Yale Deadbolt Keyless Connected Smart Lock, Assure Lock 2 Keypad Smart Deadbolt with Wi-Fi, Satin Nickel

Product overview

Yale Assure Lock 2 (Wi-Fi): What to Know

Per Yale's own current product materials, the Assure Lock 2 line is sold in multiple configurations — Bluetooth-only, or with a Wi-Fi smart module included or added separately — and this write-up covers the Wi-Fi keypad deadbolt configuration specifically. Yale describes the touchscreen as having no physical buttons and a matte finish intended to resist visible fingerprint smudging over an entry code, unlike simpler push-button keypads.

Yale's materials list Auto-Lock with DoorSense as a headline feature: the lock detects when the door is fully closed and locks automatically, and separately supports Auto-Unlock that senses an approaching phone for hands-free entry. The company states the lock is ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 certified and IPX5 rated, with a stated operating range from -22°F to 140°F, positioning it for real exterior installations rather than sheltered doors only.

Installation is listed as a screwdriver-only, no-locksmith job on most standard U.S. entry doors, and Yale's page lists compatibility with the Yale Access app plus Apple HomeKit, and — depending on configuration — Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings and Philips Hue.

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