Obsidian is Weiser’s newest touchscreen electronic deadbolt. It is a very sleek, modern, and low-profile deadbolt that doesn’t have a keyway (doesn’t use a key).

Obsidian can be locked by tapping the 1-touch lock icon on the lower-right of the touchscreen or by entering a valid user code then pressing the lock icon. If the 3rd party controller supports smart device control, then it can be used to control the Obsidian with Home Connect.

Obsidian can be unlocked by entering a valid user code on the touchscreen. Obsidian with Home Connect can be connected to a home automation system using a 3rd party home automation controller. If the 3rd party controller supports smart device control, then it can be used to control the Obsidian with Home Connect.

You can add user codes to Obsidian via the touchscreen following these instructions. There are also no keys to lose or that can be stolen.

With Obsidian with Home Connect, it might also be possible to add user codes remotely if that is a feature offered by a 3rd party home automation controller and their associated mobile device app.

The Obsidian deadbolt does not have a keyway so there is no key cylinder to pick or bump. There are also no keys to lose or that can be stolen.

The Obsidian deadbolt is powered by 4xAA batteries. For best performance, we highly recommend alkaline batteries from a major brand. Do not use re-chargeable or lithium ion batteries.

Obsidian will notify you of low batteries with audio and visual cues at three different low battery levels.

Obsidian has a set of 9V battery terminals underneath the touchscreen. If the batteries on the inside die, you can power the touchscreen by simply touch a 9V battery to the outside terminals and maintain contact through the following steps:

• Wait for the screen to light up
• Enter a valid user code
• Wait for the motor to retract the deadbolt
• Once inside, immediately replace the batteries

Obsidian has a patented feature call SecureScreen™ that helps prevent code detection by distributing fingerprint smudges on the touchscreen.

As you use a touchscreen lock, you leave fingerprint smudges on the touchscreen. SecureScreen will light up two random numbers for you to touch before you can enter your code so that there will be smudges on all the numbers and not just the numbers of your user code.

By default, SecureScreen is enabled but you can disable it (although it is not recommended) by flipping dipswitch #4 to the OFF position.

Obsidian supports 16 user codes. Obsidian with Home Connect supports 30 user codes.

Obsidian is available in Satin Nickel and Venetian Bronze.

The 9V battery simply powers the touchscreen. If someone uses a 9V battery to power the touchscreen, they will still need to enter a valid user code to unlock the Obsidian.

The Obsidian touchscreen is designed to operate within -40°F to 150°F temperature range.