LockState, now known as RemoteLock, manufactures cloud-connected smart locks and access control hardware for residential, vacation rental, and commercial properties.
LockState facilitates secure, keyless access through its range of electronic door locks, deadbolts, and lever sets. Originally established as a hardware manufacturer, the brand has transitioned into a leading provider of cloud-based access control under the RemoteLock name. Their Wi-Fi and keypad locks are designed to integrate seamlessly with property management software, making them a popular choice for Airbnb hosts, vacation rentals, and small businesses.
While many hardware units still carry the LockState branding, the software platform and support infrastructure are now centrally managed via RemoteLock. Users can control access codes, monitor entry logs, and manage schedules remotely through the Device Web Manager. The product lineup includes heavy-duty electronic keyless locks, residential Wi-Fi deadbolts, and various interconnected access solutions.
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For most LockState models, the default programming code is 123456 or 12345678. The default user code is typically 1234. It is essential to change these codes immediately after installation for security.
To restore factory defaults, remove one battery, press and hold the 'R' (Reset) button (often found under the battery cover), reinsert the battery while holding the button, and continue helping until the lock beeps or flashes confirmation.
Yes. LockState and RemoteLock devices store access codes locally on the lock memory. Existing codes will continue to work without an internet connection, but you will not be able to update codes or view logs remotely until the connection is restored.
Slide the interior cover up or remove the securing screws to access the battery pack. Replace with 4 fresh AA Alkaline or Lithium batteries. Do not mix old and new batteries.