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What happens if I lose one of my access cards - Am I at risk?

If you lose one of your access cards, or think you may have lost one, simply re-program the MyKey 2300 with your existing cards, and the lost card will no longer be authorized to open your lock. It is then no longer a security risk!

How hard is it to install the MyKey 2300? Do I need to be a locksmith?

The MyKey 2300 is incredibly easy to install. Want to see what's involved in the installation process? Take a look at our installation Guide and see just how simple it is to install this high-security lock.

How do I know the MyKey 2300 is attempting to read my RFID card? When you are attempting to unlock the MyKey 2300, simply press the single button on the front of the lock. A blue ring of light will glow around the button for approximately 3 seconds, indicating that the MyKey is attempting to read your RFID card. If you do not see the ring of light around the button, your batteries may be dead- please read the answer to the next question for opening your lock when your batteries die. What happens if the batteries die in the MyKey 2300?

The MyKey 2300 is rated to last for one year on four (4) AA Batteries. If they die, the MyKey2300 will power down in a locked state, making sure to leave your home or office secure. For re-entry, simply place a 9-volt battery on the terminal located under the slide-up panel. Your authorized RFID cards will work, and you can enter the pin on the front panel as well- the MyKey 2300 stores the authorized RFID cards and pin code, even in the event of a loss in battery power.