Yale YRD634-ZW2-BSP Pro 2 Key-Free Keypad with Z-Wave, Black

Product Overview YOU’VE GOT ENOUGH ON YOUR PLATE, let Yale get the door with the Yale Assure Lock 2. With multiple ways to unlock, the ability to easily share and track entry codes and advanced Auto-Lock, this Z-Wave smart lock gives you one less thing to worry about. Compatible with top Z-Wave smart home or alarm system and app, you can easily check that the door is locked, see if the dog walker came on time and receive a notification when the kids get home from school when you’re away from home. Main Features Everyone that needs access can choose their own way to unlock, whether it’s the keypad, voice assistant, Auto-Unlock or your favorite Z-Wave partner app on your smartphone Easily manage the lock along with your smart lighting, speakers, thermostats and more, all from your favorite Z-Wave smart home or alarm system and app (i.e. Samsung SmartThings, or Ring Alarm); requires compatible hub and app Never worry again about remembering to lock the door with Auto-Lock We know that even when you’re not home, it’s still on your mind, and your to-do list; lock-up, let someone in, receive notifications and share access from anywhere using your compatible Z-Wave smart home or alarm system Share unlimited codes with family, friends, and service people for simple, trackable access to your home, using the app, so you’ll never hide a key again Two-factor authentication, biometric verification and matte keypads for fingerprint resistance provide extra peace of mind; so, you know only the right people have access at the right time The lock replaces your deadbolt on most standard US entry doors using just a screwdriver; no DIY experience required Don’t get off the couch or pick up your phone, simply ask your voice assistant to unlock your door When you’re not home, track who and when people come and go through the app’s activity feed, or with app notifications with most compatible Z-Wave systems Your lock is battery powered so you’ll still have access during a power outage; plus, if the batteries die, you can always use a 9V to charge it Show More Show Less