TOP 29 cerraduras 3d llaves.

Opinión de un comprador: Me gustó bastante, tras observar muchas reseñas de profesionales me he decantado por esta cerradura. La única queja que le coloco es que es algo duro, aunque le he deportado un poco de carbono en polvo y fué bastante superior.

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Opinión de un comprador: Necesitaba un cilindro de doble cambio para conseguir utilizarlo con un Nuki (cerradura WIFI) ya que utiliza permanentemente una llave interior para descubrir y asegurar independientemente de que por fuera se pueda actuar con la llave.
Lo compré luego de devolver un tesa que se colocó durísimo en dos semanas, imposible de rotar manualmente ni con el Nuki.
Este está llevando configurado dos meses y va perfecto como el primer dia. 100% recomendado.

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Opinión de un comprador: No es lo que afirma. Para otras tareas puede llegar a ser genial, pero para cerraduras, todo lo opuesto. Desde que eche este aceite la cerradura terminó siendo a peor. En el final tuve que lijar una mina de lapiz y ponerle el grafito.
No lo he restituido porque lo he aplicado bastante tratando arreglar la cerradura, pero no ha servido de nada. He perdido el dinero inutilmente y no es nada económico para lo que es. Desilusionado. No lo recomiendo

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Opinión de un comprador: Tengo un hija de 17 meses que no se entretiene con ningún juguetito. Le atraen los objetos cotidianos, las paquetes, las bolsas y las pelotas. Lo compré pues le llaman la atención los cierres y cerraduras y lo cierto es que he certero de repleto. Llevamos con él ya hace una semana y juega mucho. Abre y cierra las cerraduras y las puertas, señala los animales para que le digas el nombre. .. La calidad del líquida es bueno. Es bien terminado y es fuerte (a mi hija le encanta tirarlo al suelo ocasionalmente y es puro). Aconsejable 💯.

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Opinión de un comprador: Cumple así que promete. Sencillo de poner por 1 mismo. La compramos pues la que teníamos era muy fácil y poquito seguro y pues alguna vez nos hemos dejado las llaves colocados por el interior y no hemos podido descubrir. Con esta cerradura tenemos la posibilidad de descubrir con la llave puesta sin dejar protección por este motivo. Distribución muy veloz.

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Opinión de un comprador: No es como se ve en la fotografía. El comienzo es del revés, para ponerla en el lugar izquierdo del pórtico espectáculo desde dentro. Llame para realizar la devolución y transformación por una correcta como la de la foto y me llegaron a enviar la cerradura al reves. Ahora ya tengo un par de en el hogar que no me sirven y aun no pasaron a recogerlas.

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Opinión de un comprador: Es de calidad, tan bella que es algo difícil de unir, os aconsejo lijarlo un poco para que las piezas giren correctamente. Llega con un rol de lija y una barra de vaselina incluidos para simplificar la lubricación y flujo del trabazón. Perfecto para poner dentro un regalo pequeño.

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Opinión de un comprador: Es un kit muy educativo, viene con distintos bombines, un manual y el juego de ganzuas. Como distracción es muy entretenida, y además de esto no es un kit con el cual consigas aprender a resultar amigo de lo ajeno la verdad, es mucha más como hobby y interés. Los bombines no son como los verdaderos, no tan solo por resultar transparentes que es una chulada, si no ya que van mucho menos finos, rascan más y estan sin engrasar para que sea más sencillo salir colocando los pitones y que se atranquen. En las cerraduras de verdad los pitones se descienden con mirarlos y es mucho más difícil abrirlas con ganzua, o aquello me ha relatado un amigo. Si deseas mayor nivel de dificultad puedes engrasar con lubrificante seca tipo 3 en 1.
Como set STEM para jovenes de diez años para arriba me parece muy educativo y divertido, entienden cosas que os van a servir en su propia día tras día en España. Valores como la tenacidad, alterar en desarrollo de sus habilidades para obtener una recompensa mayor a la larga. ..

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Opinión de un comprador: LA CERRADURA mottura CUENTA CON UNA GRAN CONFIANZA
LA USAMOS ESPECIALMENTE PARA SUSTITUCION
YA HACE VARIOS AÑOS Y NOS VA GENIAL

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Opinión de un comprador: Me decanté por esta referencia frente al tx60 debido a que tiene características más seguros y mas reforzada.
Se debe tener presente que la llave es algo más amplia que el modelo tx60 y también mas fina. Este ultimo trazo es un aspecto a tener presente, ya que al comienzo es algo complicado introducir la llave puesto que es medido es más estrecho que en los demás modelos.

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Opinión de un comprador: I bought the Lockly Security Pro deadbolt locking device because it seemed to have a unique design; prevents others from eyes-dropping to get the access code because the Lockly device randomly changes the number placement, so a particular keypad pattern would continually change — and thwart prying eyes from seeing my concreto access code. However… First, there are at least 6 “important” booklets / documents in the box. One document is a potential drilling guide that is virtually useless when retrofitting the Lockly on an existing entry door’s configuration. It was very confusing to know where or with which document to start. Three of them say or imply “start here first” and another has a nice diagram showing how it all fits together. BUT, the también parts are identified by letters with no logical point-to-point order, particularly because the parts’ ID (a letter of the alphabet) but NO table to say what they are. Later on, I learned _some_ of these parts are identified an animated “how to” videos, such as, “use screws, I” where on bolsa has “I” on it. While seemingly an excellent animation, a drawing does not really show what or where on the referenced drawing is being discussed. Although, the install drawing “video” is nicely paced and gives info in “chunks,” it was very difficult to know exactly to where or what was being referred. It would really be nice if whomever did the animation actually DID an install, particularly from the perspective of what most buyers’ situations: Replacing an existing keyed deadbolt with the digital version. I just spent nearly 8 hours installing what the animations would have one believe this is a concreto sencillo process.
Some examples… First, they note that no drilling is required; just some fácil tools like a phillips screwdriver. I call BS! To replace my existing keyed deadbolt, I decid it and then learn that the supino “hole” for my deadbolt, drilled into the “edge” of the door, was, probably, ⅞" diameter; THEIR deadbolt needs a 1" diameter hole. So I needed to make my deadbolt hole a little larger — and longer: Drilled further into the door. I must have a pretty heavy duty wooden 1½" entry door, but trying to re-drill this to be 1" was a concreto challenge: The wood seemed really hard. A ‘estandar’ electric drill is not strong enough to counter the frictional resistance of making the hole larger because the bit has nothing to grab onto to cause the drill to drill deeper. I _had_ to use my more powerful and faster hammer drill. Also, it really helped to aerosol the existing hole and my 1" drill bit with some WD-40 or graphite or the like. So, I got that part done. Then I tested the new Lockly deadbolt to see if it fit into the old hole in the door jamb: No such luck. I had to chip about ⅛" or more wood from the jamb (to widen the hole because the new deadbolt as not properly aligned with the old hole. I also had to file off / down an equal amount from the mineral deadbolt plate mounted on the jab. Finally I got that to fit by manually extending the new deadbolt into the newly expanded hole. I never received a new deadbolt plate from Lockly, I think, to I used the old brass plate with my new Antique Brass Lockly, I wasn’t until I finished the installation when the last “step” was to install the deadbolt’s plate and dust cover. THAT should have been the first instruction: Make sure the deadbolt fits in its respective the hole BEFORE doing other installation stuff. If the deadbolt does not fit (and installing the deadbolt is the first step) then there is a problem. Now, I did say, “I think” because the deadbolt plate was rather underwhelming compared to my existing deadbolt plates. I am not sure what the plastic “hole” thing is meant to do. Dust getting into a deadbolt well when the door is pretty well sealed and protected from dust contamination via weather stripping, tight fitting door, etc. Basically, the concreto problem in replacing the deadbolt plates is the holes from the old deadbolt lock were not aligned with the “new” Lockly deadbolt plate. It was just better to use the old plates instead of screwing up the existing holes that did not align with Lockly’ deadbolt plate.
One the first thing the various instructions documents say is do download the Lockly aplicación. This has the afore-mentioned install instructions, but that is about it. I did not see a point in setting up an account until I had the digital deadbolt installed because one of the last installation things is to install the last AA battery. This is supposed to beep to say everything thing appears to be connected; all I heard was a faint, minor one-note buzz. I do not like using my phone for viewing instructions even though my phone has a comparatively large screen. I use my 12" Samsung tablet to I can actually see stuff. Someday, when you get old, you will understand the need for a larger, higher resolution monitor…
One constant frustration is that I needed to install / attach and the undo and redo it when it made sense to do that to make a subsequent step easier. Be prepared to do this; the instruction steps do not seem rationale, like they were written by someone who thinks this is how it _should_ work. As alluded above, the sequencing of the installation steps frequently seems (and is) irrational. Another example of retrofitting an existing pack de up is to make the locking mechanism hole 2⅛" in diameter, when the diameter of the “inner” flange is just a bit over 2" (actually, 2.04"). The outer flange, which I presume is supposed to be slightly larger than the hole and the inner flange, so it has something to “grab onto” when screws from the indoor part and pulls the outdoor part together: Clamping the outside half of the lock with the inside half of the lock. This larger than the actual hole flange allows that to happen. Well, my existing hole for my existing deadbolt was pack in a 1½" hole. So, how was I going to make that hole another half inch larger? Also, the outside and inside lock parts MUST be precisely placed relative to each other and to the deadbolt to work correctly. They provide a (worthless) template to line up the deadbolt’s locking parts, that are inside the house and outside the house. The screws MUST be on the inside of AND only accessible from the inside of the house, otherwise burglars could unscrew the deadbolt mechanism and walk right in.
Back to the basic issued (as with installing the actual deadbolt mechanism, which is supino, noted above): How does one made the actually locking parts’ hole larger, i. E. , drilling a larger hole “thru” an existing hole. Keep I mind, their template assumes we know where the actual center of (all) holes are; this is critical to following the template. This is so necesite, an estupendo hole can be drilled thru the door to connect another more secure attachment inside and outside “clamping” point to hold the inside and outside parts together. For example, the “extra” (optional) clamping hole must be 3-ciento nueve/ciento veintisiete" (seriously! !) from the ranking center hole that holds the outside part and the inside part (a hole that, in my case, was already 1¼" diameter that needed to be expanded to 2⅛" diameter, but really only should be 2.05" diameter) to a more secure attachment hole near the ranking of both the outside piece and inside piece — as measured from its hole’s center; and this estupendo ranking hole must be ½" diameter for a threaded peg that is only 5/dieciseis" diameter. There is no practical way to know where or how to drill these holes from an undeterminable hole center. Now, the “extra” ranking hole is not really necessary, from Lockly’s perspective, but it sure seems necessary when the only thing holding the outside part of the deadbolt locking device and its paired inside the house piece is just two bolts that screw from the inside of the inside part of the device to the bottom of the outside part of the device. This is also representative of another frustrating issue: Most bolts are “blindly” screwed: One has to put the screw in the hole (from the piece inside the house) to a threaded companion hole inside the outside part of the device: Ya gotta hope they competición up well enough to “find each other. ” Yes, there are a lot of “OK, _where_ are you and why won’t you connect? ” Overall, this is very frustrating.
Re-drilling the existing horizontal deadbolt ⅞" hole to be 1" (this hole is parallel and drilled directly into the edge of my 1½" wide door) was considerably easier than making the existing 1¼" deadbolt mechanism hole to be 2" diameter (thru the door). One seemingly practical way to do this is with a step drill bit. However, nearly all pack drill bits max out at 1⅜": These would work because they are self centering in an existing hole. I looked everywhere, particularly in speciality tool (online) stores. However, the only place I found a step drill bit that went to 2⅜" diameter on Amazon, oddly sold by a specialty store, but was not listed on the seller’s página web site. I needed this done by the end of the day, so I could lock my house, as needed. Amazon’s deliver was three days. What I ended up doing was cutting a 1¼" round plug from a hole saw I had. Because this already had a center hole from the hole saw centering bit, I screwed that onto a piece of scrap wood. I then screwed that onto the door with some other screws. I figured all I need is a “perimeter shell” to keep my 2" Forstner bit centered on the 1¼" hole. That worked, sorta… My scrap wood was inexpensive soft wood and too narrow that shattered once I drilled thru that. I was not concerned about the screw holes in my door that were holding the “perimeter shell” piece because the Lockly lock would cover that up. If I had to do it all over again, would have used a larger piece of hard wood, and pre-drilled the 1¼" plug so I could center the piece over the 1¼" hole. That hardwood “perimeter shell” would have kept my Forstner bit centered. As it was, when the softwood shattered (because it was too narrow), the Forstner bit became un-contained. Ad such, there was a left buggered área that is about ¼" beyond the outer case of the Lockly device. I will likely put some calking or something there to seal it up, but may not be necessary given my main entry door is fairly well protected from the elements and protected by a large overhang and house wall.
Another issue I had was, as referenced above, there is a mineral flange near the bottom of the outside part, the piece with the keypad. This flange was _supposed_ to be screwed onto the frame of the outside piece to help precisely keep the outside piece aligned with the inside half — so the damn blindly-screwed screws and be aligned. My flange was lose. There were two holes that can be matched up with threaded holes at the bottom of the outside piece, It is necessary / critical that this be firmly attached to this flange piece can properly fit into the 2⅛" hole thru the door. The screws for this flange were missing. Fortunately, on a Saturday afternoon, one of our favorite non-big box store has odd stuff, like M3 screws, the size I needed to formally attach the outside pieces’ flange to its frame. Without that, I would have had to order these from a specialty place — and not finish installing the Lockly deadbolt locking device.
One of the last instructions was to pack up a Lockly account, so I could program my device and pack up my Wi-fi connection, etc. I thought that would happen when I download the aplicación, but no… Here it is over 2 hours since I _think_ I have the damn thing installed, and I STILL cannot figure out how or where to pack up an account. Interestingly, after installation, I closed the door and it appears to work fine — except for the auto-lock feature: The lock automatically engages and locks the door after treinta± seconds. Had I looked at my Término installation from outside the front door, I would have locked myself out of the house. The only way I can prevent that (when the door is closed) is to log on and spend another couple hours trying to figure this out OR I can just take out one of the batteries. However, if I take out a battery, I cannot communicate with the Lockly Secure pro device, pack de up pass codes, Wifi connections, etc. What a convoluted mess…
More advice… When you pack up your outside and inside parts, the instructions seem to assume you can measure the center of one hole to the center of another hole. In reality, that is not practical. When you preliminarily setting up the outside half and the inside half, I found it helpful to use some painter tape affix these two parts (the outside half and the inside half) to the door. It is easier to see if the edges are derecho and / or equidistant to the edge of the door. This technique holds one half, the outside piece, while trying to competición up the inside piece so when it comes time to blindly put screws in hole on the inside part, they can and will competición up with the receiving holes in the outside piece.
Well, back to trying to figure out how and where I can pack up an account and then how to entrar my passcodes, and then how to connect my Wifi — for my Google Nest device. Geesh…

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Opinión de un comprador: Entrega veloz y perfectamente y simple de actualizar y bien de importe.

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Opinión de un comprador: Tras navegar mirando durante mucho tiempo cerraduras de seguridad, me decidí por esta por las buenas críticas que he encontrado. Lo primero diré que el cual me enviaron venía muy bien precintada y sin utilizar. Tiempo de canje fué muy rápido e inconsciente, no te va a llevar un buen tiempo y seguramente estás quedando hechizado con el resultado. Por otra parte, incluye una tarjeta identificativa sin la que ninguna persona puede realizar copias de las llaves, lo que aporta un extra de protección. El producto llego muy rapido y el valor terminó siendo el más competitivo que he encontrado más tarde de ver en algunos lugares. .Tiene sistema anti-bumping, anti-rotura, anti-supresión y anti-broca. Me encuentro muy con la elección, muy conveniente.

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Opinión de un comprador: Muy buen post a buen precio. Lo unico las ayudas estan en inglesa y se debe echar de traductor si no dominas bastante. Y la única queja es que en el manual no indica que para descubrir después de depositar el código que deseas debes presionar la X para poder rotar maneta y descubrir

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Opinión de un comprador: Awful. Completely wrecked my door trying to install because of some odd extra holes that you had to drill but made no sense whatsoever so the handle was loose in the frame. Couldn’t return because I’d unpacked and used it. Shame and waste of money.

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Opinión de un comprador: Bastante fácil de subir

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Opinión de un comprador: Also neues Sicherheitsschloss bestellt mit 2 Schlüsseln. Diese habe ich gleich beschriftet, da sie sehr klein sind.
Problem gelöst. Passt bei uns perfekt in den Briefkasten. Ich mag Dinge, die funktionieren und mit dem Produkt
Hat es reibungslos geklappt.

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Opinión de un comprador: Muy considerable como para insertar unas llaves y un mando de auto o parking. La unica queja es como se abre si lo quieres poner en lugar oculto precisas espacio para abrirlo.

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Opinión de un comprador: Asiático,no sirve para nada,dinero perdido

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