Yale Smart Cabinet Lock - Secure Medicine, Liquor, Cleaning Supply and Other cabinets. Child Proof. Magnet and Key Free Access with Your Phone or Apple Watch
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Aug 17 – Aug 29
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Style: Bluetooth
Features
- Installs within minutes into most cabinets and drawers.
- Keep children away from medicines, liquor or other household items.Easily secure your valuables, documents or personal possessions.
- Easily access your cabinet or drawer by simple using the Yale Access app or your voice assistant.
- Enable Auto Relock to ensure your cabinet or drawer always locks behind you.
- Add a Yale Smart Keypad to unlock using your entry code during phone-free moments.
- Glow in the dark emergency escape button prevents accidental lock-ins.
Description
The Yale Smart Cabinet Lock mounts inside most cabinets and drawers to safely store medicine, cleaning supplies, liquor or important documents. With the Yale Access app, lock/unlock, share access and see access history, anytime, anywhere. Remote access requires a Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge.
Brand: Yale
Special Feature: Bluetooth
Lock Type: Keypad
Item dimensions L x W x H: 1.6 x 2 x 2.3 inches
Material: Plastic
Brand Name: Yale
Recommended Uses For Product: Cabinet
Number of Pieces: 1
Included Components: 2 lock posts, Batteries, Cabinet Lock, Installation Manual, Mounting Hardware
Model Number: YRCB-490-BLE-WSP
UPC: 081023068048
Model Name: Yale Smart Cabinet Lock with Bluetooth
Global Trade Identification Number: 48
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Three years on finish and mechanical, one year on electronics
Manufacturer: Yale Security Inc.
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: YRCB-490-BLE-WSP
Item Type Name: Yale Smart Cabinet Lock
Additional Features: Bluetooth
Lock Type: Keypad
Control Method: Voice
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Style Name: Bluetooth
Color: White
Shape: Rectangular
Material Type: Plastic
Finish Types: White, White
Item Dimensions: 1.6 x 2 x 2.3 inches
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: WiFi and Bluetooth
I bought this to put on our liquor cabinet as an extra safety measure to keep kids out. Our cabinet has double doors and they provide an installation method that works for double doors without any issues. The lock isn't going to keep someone out if they don't mind pulling hard enough to break the plastic but in my case the main thing is that I would know someone tampered with it. The functionality has been great. We use the app on our phones to unlock it and the few times I've had to replace the battery I didn't have any issues with the cabinet locking me out. I get a notice in the app when the battery is low and it's easy to replace. I haven't really paid attention to how long the battery lasts but it's more than 8months with almost daily use.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025 by Paul
Style: Bluetooth
Yale, reasonably enough, will not reset a lock that someone else has activated. This means that a lock that has been installed, or even tested, and returned is useless unless the previous owner thought to remove it from their account. Yale does provide a way to request that the previous owner release for you -- but there is no assurance that they will even see the request, let alone act on it. When Amazon resells returned locks they don't appear (based on a sample of one) to verify that the lock will be usable when you get it. So, if you buy a returned lock be sure to test it out within the return window. Update #1: after six months with a working lock -- battery life is no where near the 12 months that we expected. The lock is used occasionally, maybe once a week, and after about six months the lock started unlocking "at random" (HomeKit reported that the lock unlocked in the middle of the night and that it didn't relock). The reporting in HomeKit is sparse on detail, after the second occurrence, I checked in the Yale app and discovered that the reason for the unlocking was a low battery. I'm not sure what's causing the battery to run down so fast, but it's worth laying in a stock of high quality CR2 batteries. Update #2: four months later the lock wouldn't open. This time the lock did not unlock, nor was there any notifications in the app. I called Yale tech support and the only solution they had was to pull hard on the lock and break the post. So I did that & discovered that the battery was dead. I wasn't expecting that since the cabinet remained locked and the battery was replace recently. The first tech support person I talked to denied that the lock would open when the battery was low (even though the instructions say that it will - which makes sense because otherwise they is no way to change a dead battery without breaking the lock post). The second support person tells me that the unlock-when-battery-is-low function only works if you open the cabinet frequently (at least once a month). The lock started off seeming great, but the design of the battery fail safe is terrible, and not explained accurately in the instructions. I would not recommend buying this lock -- especially if you plan to use it on a cabinet that isn't opened frequently.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by Heidi S.
Style: WiFi and Bluetooth
This the sixth device I have purchased from the August/ Yale product lineup. I couldn't be happier. The install was a bit clumsy but once I got it setup everything worked well. When you scan the QR code don't use the one with Homekit icon. The smart cabinet lock uses the same PIN as your front door lock; which is something I hope they change in a firmware update if possible. After reading a few other reviews I purchased the extended warranty. The Google Home integration is very easy to implement and works well on smart displays, speakers and Pixel watch. Note: There is approximately a 1 hour lock-out for multiple wrong attempts to open the Smart Cabinet lock with Google Home.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025 by Heavy_Water
Style: Bluetooth
I recommend this lock, but with some qualifications. Although plastic, it seems to be of good quality. This lock, like any lock, is for honest people. It will obviously not make your cabinet into a safe. It will not deter someone who is willing to destroy your cabinet to get inside. If you’re using it to secure medication or alcohol from being easily accessed by family or guests in your home it is well suited for that purpose. I’m controlling it only with Bluetooth, not Wi-Fi so I can’t say whether remote access works well or not. The Yale app is simple to use and secure enough. I chose Yale because it’s a name brand I trust. There are other lower cost options but I’d rather avoid an off brand piece of hardware with a questionable app on my phone. I plan to use this a couple times a day. Hopefully battery life is good, but I purchased additional batteries along with the lock. If the battery dies, it unlocks. The app monitors battery life, much like an AirTag and will let you know when to replace it. It uses CR2 batteries which are cheap enough, but probably not available at the gas station or store on the corner. The lock can be installed with only the double sided tape (included) or you can use the tape along with screws, also included. The 3M brand tape is the same stuff that holds badges and emblems on automobiles so it’s not coming off without some effort. Use caution if you’re concerned about damaging the finish of the cabinet if you need to remove it in the future. I used the screws which are about a half inch long. If your cabinet is MDF (pretty common) I’d recommend pre-drilling. The lock has an emergency release button to allow a child to escape from a large cabinet or whatever. This is advertised as a cabinet and drawer lock. I’m using it to secure drawer in a kitchen cabinet. I do NOT recommend it for that application! The locking mechanism and latching pieces provided aren’t well suited due to the way most kitchen drawers are constructed, with a wood face screwed to a separate drawer box. I ended up securing a wood spacer to the underside of the countertop and then mounting the unit to that. It turned out well, but the installation was tricky and involved a lot of measurements and test fitting for proper placement. It took me a couple hours to accomplish. Having done it once, I could probably do it again in a half hour, using the optional screws. For what it’s worth, I consider myself skilled, as I’ve constructed cabinets and furniture from scratch. If I were installing this to secure a cabinet door it would be far less work, probably 15 minutes or less to put it in, install the app and pair up the Bluetooth connection. If locking a cabinet door, consider this a five-star review.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Thomas P. Stinson