Safety 1st OutSmart Serratura a leva per porta a prova di bambino (bianca), 1 pezzo (confezione da 1)

Name: Safety 1st OutSmart Serratura a leva per porta a prova di bambino (bianca), 1 pezzo (confezione da 1)
Brand: Safety 1st
SKU: 0884392613570
Price: 38.58 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Safety 1st

3.7/5

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38.58

Mantieni il tuo piccolo esploratore al sicuro e le tue porte al sicuro con la serratura a leva a prova di bambino Safety 1st OutSmart. Nascondendo i pulsanti funzionali in bella vista, questo intelligente blocco di sicurezza per bambini protegge i bambini fornendo al contempo un facile utilizzo per gli adulti informati. La serratura di sicurezza della porta mostra un pulsante esca prominente per distogliere l'attenzione di un bambino, fornendo uno sfogo alla loro curiosità mantenendo la porta sicura. Quando non in uso, basta spingere verso il basso il braccio di blocco della leva della porta fino a quando non viene visualizzato l'indicatore di disattivazione giallo. Non richiede attrezzi, il blocco a leva si installa ed è pronto per l'uso in pochi secondi. Il design unico della serratura a leva si adatta alla maggior parte delle maniglie delle porte. La serratura di sicurezza della porta include una serratura a leva. Safety 1st crede che i genitori dovrebbero avere meno preoccupazioni e momenti più gioiosi. In qualità di primo e unico leader nella sicurezza dei bambini,

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EAN: 0884392613570

Categories: Sicurezza,

Safety 1st crede che i genitori dovrebbero avere meno preoccupazioni e momenti più gioiosi in modo che tu possa goderti ogni "prima" esperienza del tuo bambino. La serratura di sicurezza della porta include 1 serratura a leva. Il design unico della serratura a leva si adatta alla maggior parte delle maniglie delle porte. Non richiede attrezzi, il blocco a leva si installa ed è pronto per l'uso in pochi secondi. Quando non in uso, spingere semplicemente il braccio di blocco della leva verso il basso fino a quando non viene visualizzato l'indicatore di disattivazione giallo. La serratura mostra un pulsante esca prominente per distogliere l'attenzione di un bambino, fornendo uno sfogo alla loro curiosità mantenendo la porta sicura. Nascondendo i pulsanti funzionali in bella vista, questo blocco di sicurezza per bambini Safety 1st testato per bambini e dimostrato più forte mantiene i bambini al sicuro fornendo al contempo un facile utilizzo per gli adulti che sanno.

Batteries required	‎No
Country/Region of origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 5,321 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Is portable	‎No
Item model number	‎HS289
Item Weight	‎3.2 ounces
Number Of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	‎7.63 x 3.63 x 1.88 inches

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Scritto da: Literate Bee

Such an effective product!

I had to replace the first Safety 1st Door Lever Lock I installed a little over a year ago. Not because the first one was bad, but because it was so good! Our little grandson not get out of our townhouse -- I mean absolutely could not manipulate the lock to escape. That was what we wanted. But a few days ago, my husband and I locked it accidentally as we left the house -- and we could NOT get back in. Even our two burly maintenance men couldn't find a way to open the door from the outside without completely destroying the door. So, this lock actually serves a dual purpose: keep child in, keep intruders out! (We were able to come in through a back door with a different locking mechanism.) It's not often that a small plastic device can create this amount of security without posing any danger to anyone. My only suggestion for Safety 1st is to add some sort of starter tab to the protective film on the awesome adhesive strip. Husband and I both could not get a grip on it. We finally had to use a tweezer to create a small tear in the film which allowed us to pry underneath with the tweezer. Buy this product. Read and follow the directions carefully. It will be money and time well spent.

Scritto da: GYSAT V.

STOP READING THE BAD REVIEWS!!

DO NOT READ ANY OTHER REVIEWS!! GET THE FACTS HERE!! Before I comment on the pros and cons of this device please understand that 90%+ of the 1-2 star reviews reference a MAJOR DESIGN FLAW of the device that is potentially very dangerous. This is not true and 100% user error! DO NOT let those comments prevent you from purchasing this product. Their basic gripe is that in the "unlocked" position a child can push the lever up into the lock position and lock the door. Meaning if you enter the pantry and your little one closes the door and pushes the handle up, you are now locked in the pantry with no way to get out. #1 - The device clearly states that you must push the lever ALL THE WAY DOWN when in the unlocked position. When the lever is all the way down, it clicks in place can only be moved by pressing the side buttons. HOWEVER, if do not push it all the way down until it locks, it will not lock and yes a child can push it up into handle locking position. I don't consider this a design flaw. This is complete user error. Now of course, you have to be the judge of weather you feel you can handle the responsibility of ensuring the lever is completely locked. #2 - There are users saying they had to kick their door down or kick holes in their door to escape once they were locked in (and posting pictures to prove it) This thing is strong. Don't get me wrong. It is stuck on there pretty good using the 3M tape. Certainly enough so that a toddler will not be able to pull it off the wall. However, I imagine it should be fairly easy to forcefully turn the handle in order to either break the device or snap it off the door. I mean I can't imagine giving this thing a downward kick with your heel and it not breaking from the door. The lesson is this, If you can kick a hole in your hollow-core door, you have enough force to use the handle to pop this thing off the wall. And if you are the one kicking down your door, you need to sit down and seriously re-evaluate your decision making abilities. So with that out of the way... Pros: This thing is so much better than other locks which require you to drill holes in your wall or door. And if they don't require that, they make it so that someone cannot enter from the other side of the door when the lock is in use. My wife and I use this on our front door. It is great because the outside handle of our door is a thumb push to open and the inside uses a lever push. This means that even when this child lock is in position (locked or unlocked) someone can still enter from the outside. PERFECTION! Also, it is incredibly ease to use and not frustrating. It is solidly built and doesn't rattle like some other devices we've tried. My 2 year old is a strong one who gets into all kind of mischief and after 4 months, he is yet to figure this thing out or make a dent. We have gatherings at out house regularly and every parent who has come over asks about the lock and is amazed at how well it works and looks on the door. A few bought some themselves. Cons: It only comes in one color. Our door was white so this was not a problem for us, but I imagine if you have a dark colored door you would want something like black or stainless looking. Ok, ok, I will be FAIR. As much as I dogged the parents complaining about a major design flaw. It would be a safety improvement to require the side buttons to be pressed at ALL positions when locking. This way there would be zero chance of being locked in. Again, this is not an issue for me, but I am sure the makers are kicking themselves for that one issue. Bottom Line: For $9 this is the best you can get. Works great. If you can remember to push the lever all the way down, you will have zero issues and you won't have to damage your door or wall. Buy it.

Scritto da: Reyna

Faulty items

Before ordering these I had the same brand installed on 3 of my doors, my only problem is that it doesn't lock all the way and moves up without the buttons being pressed. It still does its job but I'm just wondering if they're a different version

Scritto da: Baylea Sorto

Works Well. I Got Locked Inside.

These work very well as intended. We actually installed them upside-down on purpose, because my child only knows to pull down on the doorknob. That way if I ever needed to get out, I could just pull up. Great idea. HOWEVER. Be very, very careful and have a safety measure in place. Like other review have mentioned, it's very easy to get distracted while putting your child to bed and then next thing you know, you're the one on the inside. Yep. Someone had to throw a screwdriver up to the bedroom window so I could take off the doorknob and get out. I actually tried to break the lock, but it was too secure and didn't move AT ALL. Broke the doorknob though. Anyway, it works well, but keep an emergency screwdriver hidden in your child's room...

Scritto da: Grace

Successful removal!!

After 2 years having the lock on the door, I’m very pleased to see it came off with 0 damage to the door. You’ll just need to be very patient with the fishing line/ floss in the initial separation process. Give your self at least half hour or so. It should work!!

Scritto da: Mars

Buy This!!

I got this because my two year old kept opening the front door to our apartment. Unfortunately, there is a push down handle, and she doesn’t have to do much to get the door open. I ordered this and was skeptical because of some reviews, but I’ve installed this and have no issues at all! It works great, the adhesive is very strong and most importantly it keeps my baby from trying to get out the front door. I’m not sure how any can lock themselves out of a room or the other side of their door because you would have to press a button and hold it while pushing it back into the lock position. I can’t see a young toddler making that mistake. My other children know how to lock it and unlock it as well. I’ll install pics when when I get a chance. I highly recommend!

Scritto da: Vanessa

Extraordinarily DANGEROUS design

Twin toddlers locked me in a bathroom while home alone and with no cell phone today and I had to break the door and doorknob to get out. Hundreds of dollars of damage and obviously a huge safety concern. Extremely dangerous product. Should be recalled in my opinion.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Potential to work against you

Good idea in theory, but if installed on the outside of a door and you’re in the room someone can lock you in the room no problem. Example: installed to keep a toddler from accessing a room. You go into room to do something and the kid closes the door and flips the latch (because it could happen, kids are quick and smart) you’re now locked in the room and the “out smart” decoy button is working against you. Thankfully we came to this realization BEFORE it was even opened and installed. I would not recommend it or buy it again.

Scritto da: Kamran

Major safety flaw.. locked in/out.

The media could not be loaded. Major design flaw. The piece that goes up and down can easily be pushed up by a toddler. It happened to us today when we were on the other side of the door and our toddler was on the opposite side. He closed the door and pushed the piece (that goes up and down) up. Consequently he locked himself in because we weren’t able to turn the door handle. We bought two of these and they both have this problem.

Scritto da: The Curious Dad

Works like a charm but has it’s minor flaws.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: - easy install. - seems sturdy enough. - solid build quality. - difficult to use 1 hand to disengage. (Can be a con for some, although it is doable with 1 hand but difficult.) Cons: - it’s a bit chunky. (Although, the bulk might be adding to its durability and function. - when bottom lever is fully down, you have to press the sides to re-engage lock. - depending on your door knob, bottom lever might not fully lock when it is touching the door handle. It will click into place to the nearest angle setting. - Pricey for 1 piece.

Scritto da: LSW

Great

I have had one for 2 years that is still adhered to the door, and my 4 year old has not yet figured it out. I am moving and bought 2 more for the new place. It's nice that the unlocked door can be opened from the outside with this lock engaged from the inside. It takes two hands to unlock, but it's easy to do so.