Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure...
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Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 Key Free Keypad with Bluetooth

Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 Key Free Keypad with Bluetooth

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FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Upgrade your front door with a matching touchscreen deadbolt and handleset.
  • Enable Auto-Lock to ensure your door always locks behind you
  • Lifetime warranty on lock hardware and finish, one year on electronics
  • Lifetime limited warranty on finish and mechanical. One year on electronics
  • Backed by Yale, the world's favorite lock since 1840
  • Replaces your existing deadbolt with a smart, key-free deadbolt with touchscreen keypad - No keys to lose, no cylinder to pick! Comes with matching passage handleset.
  • Lock, unlock, share access, and see who comes and goes from anywhere using the Yale Access app - Comes with the Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge so there's no additional hubs needed
  • Your door will unlock automatically as you get home and have your phone on you - If you don't have your phone, just use the keypad!
  • Lock, unlock and check lock status with voice assistants including Alexa, Hey Google and Siri. Alexa can also provide notifications when your battery is running low so you can proactively replace them. Set up smart reorders through Dash Replenishment to make sure you always have replacement batteries when you need them. - No additional hub needed
  • Never worry about if you forgot to lock the door - enable Auto-Relock to ensure the door always locks behind you.
  • Forget copying or hiding keys. Share app access or create unique entry codes for the people you trust. Choose from permanent, scheduled or temporary access and revoke it whenever you need to.
  • Comes with the Connect Wi-Fi Bridge so there's no additional hubs needed and it works off your home Wi-Fi
  • Added security for peace of mind with bank-grade encryption, a lost phone feature and optional biometric verification for locking/unlocking via the app.
  • Backed by Yale, a worldwide trusted security brand for over 180 years. Plus, a lifetime limited warranty on finish and mechanical and a one year warranty on electronics.

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Product Specs

Connection:
Bluetooth
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime Finish and Mechanical
Subcategory:
Electronic Keypad Lock
Product Type:
Deadbolts
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Electronic:
Yes
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Deadbolts
Reader Type:
Keypad
Product Attribute:
Electronic Locks
Door Thickness Range:
1-3/4" to 2-1/4"
Door Strike:
1" x 2-1/4"
Product Substrate:
Metal
Product Category:
Electronic Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Yale Residential YRD410 BLE BSP – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can I put the Yale YRD410 on a standard prepped door, or does it need special machining?
It goes on a standard deadbolt prep. The YRD410 uses a 1 inch by 2-1/4 inch strike, which is the common residential deadbolt strike footprint, so in most cases you're pulling the old deadbolt and putting this in the same bore and the same jamb cutout. Yale describes it as a direct replacement for an existing deadbolt. Check that your jamb mortise matches the 1 x 2-1/4 strike before you start, since older or oversized strikes will leave a gap.
2) Is there a keyway on the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410, or is it keypad only?
Keypad only. The YRD410 is the key free version, so there is no cylinder in the exterior escutcheon at all. You enter on the touchscreen keypad or through the Yale Access app. Nothing to pick and no key to copy, but also no mechanical override, so plan for the battery: if you manage the property, someone needs app access or a code, not a spare key on the ring.
3) Is the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410 rated for a commercial building or apartment entry doors?
It's a residential lock. Yale builds the YRD410 for single family entry use, and it carries no commercial grading. For an apartment or multi-family door where you need a graded mechanical deadbolt, look at something like the Accentra D111, a Grade 1 single cylinder deadbolt with a 2-3/8 inch backset, or the Cal-Royal CB160 in Grade 2 with a tamper resistant cylinder guard. If you specifically want electronic access on a multi-housing door, the Dormakaba Nova-D is an RFID multihousing electronic deadbolt built for that application.
4) What electronic deadbolt should I use instead of the Yale YRD410 on a door that is 1-3/8 inch thick?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 covers doors 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch thick, so a 1-3/8 inch door falls below its range. Among electronic deadbolts, the Codelocks CL2200 is a surface mounted electronic deadbolt in the CL2000 Series rated medium duty, and the Codelocks CL2210 is an electronic mortise deadbolt - surface and mortise formats do not depend on a bored 1-3/4 inch prep the way the YRD410 does. If a mechanical deadbolt will do, the Cal-Royal ED500 is a Grade 3 single cylinder deadbolt with adjustable backset listing 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch.
5) I need an ANSI Grade 1 deadbolt on a 1-3/4 inch commercial door - what takes the place of the Yale YRD410?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a residential electronic deadbolt. For a graded commercial opening at 1-3/4 inch, the Corbin Russwin DL3011 is a Grade 1 cylindrical deadlock in the DL3000 Series listing 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch, matching the YRD410 thickness range. The Design Hardware D1 Series is a Grade 1 double cylinder deadbolt at 1-3/4 inch, extra heavy duty. The Cal-Royal CRB800 is a Grade 1 heavy duty single cylinder deadbolt with a UL 3-hour fire rated latch, which is the one to look at where the door assembly is fire rated.
6) What is a comparable electronic deadbolt to the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410 for a multifamily property that wants RFID credentials instead of a keypad?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a key free electronic deadbolt with a keypad reader and a Bluetooth connection, so entry is by code or by phone. If the property issues cards or fobs instead, the Dormakaba Nova-D is an RFID multihousing smart electronic deadbolt from the Nova Series, and the Dormakaba Saffire LX-D is an RFID electronic deadbolt with BLE and Electronic Lock Override. Both read a credential at the door rather than a typed code, which is the usual fit where a front desk or property office already programs cards.
7) Can I key the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410 into my existing master key system, and what do I order if I cannot?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is key free - it has no cylinder to key, so it cannot join a master key system. Where the door must stay on the keyway, the Arrow E61 is a Grade 2 single cylinder deadlock with SFIC prep less core, and the Deltana CL200LAIC is a Grade 2 single deadbolt with interchangeable core prep on a 2-3/4 inch backset - both accept the core your system already uses. The Delaney LM Series is a Grade 1 single cylinder less core deadbolt for the same reason on a heavier opening.
8) Does the Yale YRD410 need a separate hub to work over Wi-Fi?
No extra hub. The lock itself talks Bluetooth, and the Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge ships in the box, so it joins your existing home Wi-Fi for remote lock, unlock, access sharing and entry history through the Yale Access app. That also covers the voice assistants, Alexa, Hey Google and Siri, with no additional bridge to buy.
9) What's the difference between the Yale YRD410 key free deadbolt and an electronic deadbolt that still takes a key?
The YRD410 has no cylinder, so every entry is a code, the app, or auto-unlock as you walk up with your phone. That removes rekeying and lost keys entirely, and it removes the pick and bump attack surface with it. If you want a code lock that keeps a mechanical key as backup, the Codelocks CL200 is a surface deadbolt with key override, and the Delaney KP400 is a Grade 2 electronic deadbolt with a programmable remote. Key free is the better call when you're rotating tenants or contractors; keyed override is the better call when you can't tolerate being locked out on a dead battery.
10) Can I give a cleaner or contractor temporary access with the Yale YRD410 without handing out a key?
Yes, and that's the main reason people buy it. You create unique entry codes per person, or share app access, and set each one as permanent, scheduled, or temporary. Revoke any of them from the app whenever you want. You also get a log of who came and went, viewable remotely. For a landlord running turnovers, that replaces rekeying between tenants.
11) Which Yale Assure Lock is the one with no keyhole at all?
The YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is the key free model. Same touchscreen keypad and Bluetooth as the keyed Assure Lock 2 deadbolts, but the exterior face has no cylinder in it. If a spec calls for a key override, this is not the model number you want. Order by finish: 10BP, 619, or BSP.
12) Is there a simpler keypad deadbolt than the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410 if I do not need app control?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a key free keypad deadbolt with a Bluetooth connection and the Yale Access app for remote lock, unlock and access sharing. Where the door only needs codes at the keypad, the Delaney KP400 is a Grade 2 electronic deadbolt in the KP400 Series with a programmable remote, and the Codelocks CL200 is a surface deadbolt with key override in the CL200 Series that runs on a code with no electronics at all. The CL200 also keeps a mechanical key path, which the YRD410 does not have since it is key free.
13) Is the Codelocks CL160 a substitute for the Yale YRD410 Assure Lock 2?
No. The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a bored electronic deadbolt with a keypad reader, mounted in a deadbolt prep on doors 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch. The Codelocks CL160 is a mortise latch with QuickCode function in the CL100 Series, rated light duty - it latches the door rather than throwing a deadbolt into a strike, and it goes into a mortise pocket. A CL160 does not drop into the hole a deadbolt leaves behind.
14) What is the difference between the Yale YRD410 and the DynaLock 1300 electric deadbolt for an access controlled door?
Both throw a bolt under electronic control, but they sit in different systems. The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a standalone residential deadbolt with a keypad and a Bluetooth connection - the credential is a code or a phone at the door. The DynaLock 1300 Series is a heavy duty mortise electric deadbolt, which is released by an access control system wired to it rather than by a reader on the lock itself. A door already on a card system and a request-to-exit takes the 1300; a door with no wiring takes the YRD410.
15) Which mechanical deadbolt matches the Yale YRD410 strike and door prep if a tenant wants the smart lock removed?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 uses a 1 inch by 2-1/4 inch strike on a door 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch thick. The Corbin Russwin DL3011 in the DL3000 Series covers the same 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch thickness as a Grade 1 cylindrical deadlock. For a thinner leaf in the same building, the Hager 3215 is a Grade 2 single cylinder deadbolt with a 1 inch throw covering 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and the Dexter DB1000 single cylinder is Grade 1 across 1-3/8 inch to 1-7/8 inch.
16) I need a deadbolt with no exterior keyhole - is the Yale YRD410 the only option?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is key free with no cylinder to pick, so the outside face is a keypad only. If the requirement is simply no key on the outside and no electronics, the Arrow E60 is a Grade 2 exit deadlock with a blank plate on the outside and a thumbturn inside, covering 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and the Callan Model 205S is a Grade 3 one sided half-bore deadbolt that puts a turn on the inside face with nothing through the door. Those two lock from the inside only; the YRD410 still admits people by code.
17) What should a classroom or office door take instead of the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 is a residential key free deadbolt, so it does not carry a classroom function. Classroom function deadbolts in the set are the Falcon D111, Grade 1 heavy duty on the D100 Series, the Falcon D211, Grade 2 medium duty on the D200 Series, and the Hager 3118, a Grade 1 classroom deadbolt with Schlage C keyway and a 6-pin cylinder covering 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch. All three are keyed on the outside, which is what a classroom lockdown procedure normally calls for.
18) What finishes does the Yale Assure Lock 2 YRD410 come in?
Three: Oil Rubbed Bronze Permanent (10BP), Satin Nickel (619), and Black Suede Powder Coat (BSP). The oil rubbed bronze is the permanent version, meaning it doesn't live-finish and darken with handling, so it stays matched to the other doors if you're standardizing a building. Yale sells a matching passage handleset with the deadbolt if you want the whole entry to read as one set.
19) Does the Yale YRD410 lock itself if someone leaves the door shut but unlocked?
There's an Auto-Lock setting that throws the bolt behind you on its own, and an Auto-Relock function to the same end. Turn it on and the door doesn't stay unlocked because someone forgot. Paired with auto-unlock, which fires when you approach with your phone in your pocket, you can run the door hands free in both directions and still fall back to the keypad if the phone stays home.
20) Does the Yale YRD410 come with a handleset, or do I pair it with a separate lockset?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 comes with a matching passage handleset, so the deadbolt and the door pull go on together. Where the opening instead needs a latch and deadbolt operated as one unit, the Falcon H2101 is a Grade 2 entrance interconnected lock with a single cylinder deadbolt on the H2 Series - one motion on the inside lever retracts both. The YRD410 handleset is passage only, so the locking is all in the deadbolt.
21) What finishes does the Yale YRD410 come in, and what are the comparable options in a matching dark finish?
The Yale Real Living YRD410 Assure Lock 2 comes in Oil Rubbed Bronze Permanent (10BP), Satin Nickel (619) and Black Suede Powder Coat (BSP). To carry a dark bronze look onto interior doors with mechanical hardware, the Emtek #11 Tuscany is a lost wax cast bronze deadbolt in the Tuscany series with cylinder x thumbturn function. For a squared contemporary look next to the BSP finish, the Bravura 310SC Elite is a Grade 2 contemporary square deadbolt and the Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Square is a double cylinder deadbolt.
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