A: We certainly do! The Schlage Z-Wave Wireless Lock system meets every bit of your criteria.

We have both deadbolt and lever style lock kits to suit any door in your home. The included LiNK bridge is required to communicate with and monitor the locks. The service for the LiNK bridge is less than $.50 per day, and there are no contracts you have to sign. The bridge is the “smart” part of the lock system. It allows you to log in from any computer and check/set user codes and even set up alerts! For example, when your plumber’s code is entered, you can have an email or text message sent to yourself. No more wondering who is in your house! And when the plumber’s job is done, you can remove his code so it no longer lets him in. You can also remotely lock and unlock the door to let someone in without a code at all. The LiNK bridge also affords you some control of Z-Wave lighting in your home as an added benefit.

In very related news, we have a pretty nice promotion running for the remainder of June - one that will certainly save you money if you are looking to have this type of lock control of your doors. Purchase any Schlage Z-Wave Lock without the LiNK Bridge, (either the deadbolt or lever lock), and a Vera home monitoring/energy saving control system at the same time, and you will receive the monthly service for Vera FREE FOR LIFE! Therefore you are not locked into Schlage’s monthly service fees, saving you thousands of dollars over the long term! The best part is, Vera can do everything the LiNK bridge can do, and much, much more! We recommend you take advantage of this amazing offer before it is too late.

Here is a comparison between features of the Vera and the Schlage LiNK Bridge with regards to the Schlage Z-Wave Lock. As you can see, every feature and MORE are available in Vera over the LiNK Bridge.

For more on Vera’s energy saving and home automation features (in addition to it’s ability to monitor and control the Schlage Z-Wave Lock) see the product page here.

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