Installation Manual

Test your deadbolt.
Make sure your current deadbolt throws
smoothly without pushing or pulling the door.
01
Disassemble your lock
and keep the pieces.
Unscrew the lock housing, deadbolt, and strike
plate. Store the deadbolt and strike plate in the
Level Bolt box.
02
Install your Level Bolt and
strike plate.
A. Insert the included bolt into your door with
the word TOP facing up. Look through the
borehole—if you can see the end of the bolt
sticking out, you’re good to go to step C.
B. If you can’t, simply take it out of your door
and use a screwdriver to extend the bolt.
Ensure the bolt snaps into place and put it
back in your door, with the word TOP facing up.
C. Fasten the bolt with the provided strike
plate screws.
D. Slide on the motor and make absolutely
sure to tighten the connecting screw.
E. Using your previous deadbolt for reference,
select the correct tailpiece adapter and insert
it into the motor’s center hole.
F. Fasten the strike plate to your door jamb
with the provided strike plate screws.
03
Reassemble your lock using
the original pieces.
Completely rotate the tailpiece in the direction
to unlock the door (away from the door edge).
Thread the tailpiece through the adapter and
screw your lock housing back together loosely
using your original security bolts.
Align the two sides of your lock and manually
test your deadbolt. If it doesn’t throw smoothly,
recenter the housing by lifting upwards, then
tighten the security bolts.
04
Activate your Level Bolt.
Unscrew the cap on the end of the bolt and
insert the battery with the flat (negative) end
towards the cap. If you adjusted the bolt to
the long poisition, use the included long cap
instead of the standard cap. Scree the cap on
tightly and you’ll hear a welcome chirp.
Download the Level Home app for iOS
®
or
Android
™
, create an account, and connect to
your Level Bolt.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation. For more
information on FCC compliance, please go to www.level.co/FCC
Although the Level Lock Bolt Edition is built to ANSI specifications, it is
not an ANSI or BHMA certified door lock. You are responsible for proper
installation of the Level Lock and its use with a compatible American
standard deadbolt that is operating in good condition. You assume all risk
and responsibility in relation to the installation and performance of the lock
and any third party components and services used in relation to the lock.
Please follow these suggestions and safeguards to decrease the chances
of damage to your Level Lock and to lessen the risk of harm or injury:
– Use the lock for its intended purposes only.
– Keep body parts away from the lock during operation to avoid injury.
– Do not crush, perforate, drop, throw, or try to deform the lock or battery.
– Do not short external contacts or circuits, expose your lock or battery to
water, liquids, or open flames or lit substances, or dispose of them in fire,
solvents, or water.
– Do not use the lock or battery if they aren’t working properly or have been
damaged or cracked.
– Dispose of the lock and battery in accordance with local requirements.
– Do not charge CR2 lithium batteries.
Battery life varies with usage.
Caution: This product comes with small parts and parts with sharp edges
that may cause injury or create a choking hazard. To avoid injury or
damage, keep away from children.
Revision 1.0
05
CR2 battery
Strike plate
Tailpiece adaptors
2 Bolt plate screws
2 Strike plate
screws
BA C
Bolt
Long cap
Motor
E
BA
D
E
C
A
F
D
EBA D
C
F
E
BA
D
E
C
A
F
D
EBA D
E
C
A
F
D
Support 7 days a week. Visit www.level.co/support for additional help.
2-year limited warranty. Visit www.level.co/warranty for more information.
Visit www.level.co/install for more information and tips on installing
your Level Bolt.
What you need:
Phillips Screwdriver
Compatible iOS® or Android
Device™
Do not use power tools.
Power tools can easily strip screws.