Model: YRD226-NR

• • 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 mis-aligned doors
  • Users — 25, add/delete individually
  • Upgrade with a Yale Z-Wave Network Module to add the lock to smart home or alarm systems
  • Illuminated touchscreen for night time access
  • Battery Operated:  4AA (included). 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
  • Adjustable 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″ Backset
  • Key Override:  Yale KW-1 5-pin brass cylinder supplied. Optional SC-1 5-pin brass cylinder available upon request. 2 keys provided
  • Thin door gasket for doors under 1 3/8″ thick may be special ordered

  Warranty

  • 1-year warranty for the original owner for electronics, and lifetime limited warranty for finish and mechanical operation

Experience the keyless entry amenity of being "on vacation" year round with the Assure touchscreen deadbolt lock by Yale.  On your last trip to your cottage getaway, mountain retreat, or beach rental, you were likely treated to the enhanced security, easy living, instant access, and effortless convenience of a keyless lock.  Why only enjoy the power and freedom this ground-breaking technology gives you one week during the Summer, when you can own it every day, 365 days a year.  Simply stated, Yale keyless deadbolts liberate you from keys.  We're accustomed to using a key for unlocking the door to the garage, back door, and front entry door, but you won't believe how incredible you'll feel the first time you code in your personal PIN and hear the sound of your new Yale touchscreen lock automatically opening.  All those precious seconds you waste knocking repeatedly at the door for someone to let you in, you can now spend with the family you love.  More than anything, with Yale Real Living, life doesn't control you, you control life.  When you only have 30 minutes to get your jog in before dinner, you can bolt out the front door, without waiting on the garage door to lift.  When you put your little boy on the bike for a ride around the block, you can blast down the driveway without awkwardly inching over to the garage keypad while straddling your crossbar.  The next time your in-laws call saying they'll be there in an hour when you can't leave work, just give them the temporary code you programmed in ahead of time.  The truth is the basic deadbolt lock is fast becoming a dinosaur.  Walk into any home in your neighborhood and the chances of seeing a tube television set will be extremely rare, flat screens rule the day.  Make no mistake about this.  The time is approaching when the people in your neighborhood will all don keyless locks.  The question is do you want to pioneer this technology on your street, or regret the years you missed out on because you were the last one to make the change.  You may be asking why the Yale touchscreen lock is at the higher end of the price range for electronic deadbolt locks.  It's justified.  When you take the time to look at the Yale Real Living deadbolt lock up close you notice immediately its distinct and substantial quality of materials.  Nobody can match Yale's security, physical, and electronic characteristics either.  Take for instance the fact this lock comes with a 'user adjustable' wrong code alarm, a tamper alarm, and privacy button.  Even more impressive is the rubber backing of the keypad which protects your door, and seals against moisture.  You're paying for quality, and it's a lock you will be proud to own. 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.