential bore layouts. For a property manager doing several units at once, that means one part number covers every door regardless of swing.
3) Can I still get in with a key if the batteries die on the Schlage BE375?
No. The BE375 Camelot Touch ships with no cylinder and no keys, so there is no mechanical key override at all. Entry is by valid user code plus a turn of the outside thumbturn, or from inside by thumbturn. If you want a keyed backup on the same door, choose a keyed electronic deadbolt instead, such as the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis touchscreen deadbolt, which comes with a Schlage C keyway.
4) Will the Schlage BE375 latch into the strike plate already in my door frame?
The BE375 uses a 1-1/8 x 2-3/4 inch round corner strike with a strike reinforcer, and a 1 inch deadbolt throw. If your existing strike is the common round corner residential type in that size, the bolt lines up. Square corner strike cutouts in the jamb will need the mortise corners eased or the supplied round corner strike installed. Latch faceplate is 1 x 2-1/4 inch, and both a radius corner faceplate and a circular drive-in faceplate are supplied, so it suits a mortised edge prep or a drive-in bore.
5) Can the Schlage BE375 be keyed alike with the rest of my Schlage locks?
No, and this is the point people get caught on. The BE375 Camelot Touch has no cylinder, so there is nothing to key and nothing to bring into an existing keyway or master system. If the door has to stay on your key system, you need a keyed electronic deadbolt, for instance the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis touchscreen deadbolt, which is supplied with a Schlage C keyway and can be worked into a C keyway system.
6) I'm replacing a plain keyed deadbolt with a keypad lock. What else do I need to order?
For a door already bored for a deadbolt at 2-1/8 inch cross bore with a 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset, nothing extra: the BE375 includes both the radius corner and circular drive-in latch faceplates, the round corner strike with reinforcer, and adjusts to either backset. Two things to add if they apply. A 9V battery, since the lock runs on one. And a thick door kit if the door measures 1-7/8 inch to 2-1/2 inch, since the standard hardware covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch only.
7) What is a keyed touchscreen deadbolt alternative to the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch for an owner who still wants a physical key override?
The BE375 Camelot Touch is a keyless touchscreen deadbolt with no cylinder and no keys. If a mechanical key is required on the opening, the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis is a stand alone touchscreen deadbolt built around a Schlage C keyway, so it accepts a key in addition to code entry. Choosing between them comes down to whether the door needs a cylinder at all: the BE375 removes the key entirely, while the 8225 keeps one for a master key or lockbox program already running on Schlage C.
8) What is the difference between the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch and a Wi-Fi connected electronic deadbolt like the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D?
The BE375 Camelot Touch is a battery operated touchscreen deadbolt that runs entirely at the door, storing up to 19 access codes on a single 9V battery with no network of any kind. The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is an electronic deadbolt with Wi-Fi and BLE, NMKO override, and vertical mounting, and it is Lyazon compatible. For a property manager issuing and retiring codes remotely across units, the LZ-D is the connected option; for a door where the codes are set once at the lock, the BE375 does that without any system behind it.
9) I need a keypad deadbolt with a single cylinder key override in a round trim - what is that instead of the Schlage BE375?
The BE375 Camelot Touch has no cylinder and no keys, so it cannot take a key override. The Sure-Loc DK201-R is an electronic deadbolt with single cylinder round trim and keypad entry, which is the configuration to use when the opening needs both a code and a key in a round escutcheon. The BE375 remains the choice where a keyless door is the goal and there is no key to lose or pick.
10) How many user codes can the Schlage BE375 store, and is that enough for a rental or short term let?
Up to 19 access codes, with 2 unique 4-digit codes pre-set from the factory. That handles a household plus cleaners, a contractor, and a rotating guest code on a rental or vacation unit. Codes are 4 digits and managed at the lock itself, so there is no hub or app dependency to keep alive between tenants.
11) Is a Schlage Touch BE375 deadbolt suitable for an exterior door in a cold climate?
Rated for exterior mounting from -35C to 66C on the outside lock body, and -10C to 50C on the interior body. That covers hard northern winters and full sun exposure. The capacitive touchscreen has no moving keypad buttons to jam with ice or grit, which is the usual failure point on mechanical pushbutton locks.
12) What security grade is the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch deadbolt, and is it good enough for a rental property?
ANSI Grade 2, and ANSI Grade AAA. Grade 2 is the standard residential-duty rating for a deadbolt, which is what the BE375 is built for, and the AAA designation covers the security, durability, and finish testing tiers. It is specified as a residential product, so for a commercial opening under a facility spec calling for Grade 1, this is not the right lock.
13) Does the Schlage Touch BE375 need to be wired, or does it run on batteries?
Battery only, one 9V. There is no hardwired power, no transformer, and no low voltage run to pull, so it goes on a door with nothing but the existing 2-1/8 inch cross bore. That is the practical difference from an access-controlled opening: no power means no wiring inspection and no door loop.
14) Should I buy a standalone touchscreen deadbolt or a Wi-Fi smart lock?
The BE375 Camelot Touch is a standalone code lock: everything is programmed at the keypad, nothing to pair, nothing to fail when the network drops, and no app account tied to a tenant. Choose it when the job is keyless entry on a door and nothing more. If you need remote access management, audit trail, or credentials issued off-site, look at a connected deadbolt such as the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D, which carries Wi-Fi and BLE with an NMKO override.
15) How does the Schlage Touch BE375 actually lock and unlock, does the screen retract the bolt?
The touchscreen authorizes, the thumbturn does the work. Enter a valid user code on the screen, then rotate the outside thumbturn to retract the deadbolt. From inside, the thumbturn retracts it directly with no code. To lock, rotate the outside thumbturn. Worth knowing before you spec it for someone with limited hand strength, since every operation from outside involves turning the thumbturn, not just a touch.
16) What are the alternatives to the Schlage BE375 if I want a simpler keypad deadbolt?
Two directions worth knowing. The Sure-Loc Modern electronic keypad deadbolt and the Sure-Loc round single cylinder keypad deadbolt are both pushbutton keypad deadbolts rather than capacitive touchscreens, and the round Sure-Loc is a single cylinder unit, so it takes a key. If the priority is a flat glass face with nothing mechanical to wear, stay with the BE375 Camelot Touch and its capacitive touchscreen. If the priority is a keyed backup, the touchscreen BE375 cannot give you one.
17) Is a keypad deadbolt like the Sure-Loc DK201 the same thing as the Schlage BE375 touchscreen deadbolt?
They are not the same interface. The BE375 Camelot Touch uses a capacitive touchscreen, which is a flat touch surface with no moving buttons. The Sure-Loc Modern Electronic Keypad Deadbolt is a keypad entry electronic deadbolt. Both are electronic deadbolts, but a keypad has discrete mechanical buttons while the BE375's touchscreen has none, which matters if a buyer is standardizing on one look and feel across a set of doors or specifying a glove-friendly interface.
18) Which electronic deadbolt should a locksmith pick when the existing door prep is a 2-3/8 inch backset and the replacement has to be non-handed?
The Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch ships with an adjustable backset of 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch and a non-handed design, so one part number covers both common backsets and both swings without field modification. Among the electronic deadbolt alternatives, the Sure-Loc DK201-MD and DK201-R are keypad entry deadbolts and the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D is a vertically mounted electronic deadbolt, so the mounting orientation differs. For a straight drop into an existing residential deadbolt prep, the adjustable backset on the BE375 is what removes the guesswork.
19) For an entrance function opening, is the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch the right lock or do I need something else?
The BE375 Camelot Touch is a deadbolt function only - it throws and retracts a bolt and does not latch or operate a knob or lever, so an entry door also needs a separate knob or lever for the latch. The Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis is listed as an entrance function, which is the configuration to look at when the touchscreen unit itself is meant to carry the entry duty. Match the function to what the door already has prepped before ordering either one.
20) What finishes does the Schlage BE375 Camelot Touch deadbolt come in to match the rest of my hardware?
Seven finishes: 605 Bright Brass, 609 Antique Brass, 619 Satin Nickel, 622 Matte Black, 625 Bright Chrome, 626 Satin Chrome, and 716 Aged Bronze. If you are standardizing across a building, 619 Satin Nickel and 626 Satin Chrome are the two that sit alongside most existing lever and knob trim without looking like a patch.
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Does the Schlage Residential BE375 CAM 626 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Schlage Residential BE375 CAM 626 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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