Yale Assure YRD226-ZW2
Z-Wave Plus Touchscreen Deadbolt
$281.46
Tap your code and go. Designed for inclusion into IoT networks running Z-Wave — and the lock of choice for Secret Agents — the Yale Assure Touchscreen programs from your smartphone and makes a striking impression. Self installs in about 30 minutes, and locks itself after 30-seconds; useful on days when the caffeine wears off too soon.
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- Remotely lock and unlock doors from any web-enabled device
- Receive text or email messages to your cell phone from pre-programmed alerts
- Program user access by date and time
- Customize features such as privacy, language, and re-lock time
- Confirm the status and remaining battery life of your locks remotely
- Audit Capable – View transaction history in real-time
Lock Features
- Innovative, tamper-resistant keyless entry security deadbolt
- Sleek, capacitive touchscreen with Voice-Assisted Programming
- Contemporary, high-tech look and feel
- Easy to use, install, and program
- Fast retrofit of traditional deadbolts
- Tapered bolt accommodates misaligned doors
- Users — 25, add/delete individually
- Enroll up to 250 users when lock is connected to a Z-Wave network
- Illuminated touchscreen for night time access
- One year battery life; low battery warning
- Deadbolt motor; motorized bolt in and out
- Non-handed, compatible with left and right swinging doors
- Door Conditions: For use on all standard interior and exterior doors
- Multiple architectural finishes
- Adjustable Backset: 2 3/8″ or 2 3/4″
- Key Override: Yale KW-1 5-pin brass cylinder supplied. Optional SC-1 5-pin brass cylinder available upon request. 2 keys provided
To call the Assure Z-Wave Plus deadbolt merely a lock misses the mark by a mile. It is much more. Sure it will keep your doorway secure as good or better than any lock. But we like to think of the Yale Real Living deadbolt as a lock with special powers. When connected to a Z-Wave controller — it’s source of higher intelligence — the Yale Z-Wave touchscreen deadbolt brings magic to your home. As any home technology junkie knows, remote control and automation is the ultimate home experience. We’re use to controlling our TV with the remote. With this Z-Wave lock by Yale, you can remotely control access to your home with a few clicks on your smart phone or PC. Imagine monitoring what time the kids come home when you’re catching a movie. Imagine checking to see if your front door, door to garage, or back door is unlocked, and locking your entire house down remotely from your Blackberry or iPhone. You could do this when you’re at work, away on business, at the mall, or on vacation. That’s why this Yale lock is getting talked about as though it could quite possibly be the world’s best remote control home door lock. Not only do you get the convenience of keyless entry, when you integrate this wireless door lock into a Z-Wave home automation system, you can operate the deadbolt remotely. Now when you can’t rush home to be there you can provide a relative or electrician temporary access. You can get text & email notifications when your loved ones arrive. You can setup events when a correct security code is entered at the lock’s keypad. For instance, you could make your living room lights illuminate when you unlock your door. Or maybe you want your security camera pointed at your door to begin recording when your child enters after school. Many of the Z-Wave home automation systems even let you trigger your wireless thermostat to begin cooling or warming once you put in the correct security code. Attend any home show and vendors will line up to show you ten-thousand dollar home automation systems. While incredible to look at, they are usually a little more than you want to spend, and overkill for what most need or want anyway. That’s why Yale Real Living goes to the front of the line for anyone looking for high-end remote security, home monitoring, home control, home automation, and the convenience of a millionaire’s lifestyle. Modest, or mansion, Yale Real Living Z-Wave touchscreen deadbolt locks add value to your home, can be enjoyed and used by any member of your family, and help you sell your residence faster when competing against other design-forward homes in your area.
About Yale
Reaching back nearly 150 years, Yale is one of the oldest international brands in the world and one of the best-known names in the locking industry. The Yale history captures major innovations that have marked the evolution not just of Yale, but of the entire locking industry.
| Exterior Dimensions | 6 1/16 (H) x 2 3/4 (W) x 1 3/8 (D) in. |
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| Inside Dimensions | 6 7/8 (H) x 3 (W) x 2 1/8 (D) in. |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Battery Life | 1 Year |
| Wireless Protocol | Z-Wave Plus |
| Code Length | 4 to 8 Digits |
| Code Capacity | 250 |
| Backset | 2 3/8 to 2 3/4 in. adjustable |
| Door Thickness Minimum | 1 3/4 in. |
| Door Thickness Maximum | 2 1/4 in. |
| Door Handing | Universal |
| Door Prep | Standard 2 1/8 in. Cross-Bore, Edge Bore: 1 in. |
| Door Stile Width | Minimum 3 1/2 in. |
| Manufacturer | Assa Abloy |
| Brand | Assure, Yale Home |
| Lock Features | Auto Relocking, Remote Control, Z-Wave Plus |
| Compatibility | Ring Video Doorbell |
| Door Opening | Standard |
| Locking Device | Deadbolt |
| Access Type | Key, Keypad – Digits |
| Keyway | Kwikset KW1 |
| ANSI Rating | A156.36, Grade 2 (Better) |
| BHMA Rating | Grade 2 (Better) |
| Battery Temperature Range | 14°F to 131°F |
| Outside Operating Temperature Range | -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to 60°C) |
| Inside Operating Temperature Range | 5°F to 158°F (-15°C to 70°C) |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40° to 185°F (-40° to 85°C) |
| Weight | 5 lbs |
| Warranty | 1 Year Electronic, Limited Lifetime Mechanical and Finish |
| Environmental | Weather Resistant Exterior |
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Customer Questions & Answers
- Q Any idea if this would be compatible with a Brinks IQ2 panel? answer nowAsked by on November 11, 2022 1:07 PMA
Yes, this model does appear to be compatible with the Brinks IQ2 hub
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Please see the link below for a copy of the user guide for this model. The steps for changing the user codes is found on page 14.
- Q Which lock would you recommend for exposure to salt air? Is the lock connected to the internet? W... answer nowAsked by on September 30, 2022 11:48 AMA
For the best marine grade lock, we would recommend speaking with a representative in our sales department for options that meet your needs. The YRD226 can be programmed directly at the keypad or connected to a Z-Wave hub that uses an internet connection to accept programming remotely. All programming is stored directly within the lock so if the internet ever goes down at the property, all valid codes will still work on the device, you will simply lose the ability to control the lock remotely until that connection is restored.
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This Yale lock in particular does not have DoorSense as an option. However, the Yale Assure YRD226-CBA does have this capability!
- Q Can this lock be connected to a Z wave system and still be able to use the Yale smartphone app to... answer nowAsked by on June 29, 2022 1:49 PMA
When connected to a Z-Wave hub, you will need to use the app for the system that is now controlling the lock.
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This lock does not have a built-in camera.
- Q How do you remove the back cover to change the batteries? answer nowAsked by on March 6, 2022 11:20 AMA
You will need to remove the screw at the top of the interior battery cover to be able to slide the cover upward and exchange the batteries inside.
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One to two years depending on usage.
- Q If I install these on my hotel doors, how can I control them all from anywhere (20)? What periphe... answer nowAsked by on June 25, 2021 3:22 PMA
The locks would need to be connected to a supported Z-Wave hub that has internet access. There are several different options for this such as SmartThings, Ezlo, or Behome247 depending on the features that you desire.
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The back plate is secured using Phillips head screws.
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amy-1137 (verified owner) –
We manage vacation rentals. And these locks are used on every one of our rentals. We can program up to 250 codes at a time on each lock. We use them for service providers, staff, guests, owners, real estate showings, etc. There are several colors to choose from, so we’re always able to match to our client’s existing hardware. We like the keyed ones so we’ll always have access, just in case. I just wish there was a hub that would allow automation without needing to bring in a 3rd party.
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Molly (verified owner) –
This lock is perfect. Easy to install. Batteries last about 1 year and it lets you know when it needs replacement batteries. I didn’t like the locks sold by my home alarm company so I bought this one from Go Keyless, which the alarm company integrated into the system. I highly recommend it.
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Allen Huefner (verified owner) –
I replaced a popular brand with the lock. The other one did not provide a reliable ZWave connection to my. Homeseer ZWave hub. This Yale lock works every time. The finish quality of the polished brass is also very good quality.
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Mike (verified owner) –
I bought one of these for every external door. Seamlessly works with Alexa and Ring! Exactly what I wanted!!
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Darrel (verified owner) –
I order this lock and the first one did not work. However Yale customer service was quick to identify a problem and directed me back to gokeyless. Gokeyless quickly sent out a replacement which I replaced and it works perfectly. Sometimes things go wrong in life and it’s all about how you handle them. Both Yale and goKeyless had an awesome customer service.
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Aaron V (verified owner) –
We sought out Z-wave locks to control with our Ring devices, and the Yale products stood out for their clean, modern appearance and relatively compact form factor. This deadbolt was straightforward to install and program. The only drawback was that it required a little extra drilling of our predrilled metal door (slightly larger than a Schlage product we had on hand that fit without modification). I also found it interesting that the Yale products take (4) AA batteries, as opposed to the single 9V battery found in our other devices. But all in all, it was exactly as we expected.
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Dion Krause (verified owner) –
Solid lock. Easy to install. The Cadillac of door locks
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S Misra (verified owner) –
I installed this lock at a small office and really love it. The programming is easy and it comes with the Z-Wave integration which means I can control it from my Vivint panel for remote unlock and lock. The battery seems to last quite a bit also.
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