does this lock have an autolock feature?

You have to turn it manually, which is the main reason I bought this unit. In my experience, similar units that "auto-lock" are problematic in that the "bolt" may not set correctly if not perfectly lined up. On our door, we had problems with humidity and the "auto" feature would jam unless you "jiggled" the door. Also, the "auto" lock units eat up the battery much faster.

Do the numbers wear on the commonly used keys (for your PIN entry?) That is, after repeated use, can a person tell which keys are pressed most often?

...even if one could identify the 4 most commonly used keys, there would still be 256 potential combinations since numbers can be repeated. I have had one of these for six years, and while the numbers have not worn, the buttons which are pushed most frequently are a bit dirtier than the numbers that never get pushed. They are not dirty but there is slight discoloration. However, since my wife and family each have separate codes, 8 out of the 10 buttons get used at some point. All that said, the keys are still clean and the oft used button are only barely discolored.

Is the keypad visible in the dark -- from a source other than reflected light?

No, The Keyboard is not visible in the dark. You must touch a key on the pad before the keyboard lights. We press any key an then press the enter key before we enter a code.

read where rain can "fry" this unit, true???

I have two of these and one of the touchpad deadbolts on different doors. The two like this have been installed about 2 years and the touchpad has been installed about three. One of them (this model) is installed on a shed directly in the elements while the other two have eves above them (very small overhangs). I am currently replacing the one that is directly in the elements while the other two are still functioning perfectly. The overhangs are small but it is the difference between getting soaked EVERY single time it rains and rarely ever getting directly rained on. So I would say, no, rain doesn’t “fry” this product but, yes, DIRECT exposure to the elements will likely shorten the lifespan of the lock. On the other hand, it doesn’t take much to reduce this problem (like a 12” overhang 8-10’ above the door). Also, the “shortened” lifespan of mine was still about two years. It was better than I expected knowing it was completely unsheltered.

Brand	SCHLAGE
Special Feature	Keyless
Lock Type	Key Lock, Keypad
Item dimensions L x W x H	4.25 x 3.25 x 5.5 inches
Material	Nickel, Rubber, Silicone
Recommended Uses For Product	Security
Style	Camelot
Color	Satin Nickel
Number of Pieces	2
Finish Type	Brushed
Included Components	6 Digit Programming Code, 9-Volt Battery, Camelot Keypad Deadbolt
Controller Type	Hand Control, Mechanical knob
Shape	Rectangular
Control Method	App
UPC	043156901364
Model Name	Camelot Keypad Deadbolt
Global Trade Identification Number	00043156901364
Manufacturer	Schlage
Part Number	BE365VCAM619
Item Weight	4.53 pounds
Product Dimensions	4.25 x 3.25 x 5.5 inches
Item model number	BE365VCAM619
Batteries	1 9V batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	Camelot
Finish	Brushed
Pattern	Camelot
Voltage	9 Volts
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Keyless
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	Yes
Battery Cell Type	Alkaline
Warranty Description	Limited Lifetime Mechanical & 1 Year Electronics

Schlage BE365 V CAM 619 Camelot Keypad Deadbolt, Electronic Keyless Entry Lock, Satin Nickel

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