Yale Assure Lock SL - Key-Free Touchscreen Door Lock in Black

This is so convenient for the main door. No more worries about carrying the key and keeping it safe. There is auto locking facility that locks the door as soon as it’s closed. The lock had fingerprint, pin and physical key readily available. Can be unlocked with Bluetooth or even wifi if you get the right accessories. Overall a good looking and easy to use product.

Great lock , great functionality, clean install , escalation manager Naveen is a really helpful guy , got the installation done way ahead of the schedule upon request. Highly recommended the lock & the optional bridge...!!!!!

Works excellently well for the house! No fear of loosing keys anymore!

Great looks and good work but need intermittent support from company person to work smoothly. Please ask lots of questions when u install this first time. U need to buy wifi card separately if u want this lack to work remotely. Approx 5000 extra

It's been 2months ,works perfectly. Value for money especially this rose gold colour is amazing !

There's no doubt the lock works like a charm and looks awesome. Have given only 3 stars since the Bluetooth module was missing from my delivered packet. And since I got this installed only after 4moths, couldn't raise a complaint.

I am using this product for last 5 month. I am fully satisfied with this

Ok product but really disappointing service. Had to make several calls, chase customer service over a week to get installation. The software etc is very basic and not intuitive. Chinese made... lock works ok but not worth 40k

Had for a month now and works well. The Yale Access Kit kit makes the lock a smart lock but significantly adds to the cost.

Can’t use the smart function in the UK (smart module almost unobtainable here)… Talked to Yale, they asked why it was being sold here! It’s made for the US…

Instale esta chapa en mi entrada principal, fue muy sencillo (teniendo la herramienta adecuada) y quedó perfecto! Se configura muy fácilmente y funciona perfectamente. Súper recomendable

I have installed several Yale Assure deadbolts as well as HomeKit enabled smart locks from other brands, and this is by far my favorite! The black finish is very sleek and it matches our matte black hardware quite well. For those who want to control this with a Smartphone, the Connected by August Kit is required for HomeKit integration. Alternatively, you can purchase the Yale Assure Lock SL with August Connect which simply is these same two components placed into a larger box, and with a $80-90 higher price tag. Installation of this lock requires you to completely remove and replace the existing deadbolt. This is typically done with a phillips screwdriver, and is a very simple 2 minute operation. Once that is removed, the Yale Assure tapered deadbolt latch is installed in the door and the deadbolt mounted around it. After installing so many of these, it takes me less than 2 minutes to do these steps as well. It includes the required four AA batteries, and I suggest replacing them with lithium ion batteries when they expire. The next part can require some extra work, depending on how well aligned your deadbolt is with respect to the latch for the handleset in addition to how well the door seals when it is closed. I suggest attempting to lock the deadbolt with the existing deadbolt strike plate to see how things work before making any changes. I have found that I often have to adjust the handleset strike plate so that it latches with the door squeezed tighter against the seal - this typically requires a chisel to physically relocate the handleset strike plate. Once that is done, install the new deadbolt strike plate such that there is no interference with the deadbolt latch. This step is important, as if the deadbolt rubs against the strike plate it will at best wear your battery prematurely and at worst get jammed. Once that is complete, you can sit back and enjoy the beauty and simplicity that is the Yale Assure Lock SL. I really like that this lock does not have a keyed access. There are quite a few options that you can set on this device, such as volume (including off) and one-touch lock which simply requires you to touch the keypad with your hand to lock the deadbolt - such a timesaver when heading out! I installed the Connected by August module ( sold separately ) and that allows me to control this from my iPhone directly from the August iOS app as well as with HomeKit. From the August app, I set up geofencing, so it unlocks when I return home. From HomeKit, I use “Hey Siri” from my iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock the deadbolt. I should note, I also have an August Wi-Fi Smart Lock, 4th Generation , and I MUCH prefer this Yale lock over that. The Yale Assure Lock SL simply works better (more reliable WiFi) and has the ability for me to unlock with the keypad.

This YRD-256 is my second Yale lock. Previously I owned a YRD–240 with a Z-Wave module for six years. It was sturdy and reliable without any issues (to this very day it works great) and it paired well with SmartThings. Since then I’ve become a convert to HomeKit for several reasons I won’t go into here. While this one doesn’t use the new Apple HomeKey feature, I’ve come to trust Yale locks and the price point was easy to swallow. This was a logical upgrade for me as it slides right into HomeKit. For this upgrade, I purchased the iM1 module separately and received my lock from Amazon in one day. Installation was easy although it was similar to my last lock. HomeKit setup was, of course, pleasantly simple and fast, even for a HomeKit appliance. After connecting, HomeKit suggested three scenes and three automations. I turned on all but one. The Yale app tracks my family’s PIN codes and keeps a log of use. Sadly it does not allow a temporary code or an auto expire feature. Man, this would be a great feature. But otherwise, it is elegant and reliably functional using the Yale app, HomeKit, or Siri. If it holds up as well as my last Yale lock I am going to be very pleased with the value of this purchase.