RV Locks

Standard RV lock is a latch and handle feature with key entry. Many RVs come with upgraded deadbolt locks for added security at the door. We have a total of three locking mechanisms, which are having a code entered in the keypad, using the remote key fob and manually locking or opening the door with the key. In addition to improving security, RV locks make it easier to get in and out of the RV.

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Waterproof Keyless Entry Camper RV Door Lock with Keypad

K-7902

$103.99

RV Keyless Entry Door Lock with Digit Backlit Keypad - Three Unlocking Methods

K-7906-1

$139.09

RV Travel Trailer Entry Door Lock Double Open RV Door Lock

K-7904-1-B

$36.99

Zinc Alloy Keyless Entry RV Door Lock Kit with Keypad and Fingerprint

K-7905

$167.69

3-Pack RV Tank Heater Pad Kit with Automatic Thermostat | 12V, 40W Pads with 3-Gang Switch Panel for Camper, Trailer

KCD1-2-101NW-Heaterpad-3

$98.79

RV Entry Door Locks: Upgrade Security & Convenience

Secure Your Adventure with Advanced RV Locking Systems

Standard factory RV locks often lack the robust security and modern convenience found in aftermarket upgrades. Enhancing a recreational vehicle's entry system ensures peace of mind while traveling and camping. Whether replacing a worn-out latch or upgrading to advanced keyless technology, modern RV locks offer superior protection and seamless access for travel trailers, fifth wheels, and campers.

Types of RV Security Solutions

Keyless Entry Keypads: Eliminate the risk of being locked out or the hassle of carrying keys during outdoor activities. Keyless RV door locks allow access via secure PIN codes, often featuring backlit buttons for easy operation at night.
Remote Fob & Biometric Access: For maximum convenience, advanced locking systems include wireless remote key fobs for distance locking/unlocking and fingerprint recognition sensors, providing quick, personalized entry without fumbling for codes.
Standard Deadbolts: For those preferring traditional reliability, heavy-duty mechanical locks with built-in deadbolts provide a sturdy physical barrier against unauthorized entry.

Durability and Compatibility

Weather-Resistant Construction: Built to withstand life on the road, high-quality RV locks utilize durable materials like zinc alloy and feature IP65-rated waterproofing to resist rust, dust, and harsh weather conditions.
Universal Fit: Most aftermarket RV locks are engineered to fit standard door cutouts, serving as direct replacements for common factory handles. This "plug-and-play" design typically requires only a screwdriver, making installation simple for any DIY enthusiast.

Choosing the Right RV Lock

When selecting a replacement, consider the access method that best suits the camping lifestyle.

For Active Campers: A keyless entry system allows the freedom to leave the campsite for hiking or swimming without worrying about lost keys.
For Maximum Security: Look for models that integrate both a latch lock and a deadbolt, offering dual-layer protection.
For Ease of Use: Remote control locks are ideal for quickly securing the vehicle from a distance or when hands are full.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most of these RV entry door locks are designed for a standard cutout size of approximately 3.75" x 2.75" x 1.5". This fits the vast majority of travel trailers, fifth wheels, campers, and horse trailers. It is highly recommended to measure the existing door cutout and door thickness (standard is 1.25" to 1.5") before purchasing to ensure a perfect fit.

Depending on the specific model, several entry methods are available to provide maximum convenience:
· Keyless Keypad: Enter a custom 4-to-8 digit code.
· Remote Key Fob: Unlock the door from up to 50-80 feet away.
· Biometric Fingerprint: (Available on Zinc Alloy models) Quick access using a stored fingerprint.
· Mechanical Keys: Traditional backup keys are always included for manual operation.

All electronic RV locks feature multiple failsafes. First, the unit will provide a low-battery audio alert weeks before the power is depleted. Second, even if the batteries are completely dead, the mechanical keys will always override the electronic system, allowing manual entry. Some advanced models also feature external power terminals for emergency jump-starting.

Installation is designed to be straightforward and typically takes 10 to 15 minutes with just a standard screwdriver. No complex wiring is required, as the units are battery-powered. Each kit includes all necessary mounting hardware (screws, strike plates) and a step-by-step installation guide to facilitate a smooth DIY replacement of the original factory latch.

These locks are engineered for the outdoors. Models featuring Zinc Alloy construction offer superior strength and impact resistance compared to plastic alternatives. The electronic keypads are sealed with high-grade silicone for waterproofing (IP65 rated), and the finishes are treated with UV-resistant coatings to prevent fading or cracking after prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

Yes. The electronic system allows for flexible pairing. One lock can typically be synced with up to 10 remote fobs for multiple family members. Conversely, if an RV has two entry doors, both locks can often be programmed to recognize the same remote fob, simplifying access management.