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I have electronic cypher locks on the doors to my house. They aren't "smart", they have no network connection and each one has to be programmed individually. There are 10,000 possible codes and they will lock you out for 5 minutes if you enter a wrong code 3 times, so it's pretty secure against just trying to randomly guess numbers. The "brains" are on the inside, so there's not really anything to "hack" from the outside, it's just a keypad.

I don't worry about the battery running out because if one door stops working there are two others, the odds of all 3 failing at once are quite small, and even in that event there's a backup key lock.

Since the doors open with a PIN, they are designed to lock automatically so there's no worries about forgetting to lock up when you leave and you can never be locked out.

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