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Experience enhanced security and convenience with the Kwikset 660 Deadbolt Lock. Designed with Microban protection and a sleek satin nickel finish, this single cylinder deadbolt offers reliable front entry door security. Effortlessly re-key your lock in seconds with Kwikset's innovative SmartKey technology.

Kwikset SmartKey Security delivers superior protection against advanced break-in attempts. This innovative technology allows you to re-key your lock easily, ensuring only trusted individuals retain access. Secure your home with confidence and convenience.

The SmartKey lock protects your home from common break-in methods including kick-ins, bumps, picks, drills, and saw attacks. Its unique re-keying feature enables quick and easy lock reprogramming, eliminating the need for lost or returned keys.

Managing multiple keys can be confusing. Re-key your locks for streamlined security and easy access with a single key for several doors.

Lost track of who holds your keys? Re-key your locks to regain control and prevent unauthorized access from misplaced or lent-out keys.

Avoid stress and compromised security from lost keys. Quickly re-key your lock to ensure peace of mind and maintain safety.

Keep your home secure after moving in or renting out by promptly re-keying your locks, ensuring prior key holders cannot gain entry.

To start re-keying, ensure you have your functioning key, your new key, and the SmartKey Learn tool ready. This intuitive process lets you change your lock’s key in moments without a locksmith.

Insert the key that currently operates your lock and rotate it 90 degrees clockwise. This initiates the re-keying process smoothly and securely.

A) Insert the SmartKey tool fully and firmly into the SmartKey hole to reset the lock mechanism.
B) Remove the SmartKey tool and the current key to prepare for the new key insertion.

A) Fully insert your new key into the lock and rotate it 180 degrees, engaging the new key configuration.
B) Rotate the new key 90 degrees back to the starting position, then remove it. Your lock is now re-keyed and secure with the new key.
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