If you still want the option to use a key, can you install this and still use your key. I got this as a gift and would like to use it for guests, family, or if I forget my key. null

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ColoradoRob · Accepted Answer

You don’t need a key. Ever. You have your code that works all the time. You can remotely lock/unlock with the app on your smartphone. You can give your guests unique codes for one time use or for a particular time period that you choose. If you must keep a key put it on another door

Answered by ColoradoRob 5 years ago

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Rfrm · Answer

No, you cannot use a key with this lock. There is no keyhole.

SpiderDan · Answer

The short answer is No.

There is no option with this system for a physical key. 

I *suppose* you COULD have BOTH this system and a physical key lock, but why bother? The whole concept behind this is to do away with a physical key. :)

You can use your cell (with the Nest App) to unlock the door and/or up-to a 6 digit code (whatever number is memorable for you). If you have your cell - you've got the only "key" you need. Or - write the number down somewhere that you'd have access?

“If you still want the option to use a key, can you install this and still use your key. I got this as a gift and would like to use it for guests, family, or if I forget my key.”

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