Assure Lock Deadbolt, Black Suede Digital Touchscreen Non-Connected Keypad with Backup Key for Front or Back Entry Door, YRD226-NR-BSP

Te recomiendo ver un tutorial de instalación, para que verifiques que tu puerta cumple con las características necesarias, y si es así te la recomiendo al 100%.

Works well and great with added ZW2 (Z-wave module) for use with smartthings. The lock has exceptional battery life with z-wave, approx 1 to 1.5 years of battery life if not more. Numbers are behind the buttons so they don't wear off or show commonly used numbers and they are backlit. Works great in winter although i did have issues with the lock frosting but i suspect that may be due in part to the blower i use to clear snow at the front door. Otherwise fantastic lock. If you want a lock that works with an app to manage access codes and users this probably isn't for you.

The only issue I had was the actual installation... it all went in OK, but if you locked it with the key then the automatic opening of the door would jam and make a grinding/broken noise. Took it all off and reinstalled and no issues since. The only change I would like is an increase to 5 or 10 mins for auto-lock, so that I can go out hang the washing or water the plants before it auto-locks.

Bought this lock to replace an older one that the buttons were failing on. Found out after purchase that it doesn't include the smart module from Yale, that's a separate purchase for an extra $99 from Yale.com. Also while it supports Z-Wave it won't work with the older module from my original Yale Assure Lock. So had to buy a new module from Yale.com

This lock works. It is a lock so it takes some skill to install and it will likely require drilling a bigger hole to fit the door. Since this review is a reflection of the lock itself I went easy and gave it a 4. If is was a rating for the accuracy of the specifications I would rate it 1. Why, the specifications lists Z-Wave as the protocol and there isn't the word "optional" next to it. In readying the other listing information there is mention of a WIFI module which IS listed as optional. It turns out the "NR" in the product model number stands for "No Radio" so the specification is erroneous as it should not list Z-Wave as the protocol! And the Z-Wave add on module is about 2/3 again the cost of the lock itself. The lock works as a stand-alone unit but if you need connectivity you'll need the module. Whoever wrote the specs should be sending me out the Z-Wave Module with no cost if they want to match what was listed in the specifications, just saying.