Revolo RE001 Electronic Keypad Deadbolt, Keyless Entry Door Lock, Keyed Entry (Open Box)

We replaced 3 of our entry door locks with these handle/deadbolt combos.The install process was a bit difficult, but it was also my first time actually installing new handles like this (I had to drill holes for the dead bolts and chisel out the jams for the strike plates) so if you've done it before, it probably won't be that hard. Once I got to the 3rd one, it was pretty straight forward.The materials appear to be good quality. The fit and finish are good with no obvious defects. Once installed, they look great.Programming is pretty straight forward. The instructions that it comes with are pretty good and programming a new combination isn't too difficult. There are many options for different code combinations, lengths, and even the number of times a code will work for.*REVERSING THE DEAD BOLT DIRECTIONThis took me a while to figure out, and there really isn't any direction on this in the instruction manual. It sort of directs through the process after installation, but doesn't specifically tell you what it is that you're actually doing, just that it is "necessary for proper function of the lock".So, once all the hardware is installed, turn the lock lever to the unlocked position (straight up and down). Next place your batteries in the deadbolt. After it beeps, take the small reset tool and press and hold the reset button. While holding the reset button down, remove one of the batteries. Continue holding the reset button down and replace the battery that you removed. Once it beeps, release the reset button. The lock will cycle a few times to figure out which direction it needs to close. Once it locks and beeps again, the direction will be set and you're in business. IF you run into an issue where the lock cycles back and forth but doesn't change direction, it's probably a hardware issue. In my situation, I had set the bolt mechanism to the longer (extended) position due to the spacing of my locks. If you extend the bolt mechanism while the bolt is in the locked position, it jams something inside the housing and won't allow the bolt to move all the way to the unlocked position. This in turn will lead the electronic controller to malfunction and it won't close properly, nor will it change the direction that it closes. So in conclusion, if you have this issue, take it back apart and focus on the bolt mechanism. Once you have it fixed, repeat the process above to set the locking direction.Hopefully this all makes some sense and helps someone out. Overall I would buy these again.