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Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D Deadbolt, Compatible with Loxone, WiFi Enabled, BLE Enabled, NMKO Override and Vertical Mounting – 626 Satin Chrome finish, front view

Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D Electronic Deadbolt with Wi-Fi, BLE, NMKO Override and Vertical Mounting, Lyazon Compatible

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Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D Electronic Deadbolt

The Saffire EVO LZ-D is a cloud-connected electronic deadbolt for multi-housing properties. It supports mobile devices, RFID credentials, and secure PINs for resident units, common areas, and perimeter doors, with real-time connectivity via Wi-Fi and BLE.

Available Models

  • Mortise - LZ-M
  • Deadbolt - LZ-D
  • Interconnected - LZ-I
  • Panic - LZ-P
  • Latch - LZ-L

System Requirements

  • Supported by dormakaba Lyazon™ Platform
  • Requires integration with a 3rd-party multi-housing property management system
  • Ubiquitous building Wi-Fi required
  • Requires a 3rd-party aggregator for Lyazon integration (e.g., ButterflyMX)

Applications

  • New construction or door replacement projects
  • Simplified door preparation for ease of installation
  • Small to very large-scale properties
  • Tenant rooms, common areas, and back-of-house access control
  • Multi-housing: apartments, student housing, and more

Features

  • Real-time notifications for access events and anomalies
  • Manage and revoke access rights for residents and visitors remotely, in real time
  • Send digital keys or PIN codes to residents and visitors from a mobile device
  • Residents can use mobile device, RFID credential, or PIN to access their unit or common areas
  • Issue one-time or recurring access PINs to service and maintenance personnel
  • Granular control over when and where residents and visitors can access the building
  • Instantly delete lost access media to maintain building security
  • Non-volatile memory maintains lock programming and audit records
  • NMKO (Non-Mechanical Key Override) and vertical mounting supported

Security & Certifications

  • BHMA A156.36 Grade 2
  • UL 10C 3-hour fire rating
  • Continuous firmware updates via online connectivity
  • Tamper-proof design
  • No on-site visit required to update access credentials

Community access management software (sold separately) enables property management from anywhere. Contact ZenSupply for software pairing options.

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Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Locks
Series:
Saffire Series
Product Type:
Deadbolts
Warranty:
3 Year
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Subcategory:
Electronic Keypad Deadbolts
Lock Type:
Deadbolts
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Product Function:
Electronic Deadbolt
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba EDLW02EECBCB0 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D deadbolt work as a standalone lock, or do I need software and a network to run it?
It is not a standalone battery keypad lock. The LZ-D runs on the dormakaba Lyazon platform and needs ubiquitous building Wi-Fi, integration with a third-party multi-housing property management system, and a third-party aggregator such as ButterflyMX to connect to Lyazon. Community access management software is sold separately. If you want a deadbolt that programs at the door with no network and no platform, the Schlage Residential BE365 Plymouth electronic keypad deadbolt runs on a 9V battery and stands alone.
2) Is the Saffire EVO LZ-D fire rated for apartment entry doors?
Yes, it carries a UL 10C 3-hour fire rating, and it meets BHMA A156.36 Grade 2. That covers the typical fire-rated unit entry door in an apartment or student housing corridor. It is a commercial-duty product, not a residential one.
3) What happens if a resident's phone dies or the Wi-Fi drops on a Saffire EVO lock?
Residents have three independent ways in: mobile device, RFID credential, or a secure PIN, so a dead phone is not a lockout. The lock uses NMKO, non-mechanical key override, so there is no keyway and no mechanical key to fall back on. Programming and audit records sit in non-volatile memory, so a power or network interruption does not wipe the lock's credentials.
4) Which Saffire EVO model do I order for a unit door that already has a mortise lock or a panic device?
The LZ-D is the deadbolt version. Saffire EVO also comes as LZ-M mortise, LZ-I interconnected, LZ-P panic, and LZ-L latch. Match the model to the prep in the door: a mortise pocket takes the LZ-M, an exit device opening takes the LZ-P, and a unit door needing latch plus deadbolt in one trim takes the LZ-I. Ordering the LZ-D for any of those means the wrong door prep.
5) Can I use the Saffire EVO LZ-D on an exterior building entrance or only inside?
Finish decides that. The LZ-D comes in 626 satin chrome, 625 bright chrome, 619 satin nickel, and black, and the black finish is specified for interior use only. For a perimeter or exterior common-area door, order one of the three plated finishes. The lock itself is intended for resident units, common areas, and perimeter doors.
6) How is the Saffire EVO LZ-D different from a Schlage BE365 or a Baldwin 8225 touchscreen deadbolt?
Those are different classes of lock. The BE365 Plymouth is a Grade 2 keypad deadbolt that runs on a 9V battery with no network. The Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis touchscreen deadbolt is an entrance-function lock with a Schlage C keyway, so it keeps a mechanical key. The LZ-D is Grade 2 under BHMA A156.36 with Wi-Fi and BLE, RFID and mobile credentials, and non-mechanical key override, meaning there is no cylinder to key or rekey. Pick the LZ-D when you are managing a property remotely; pick a keyed or standalone unit when you want a physical key or no infrastructure.
7) What is the difference between the Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D and the Schlage BE365 Plymouth keypad deadbolt?
Both are Grade 2 keypad-style electronic deadbolts, but they solve different problems. The Saffire EVO LZ-D is a cloud-connected lock: it accepts mobile credentials, RFID cards, and PINs, runs over building Wi-Fi and BLE, and is managed through the dormakaba Lyazon platform, so access rights can be issued, changed, or revoked remotely and access events reported in real time. The Schlage BE365 Plymouth is a stand-alone single cylinder keypad deadbolt running on 9V battery operation, with codes programmed at the door itself. For an apartment or student housing portfolio where a manager needs to turn a resident's access on and off between leases without sending someone to the unit, the LZ-D is the connected option; for a handful of doors where walking to the lock to change a code is acceptable, the BE365 covers it.
8) Is there a simpler electronic deadbolt to use where a property has no building-wide Wi-Fi?
Yes. The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D depends on ubiquitous building Wi-Fi and on integration with a third-party multi-housing property management system through the Lyazon platform, so it is specified where that infrastructure exists or is being built. Where it is not, the Schlage BE365 Plymouth electronic keypad single cylinder deadbolt runs on 9V battery operation with no network at all, fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick, and is Grade 2. It gives keypad entry on the door without any platform behind it, which suits scattered-site rentals and older buildings where pulling coverage to every unit door is not on the table.
9) Can the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis touchscreen deadbolt replace a Saffire EVO LZ-D?
It is a touchscreen deadbolt, but it is not an equivalent. The Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis is a stand-alone touchscreen deadbolt with a Schlage C keyway for a 1-3/4 inch door, with an entrance function - the key cylinder is the fallback and the lock is programmed at the door. The Saffire EVO LZ-D uses NMKO, non-mechanical key override, so there is no cylinder to key into an existing system, and its credentials are issued and revoked remotely through Lyazon. Two consequences for the buyer: a portfolio standardized on Schlage C keying can carry the Baldwin 8225 into that keying scheme, and cannot carry the LZ-D into it; and an LZ-D door reports its access events back to the platform, which a stand-alone Baldwin door does not.
10) Which electronic deadbolt should be used on a fire-rated apartment corridor door?
The Dormakaba Saffire EVO LZ-D carries a UL 10C 3-hour fire rating alongside BHMA A156.36 Grade 2, which is what an institutional or multi-family spec looks for on a rated opening in a corridor or stair enclosure. The comparable stand-alone keypad deadbolts are specified differently: the Schlage BE365 Plymouth is Grade 2 for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis is an entrance-function touchscreen deadbolt for a 1-3/4 inch door. Where the drawing calls out a fire rating on the opening, the LZ-D is the one in this group whose listing is stated to it.
11) Can I give a maintenance tech or a cleaner temporary access to an apartment without going to the door?
That is the main reason properties buy this lock. You can issue one-time or recurring PINs to service and maintenance personnel, send digital keys or PINs from a mobile device, and revoke access in real time. Lost credentials can be deleted instantly, and no on-site visit is needed to update credentials. Access events and anomalies push real-time notifications back to management.
12) Is the Saffire EVO LZ-D for new doors or can I retrofit it into existing apartment doors?
Both. Dormakaba lists it for new construction and door replacement projects, and the door preparation is simplified for ease of installation. It scales from small properties to very large ones, so standardizing a whole portfolio on one lock is the intended use.
13) What should be used instead of a Saffire EVO LZ-D when the opening needs a mortise lock or a latch, not a deadbolt?
Stay in the Saffire EVO line and change the model. The LZ-D is the deadbolt; the same Saffire EVO family also covers mortise as LZ-M, interconnected as LZ-I, panic as LZ-P, and latch as LZ-L. That keeps one credential set and one management platform across a building where unit doors, common areas, and back-of-house openings each need a different lock body. Swapping to a stand-alone deadbolt such as the Schlage BE365 Plymouth or the Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis solves only a deadbolt opening and puts that door outside the connected system.
14) Does the Saffire EVO LZ-D support vertical mounting on a narrow door stile?
Yes, vertical mounting is supported on the LZ-D, along with NMKO override. That matters where the trim has to sit in a narrow stile or above a pull rather than horizontally across the face.
15) Will the locks need firmware visits once they are installed across the building?
No truck rolls for firmware. The Saffire EVO deadbolt takes continuous firmware updates over its online connection, and credential changes are pushed remotely as well, which is what the Wi-Fi and BLE connectivity buys you over a standalone keypad lock.
16) Do the Saffire EVO LZ-D finishes match a Baldwin Estate 8225 on adjacent doors?
Partly. The Saffire EVO LZ-D comes in 626 satin chrome, 625 bright chrome, 619 satin nickel, and a black offered for interior use only. The Baldwin Estate 8225 Minneapolis touchscreen deadbolt is an Estate Series trim product, so on a run of doors where some openings are getting the LZ-D and others a Baldwin, confirm the finish code on each order rather than assuming the families line up. Note also that the black LZ-D is an interior-only finish, so exterior and perimeter doors should be specified in one of the plated finishes.
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