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Product Name
Yale Assure Lock 2 Keypad Deadbolt with Wi-Fi Connect Bridge, Satin Nickel, Wi-Fi (Extended Range) (Pack of 2)
Store Product Code
B0HBP57QC3
Store Name
amazon.com
Brand
Yale
Rating
8.4 / 10
Category
Deadbolts
Product Manufacturer
Yale
Model Number
YRD410-CB1-619
Model Name
Yale Assure Lock 2 Keypad with Wi-Fi Connect, Satin Nickel Deadbolt For Vacation Rental Hosts, YRD410-CB1-619
Features
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EASY CHECK-INS: Share unique door codes through the Yale Access app or compatible partner apps to allow your guests a hands-free check-in process.
YOU'RE IN CONTROL: With each booking, share a temporary and unique door code with guests that remains active for the duration of their stay. With no more lockbox codes to change or keys to return, rest easy knowing guests can't let themselves back in after they've checked out.
DONT WORRY, IT'S LOCKED: Never worry again about your guests remembering to lock the door. The Yale Assure Lock 2 automatically locks once DoorSense detects that the door is closed.
STAY CONNECTED: With a Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge included, enjoy app access from anywhere and extended battery life for your smart lock. Simply plug it into a power outlet, and connect to your home's Wi-Fi in minutes. This product works with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and in the U.S. and Canada.
NO MORE LOCK OUTS: Your lock is battery powered so guests still have access during a power or Wi-Fi outage. Plus, if the batteries die, you can always let them back in using your back-up key (included). No more calls in the middle of the night.
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Rating and Reviews
8.4Based on 71 reviews
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