Why would you need 2 keypads? null

One for entryway and the other for the master bedroom.

I would imagine it would be nice to have 2 keypads in larger houses where you might have 2 doors that are frequently used when arriving home.

It is always wise to have a keypad next to the door(s) that you mostly come in so you can get the system shut off to prevent false alarms. Also the second keypad is great in the master bedroom and not only for convenience but should your alarm go off you don't have to walk to the keypad and possibly come face to face with a person that is breaking in to your home.

Place first keypad by entry door for shutting off alarm upon entering or turning on alarm when leaving. Place second keypad on nightstand for setting the alarm at night, also is readily available for using emergency alarm if some reason entry is gained without setting off the alarm. Nice app for turning on/off alarms and monitoring system.

For multiple entry points or convenience, like in a Master Bedroom.

1 FOR EACH ENTRY DOOR TO YOUR HOME

I have two entry and exits doors

We have an upstairs and basement 2 families living in the same house.

I prefer to keep one at the front door and one at the back you can also use the app to arm and disarm if you sync it to your echo show you can simply ask Alexa To do it for you

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Asked by Chris 7 years ago

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One for entryway and the other for the master bedroom.
Answered by blsmith 7 years ago
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I would imagine it would be nice to have 2 keypads in larger houses where you might have 2 doors that are frequently used when arriving home.
Answered by Icecream27 7 years ago
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It is always wise to have a keypad next to the door(s) that you mostly come in so you can get the system shut off to prevent false alarms. Also the second keypad is great in the master bedroom and not only for convenience but should your alarm go off you don't have to walk to the keypad and possibly come face to face with a person that is breaking in to your home.
Answered by John 6 years ago
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Place first keypad by entry door for shutting off alarm upon entering or turning on alarm when leaving. Place second keypad on nightstand for setting the alarm at night, also is readily available for using emergency alarm if some reason entry is gained without setting off the alarm. Nice app for turning on/off alarms and monitoring system.
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Answered by Colonel 7 years ago
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For multiple entry points or convenience, like in a Master Bedroom.
Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago
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1 FOR EACH ENTRY DOOR TO YOUR HOME
Answered by CRAFTSMAN 6 years ago
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I have two entry and exits doors
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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We have an upstairs and basement 2 families living in the same house.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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I prefer to keep one at the front door and one at the back you can also use the app to arm and disarm if you sync it to your echo show you can simply ask Alexa To do it for you
Answered by Meme 5 years ago
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