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Yale WiFi Smart Lock Deadbolt with Keypad, Keyless Entry, Black Suede

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Color: Black Suede


Pattern Name: Wi-Fi


Features

  • MORE WAYS TO ENTER: Hands full of groceries? This keyless entry door lock recognizes when youre home and unlocks automatically. For everyone else, theres a keypad, full smartphone and Apple Watch control.
  • CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE: This electronic door lock puts home security in your pocket - connecting directly to 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi without a hub or bridge. Lock up, let someone in, and get real-time alerts with the Yale Access app (US & Canada Only).
  • NOT HOME? USE THE APP: We know that even when youre not home, its still on your mind, and your to-do list. Lock-up, let someone in, receive notifications and share access from anywhere using the Yale Access App.
  • UNLIMITED CODES, TOTAL CONTROL: No more hiding spare keys. Give the dog walker Tuesday access, your parents a permanent code, and your Airbnb guest entry that expires at checkout. Share, schedule, or revoke access in seconds.
  • STOP WONDERING IF YOU LOCKED UP: DoorSense knows when your door is fully closed and Auto-Lock secures it for you. Head to bed, rush out the door, or chase after the kids your smart front door lock handles the details so you don't have to worry.
  • ENGINEERED FOR RELIABILITY: Grade 2 certified by BHMA, the industry standard for commercial-grade durability. Built to perform from -22F winters to 140F summer heat. Low-power alerts let you know when batteries are about to run out.

Description

The Yale Assure Lock 2 is a Wi-Fi smart deadbolt lock built for the way you actually live. Touchscreen keypad on the outside. Full remote control on the inside. No Wi-Fi hub or bridge required. This digital door lock connects directly to your 2.4 or 5 GHz home network, giving you complete control with the free Yale Access App. Lock up, let a dog walker in, or get instant alerts the moment someone opens the door—whether you're upstairs or three time zones away. The touchscreen makes code entry easy in any lighting, and unlimited codes let you share access with family, guests, or service providers. Set schedules, expiration dates, and track every entry from your phone. Auto- Unlock senses when you're home and opens hands-free. DoorSense® detects when the door closes and this automatic door lock secures it behind you. No second- guessing, no walking back to check. Fits most standard doors 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" thick with a 2-1/8" bore hole and 4" minimum center-to-center spacing between the deadbolt and knob. Grade 2 certified and built to operate from -22°F to 140°F, it'll protect your home for years to come.

Brand: Yale Security


Special Feature: Auto-Lock, Auto-Unlock, Battery Indicator, Passcode Unlock, Weather Resistant, WiFi


Lock Type: Deadbolt, Keypad


Item dimensions L x W x H: 0.88 x 2.5 x 3.75 inches


Material: Metal, Zinc


Brand Name: Yale Security


Recommended Uses For Product: Entry Door, Front Door


Number of Pieces: 1


Included Components: Yale Assure Lock 2, Wi-fi Smart Module, Deadbolt, Latch Plates, Mounting Hardware, DoorSense, Install Manual


Model Number: YRD430-WF1-BSP


UPC: 081023091084


Model Name: Yale Assure Lock 2 with Wi-Fi


Global Trade Identification Number: 84


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Lifetime limited warranty on Finish and Mechanical. One year on Electronics


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Yale


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Type Name: Smart Lock


Manufacturer Part Number: YRD430-WF1-BSP


Additional Features: Auto-Lock, Auto-Unlock, Battery Indicator, Passcode Unlock, Weather Resistant, WiFi


Lock Type: Deadbolt, Keypad


Control Method: App, Voice


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Style Name: Wi-Fi


Color: Black Suede


Shape: Rectangular


Material Type: Metal, Zinc


Finish Types: Powder Coated


Item Dimensions: 0.88 x 2.5 x 3.75 inches


Item Highlight: Assure Lock 2 Smart Door Lock, Remote App Control (US & Canada Only), Scheduled Code Sharing, Airbnb Compatible


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • So handy not to have to fumble with keys in the dark.
Color: Satin Nickel Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
Love this. Love it, love it, love it! This was very easy to install; if you've installed a deadbolt, you can install this. Took about 45 minutes to install and program. The phone service was very helpful and I didn't have to wait for an hour for someone to pick up. Only downsides are (1) you have to download an application to your cell phone (one more company tracking your movements, your internet, and phone use), and you may be out of luck if you don't have a smart phone. Second downside is that the wi-fi module isn't very sensitive - the unit in our detached garage does not pick up our wi-fi signal, even though the wi-fi router is in the closest room to the garage, so you lose the features that require wi-fi (primarily remote unlocking through the app). I'm going to try a wi-fi range extender, and if that doesn't work, a wi-fi mesh network, with a repeater out in the garage. Hopefully that will fix it. Otherwise, I'm very pleased with this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by Waterguy
    • worst smartlock on the market
Color: Oil Rubbed Bronze Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
I was reluctant to buy a lock without a key but was assured by Yale that these locks are very reliable and I shouldn't be concerned. Two weeks after getting several of these locks, one jammed and had to be forced open. Luckily I had access from the inside in this case. I called Yale to express my concern that I was told this "never happens" yet had EXACTLY what I feared happen in a couple of weeks. This new rep told me I should never install a key-free lock on a room with only one door in case the lock fails, exactly the OPPOSITE advice I'd received from them previously. So I had to return all the locks and reinstall the version with a key, wasting a substantial amount of time. Within a week, I had to start replacing batteries in multiple locks. It often takes upwards of 90 seconds to add or delete a user, and frequently fails and has to be redone. The tamper alarms go off regularly even though nobody has tampered with them. The battery pack is dumb, like a 1980's kid's toy where you have to thread a ribbon behind to get batteries out, or find a screwdriver. Every time I call tech support, I get a runaround or blamed for installing things wrong (which they ultimately confirm is not the case). Getting connected with a supervisor is virtually impossible, and the development team apparently needs to review every issue. I've sent photos, screen recordings, etc. to get the same nonsense answers over and again. In one instance, after waiting for a supervisor call back for a couple of days (which they won't schedule), I got a call at 830p on a Sunday night from a "spam risk" number that turned out to be Yale, followed by an email telling me "they tried". Another time, they sent an email saying they hadn't heard from me and were considering the issue resolved, when I was actually waiting on a call back from them. Finally, after weeks of back and forth, I spoke with Omar who seemed to actually have some understanding of the technology. The solution he proposed was unacceptable--to add wifi bridges to each lock and/or reconfigure my mesh network. He told me "it says on the box" that they only work with 2.4GHz which isn't quite the same as saying "doesn't work with mesh", not to mention there is NOTHING about not working with mesh on their site or in the install pdf. I've had Kwikset locks in another location for 3+ years, and while they're not perfect, I certainly haven't had to fix them or call tech support daily. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by Chris S
    • Installed on every door
Color: Black Suede Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
The Yale Assure Lock has been one of the best smart home upgrades I’ve made. Installation was straightforward, and the app setup was much easier than I expected. I love not having to carry keys anymore — the keypad is responsive, and being able to create temporary codes for guests or service workers is incredibly convenient. The lock feels solid and secure, and the auto-lock feature gives real peace of mind when I forget to check the door. Battery life has also been surprisingly good. Clean design, reliable performance, and genuinely useful day-to-day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Alex Kapnek
    • Good quality
Color: Black Suede Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
It was easy to install and use. Seems to be a very good quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by lezle
    • Good lock, needs occasional calibration
Color: Satin Nickel Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
Lock is good and setup is easy. It sometimes disconnects from the WiFi and occasionally have to recalibrate the lock.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by R. Murray
    • Very bad design. Very hard to get configured. Simply does not work even at a basic level.
Color: Satin Nickel Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
This product was absolutely horrible. I have a bunch of the Yale + Nest branded smart locks and have been using them successfully for years. I have 4 of those that I personally installed. I tried to install this to make it simpler for guests to use because the nest branded ones have a touchscreen and its a bit unconventional. This product was horrible. The Assure Lock 2 with Wifi and Key Pad just simply didnt work. I couldnt get it to calibrate. I barely could get it to connect to wifi. I couldnt get the magnet calibration to work either. I tried many times. Once I actually got it installed I couldnt even get it to use codes! I tried and tried and I could not get it to just function as a keypad with a code. It just flashed lights and didnt respond to anything. This was the most frustrating experience. I dont even think my device was defective. I think it may be fundamental to the poor quality of this particular design that it simply will cause complication after complication. I dont normally write a long review for a device but this device wasted hours of my life and I absolutely despise it. I reinstalled my old lock and I am returning this awful device. What a bad device. Please avoid this device. This device is garbage. I wasted hours and have given up. I am returning this device and now dislike Yale as a company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Kraken
    • Works well
Color: Black Suede Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
I need to redo the calibration on the door position sensor, it constantly switches back and forth.
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Really poor connectivity
Color: Black Suede Pattern Name: Wi-Fi
I REALLY, REALLY wanted to like this. And I did like part of it: The way it looked. It also had pretty easy instructions to follow for the most part. But, honestly, almost every other thing about it was awful. Probably the most disappointing thing about it was it’s lack of connectivity and the quirkiness of the app. When I first installed The app, everything showed up fine. But within a few uses, the Bluetooth indicator stopped functioning. Navigating back-and-forth through pages is awkward. And the UI of the app itself just feels amateurish. Some of the buttons do nothing, and others are redundant. Worst of all, bluetooth connectivity was intermittent and Wi-Fi was simply a nightmare. I tried connecting to two different routers, and it would only intermittently connect with one of them. Mind you, I have at least a dozen other Wi-Fi-enabled objects in my house that work perfectly with both routers. I have an Apple TV functioning as a hub to my HomeKit and I have a Lutron bridge that enables me to run all of the lights in my house through HomeKit. In the five minutes that I was able to get it working with one of my routers, I attempted to connect it to HomeKit. HomeKit struggled to add it, and then once it was added, it would only intermittently respond to voice commands, and when it did, there was a long (2 minure) delay. It would also only intermittently respond to manual lock and unlock from within HomeKit. In my attempts to get it working, I did two or three factory resets on the lock and two or three reinstalls through HomeKit. Ultimately it stopped being able to connect at all after about the third attempt. This lock was for a side door on my garage and the reason I chose it was because it had a small footprint for a smallish door. At the same time that I bought this lock, I bought a Schlage for my front door, which is much bigger and the Schlage matched the existing hardware better. After having so much trouble with the Yale, I opted to pivot to install the Schlage on the front door. It was a night and day difference. It installed super smoothly, worked without a hitch with HomeKit. Paired with the app both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with no trouble at all. I immediately made the decision to uninstall the Yale and Replace it with a Schlage. Fortunately, I’m still within my return window. It simply shouldn’t be this hard. The two stars are only for how it looks. And the fact that it fit in a small space. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by Pixelpilot

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