Yale Keyless Connected Ready Smart Door Lock, Smart Living YD-01-CON-NOMOD-PB ,Touch Keypad, Pin Code Access Lock, Thumbturn Operation, Nightlatch, Polished Brass [Energy Class A++]
Keyless Door Lock
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Key-less lifestyleThe Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock gives you the freedom to secure your home without the need for a key. | Simple as 1, 2, 3Open your door via Pin code, key card, key tag, remote fob and even from your smartphone when connected to a smart home system. | Compatible with NightlatchesThe Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock is compatible with most 60mm back-set Night latches. Making it a quick and easy instalation. |
Restrict specific access codes to a certain time of day.
9V Battery Backup
In the event of the AA batteries failing there is a further fail safe, thanks to a 9V battery connection override.
What’s more, when connected to a smart home system, Yale’s Keyless Connected allows you to unlock your door from anywhere in the world.
Security as standard.
Feeling safe and secure is a must for any homeowner. The Keyless Connected Smart Lock has a tamper alarm and incorrect PIN code feature.
There’s also no need to worry if the electricity goes down as the Keyless Connected Smart Lock is powered by 4x AA batteries. It will even warn you when the batteries are running low.
- Tamper Alarm
- 9v Battery Backup
- Time Controlled Access Codes
- Battery Powered
Expand your system
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Yale ModuleThis module allows you to control your Yale Smart Lock from anywhere in the world when linked with your Yale Smart Home Alarm System. | Z-Wave ModuleThis module allows you to control your Yale Smart Lock from anywhere in the world when linked with Z-Wave Home Automation Systems. | Sync ModuleThe Sync module creates a link between your Smart Lock and your Yale Sync Smart Home Alarm. | Key Fob ModuleThe module links with the Remote Fob to unlock your Smart Lock from up to 10 metres away with just one click. |
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| Suitable Door Type | Timber – 60mm Backset Nightlatch | PVCu – Multipoint Locking |
| Control Via App | Yes * | Yes |
| Send/ Receive Virtual Keys | No | Yes |
| Audit Trails | Yes * | Yes |
| Method of Entry | Pin Code, Key Card, Key Tag, Phone Tag, App* | Key Card, Key Tag, Phone Tag, App* |
| DIY Friendly | Yes | Yes |
| Battery Powered | Yes (4 x AA) | Yes (4 x AA) |
| Compatible Modules | Yale Module, Z-Wave Module | Yale Module, Z-Wave Module |
| * When connected to a compatible smart home system with supporting functionality |
| Weight: | 787 g |
| Dimensions: | 8 x 6.5 x 15 cm; 787 Grams |
| Model: | YD-01-CON-NOMOD-PB |
| Part: | YD-01-CON-NOMOD-PB |
| Colour: | Polished Brass |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Alkaline |
| Manufacture: | Yale |
| Colour: | Polished Brass |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Does not fit Ingersoll SC71/73 60mm latch
This is not a review about the actual lock which seems to be of very good quality and a well-made item but unfortunately I have had to return it as it will not fit an Ingersoll SC71/73 latch despite it being a 60mm lock. (measured from the edge of the door to the centre of the barrel). The screws do not align and this cannot be overcome by drilling the latch plate as the heads must lie flush. Also please be aware that if your door fits into a rebate then, as the lock is wider than a standard key barrel you need to check for sufficient clearance.
Installation was pretty straight forward. Interface is decent. Has worked perfectly so far. I am not sure why it took us so long to move to a keyless system. Only minor negative is it wasn’t clear to me prior to receiving the item that if you want to open with your phone via app you need to buy an additional hub (the description does say this, but it could be clearer)
Exactly what I needed
My partner always forgot his keys and always got locked out of the flat so needed a way of preventing this from happening – this is the perfect solution, we use 3 ways to enter, the fob, chip for the phone and the code on the actual lock – impossible to get locked out now!
Took me a while to get my head around installation and getting it to work but got there eventually!
Easy to install
Was worried about using my existing nightlatch but so glad I did cos the installation was so easy. Yes some powertools required, some patience and maybe a few pause and repeat moments on the video, which perfectly explains each part of the process. I bought for my Airbnb flat and it’s genius. Love i
Loving this lock
I held off writing this review until the lock had been in operation for a while. It has been about 6 months and I am loving it. I have one of the sticky tabs stuck to the back of my phone and no longer carry keys. My family feel the same. And if I ever need to let anyone in when I am not home, I just give them the code. Brilliant invention.
Keypad lock
Can’t imagine life without it now, no worries about kids forgetting or losing their keys and it allows family and friends to pop in if we are away without handing them spare keys!
A good lock, works well. Ideal for an apartment using Air BnB as I can change codes
Its good, solid and works.
Easy enough to install, instructions could be a little clearer with the locking turn setup but there’s plenty of youtube videos to follow.
Only grip is during setup the keypad is at full volume and very loud. But once you have setup you can turn it down.
Battery life reporting seemed a bit dodge, it showed low battery on a new set of batteries but this has disappeared since.
Installed over 2 months now with no issues.
Easy fit.
Easy fit and use is so much easier without keys. Even in a multi-tenure building we still get six months on a set of Duracell batteries. Fobs for regular users are a boon.
It took a lot longer to fit than expected but that was due to my door, not the lock. But be warned that it is a big, wide unit that might not sit in the existing lock hole. That’s the problem I had. The new lock hit the door frame and had to be moved across from old lock.
Other than that I’m happy with it.
I suggest that the first setting you change is the volume as the beeps are loud and annoying! After that it’s much nicer programming all of the ‘keys’.
We got a selection of phone tags, credit card keys and keyrings. We like the phone tags best.
Great lock , very easy to use , many different ways of unlocking, I have a tab on the back of my phone case (in the video) but can also use unique keyfobs and codes for other family members. I was unsure about the installation but after reading the instructions a couple times over, was a breeze to install. I had to use silicon to patch the top corner of the keypad as I didn’t want to chance water getting in (my own fault, I didnt pick the best placement on my door) otherwise the gasket given provides adiquite water proofing. Works great in the heat, still completely functional in 40+ degrees the battery life is super also. One of best purchases from Amazon so far!
Bought this for a communal door at the property I manage. It’s great and really simple to use and install.
You can ever set up individual temporary key codes to allow contractors access when your not there.
I recommend getting the key fobs as they are very easy to use and look smart.
5.0 out of 5 stars Love i
Love it I used to be always locking my keys in the house. Now I don’t have this problem and with the z wave and the smart things hub you can unlock the door from you phone and interlink the door lock and the light and Arlo cameras
5.0 out of 5 stars Say goodbye to lost keys
Works perfectly, had these Yale locks for over 3 years now. You can set 24 hour codes and simple to program. Don’t understand why they haven’t replaced old fashioned keylocks completely. Batteries last well over 6 months but I just change them when it alerts you to say it wants fresh batteries.
5.0 out of 5 stars Very smart looking and easy to operate
Easy to fit to my existing night latch and add my existing tags. Also bought some of the ones you stick to your phone and it all works really well. I got the z-wave module too and added to my smartthings hub easily and showed up straight away in HomeAssistant too.
Very Easy to install
Changed from a regular lock that was old and you had to wiggle the key. Bought extra tags for my daughter coming home from school, assigned her a code incase she forgets her bag, I don’t have to worry about her being locked out. Have the wireless link also, so notifies me when she’s in. Works perfect, 1 Yr battery use if used 10 times a day, I use it twice a day so…see u in 5 yrs.
Fiddly to setup
This is a good quality, fully featured lock that I’m happy with now I’ve got it sorted.
The installation was troublesome to say the least. If you don’t drill the holes exactly right the cable and pin for the top part of the lock doesn’t line up quite right. (Not the barrel hole, but the one above it where the keypad is.)
Also notice the grey box on the inside of the door. The product description doesn’t make it clear that this is part of the lock solution, and needs to be installed on the inside – so if you have a security chain above your latch on the inside of the door then you may have more DIY than you bargained for.
Once installed it was easy to setup if you follow the instructions and I was able to set user codes and register tags and fobs without any issues.
A slight wrinkle for me is that I bought the Yale Bridge and access module, and when I installed it that wiped all the user settings (everything except my custom admin PIN). It meant people couldn’t get in. Once I realised what was going on I rehregistered the tags and fobs and things went back to normal. If you are using the Yale Bridge a slightly quirky change is that you can no longer egister user PINs via the keypad – you have to do it in the Yale Access app.
Having the Yale Bridge is great as you get notifications when the door has been unlocked when you are away from home and can even remotely register a user PIN or open it for a visitor if necessary from wherever you happen to be.
Overall I’m very pleased with the product.
good service
my first order was faulty so I reported it and they sent me a new one
Has been on the door for a few months now, I added the z-wave interface and connected it to my Home Assistant which makes managing entry codes a lot simpler – nfc tags can’t be managed this way unfortunately, but that is a very mi or shortcoming since one would need to be at the lock to add one anyway – but it would be nice to be able to block a tag remotely as soon as realising it had been lost or stolen.
Batteries are still the ones that were supplied with the lock and still show 90% (they started at 90%, but haven’t dropped yet). As an insurance against the possible inaccuracy of the battery life reported over z-wave, I have a brand new lithium 9v battery safely stashed near the front door in case of emergency.
The lock is extremely sturdy – I have zero concerns about its resilience to an attack. The buzzer that sounds if the front of the lock is separated from the battery box on the inside of the door is a bit weak though – it wouldn’t be very loud outside. To mitigate this (not that I believe it would be an issue anyway, but Home Automation is a lifestyle/hobby as much as it makes any real world sense!) I have a z-wave siren mounted on the ceiling (9ft high open porch) which is programmed to sound if the lock tamper alarm is triggered (the z-wave standard has a message type covering exactly this scenario) which would scare the living s*** out anyone within 3 feet of it and certainly attract the attention of the neighbours if they weren’t already aware of the noise of tampering with the thing.
Installation was fairly easy – I already had an ERA BS Nightlatch on the door with a Schlage cylinder, so fitting was simply a case of drilling the additional hole for the battery cable / upper sconce mount. The home I had for the cylinder was a bit oval though, so required a bit of massaging with a file as the cylinder part of the lock is round (as it should be, really) so this is something to be aware of if your existing lock hasn’t been installed to the highest standard. I also have a draught excluder strip around the outside edge of the door frame – this doesn’t actually interfere with the lock, but it is a tight squeeze. Not something most will need to be concerned with, but good to be aware of.
The installation instructions say to cut the bar that engages with the latch with pliers/cutters. Do not attempt this! The bar is impressively hard steel, and required a decent hacksaw blade to cut. There is no way on earth it is being cut with any kind of pliers, maybe bolt croppers, but not cleanly. A carefully wielded dremel might do OK with a suitable cutting/grinding wheel if a hacksaw seems a bit too much like hard work.
Absolutely flawless so far!
Has been on the door for a few months now, I added the z-wave interface and connected it to my Home Assistant which makes managing entry codes a lot simpler – nfc tags can’t be managed this way unfortunately, but that is a very mi or shortcoming since one would need to be at the lock to add one anyway – but it would be nice to be able to block a tag remotely as soon as realising it had been lost or stolen.
Batteries are still the ones that were supplied with the lock and still show 90% (they started at 90%, but haven’t dropped yet). As an insurance against the possible inaccuracy of the battery life reported over z-wave, I have a brand new lithium 9v battery safely stashed near the front door in case of emergency.
The lock is extremely sturdy – I have zero concerns about its resilience to an attack. The buzzer that sounds if the front of the lock is separated from the battery box on the inside of the door is a bit weak though – it wouldn’t be very loud outside. To mitigate this (not that I believe it would be an issue anyway, but Home Automation is a lifestyle/hobby as much as it makes any real world sense!) I have a z-wave siren mounted on the ceiling (9ft high open porch) which is programmed to sound if the lock tamper alarm is triggered (the z-wave standard has a message type covering exactly this scenario) which would scare the living s*** out anyone within 3 feet of it and certainly attract the attention of the neighbours if they weren’t already aware of the noise of tampering with the thing.
Installation was fairly easy – I already had an ERA BS Nightlatch on the door with a Schlage cylinder, so fitting was simply a case of drilling the additional hole for the battery cable / upper sconce mount. The home I had for the cylinder was a bit oval though, so required a bit of massaging with a file as the cylinder part of the lock is round (as it should be, really) so this is something to be aware of if your existing lock hasn’t been installed to the highest standard. I also have a draught excluder strip around the outside edge of the door frame – this doesn’t actually interfere with the lock, but it is a tight squeeze. Not something most will need to be concerned with, but good to be aware of.
The installation instructions say to cut the bar that engages with the latch with pliers/cutters. Do not attempt this! The bar is impressively hard steel, and required a decent hacksaw blade to cut. There is no way on earth it is being cut with any kind of pliers, maybe bolt croppers, but not cleanly. A carefully wielded dremel might do OK with a suitable cutting/grinding wheel if a hacksaw seems a bit too much like hard work.
An absolute must for Airbnb owners
Been using these for a few years in my Airbnb, an absolute lifesaver. Mega reliable and easy to program / operate. Only thing is you need a joiner to install them with the Yale lock sold separately. But well worth the money and a brilliant device.
An absolute must for Airbnb owners
Been using these for a few years in my Airbnb, an absolute lifesaver. Mega reliable and easy to program / operate. Only thing is you need a joiner to install them with the Yale lock sold separately. But well worth the money and a brilliant device.
Great Lock
Works really well – I don’t use any integration with Smart assistants, as i don’t want to trust the entry to my home to the cloud, but as a standalone lock, with multiple ways of unlocking, i think its great.