LocKeeper Keypad Escape Room Prop - Four Codes Can Be Entered to Activate Four Different Relays
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps showcases the LocKeeper, a keypad controller designed specifically for escape room applications. The unit supports up to four individually programmable codes, each capable of triggering a dedicated relay output independently. This makes it straightforward to build multi-stage puzzles or control multiple locks from a single keypad interface. The video walks through how the system is configured and how each code-to-relay pairing works in practice.
Key takeaways
- ◆Supports up to four unique entry codes on a single keypad
- ◆Each code independently activates its own dedicated relay
- ◆Purpose-built for escape room puzzle design and multi-lock scenarios
- ◆Allows flexible code-to-relay mapping for varied puzzle logic
Who this is for
Escape room designers and interactive haunt builders who need a straightforward multi-code keypad solution to trigger separate relay outputs from one control point.
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