What happens if someone tries to break in?
The feature that significantly sets the MyKey 2300 apart from conventional door locks is the removal of the common metal keyhole. Metal keys, no matter how complex, can be picked by an expert and are vulnerable as a result. The MyKey 2300 eliminates the possibility of lock-picking from the start by removing the conventional keyhole, and allowing only authorized RFID cards, or a single pin code to gain access to the door. If someone attempts to use the wrong pin code or RFID card three times in a row, the lock will automatically shut down for 30 seconds before allowing another attempt at unlocking the door!

The MyKey 2300 isn't your average deadbolt for more reasons than one. For instance, it alerts you if it doesn't lock correctly. Imagine this: you press a single button to lock your home with a heavy-duty deadbolt, but for some reason, the door was not properly shut and the lock cannot engage. As you're walking away, a noise alerts your that your door is, in fact, not properly locked! In addition, if the lock does not properly engage and you walk away without hearing the alarm, the door will sound the built-in alarm system the next time it is opened, deterring any would-be intruders. The MyKey 2300 actually knows if the door was opened when you didn't want it to be- now that's intelligence put to good use.

So what happens if someone kicks down the door and breaks the deadbolt? The same thing that would happen with any other lock or deadbolt. The MyKey 2300 is not any more susceptible to malfunction than any other lock. The MyKey 2300 will always do what it's supposed to do - lock your door.