Yale Approach Smart Wi-Fi デッドボルト レトロフィット スマートロック、無制限の仮想キー、アプリリモコン、キーレスエントリー - ブラック

Super easy to install, performs awesome. Mind that the WIFI Bridge must be plugged and placed less than 8 feet away (Bluetooth reach distance) from the lock. Solved the problem of my lockly lock overheating on direct sun and stopped working. My outdoors Bluetooth keypad I placed away from direct sunlight near the door. Nice design.

ESTE ARTICULO NO PUEDE USARSE EN MEXICO, LA MARCA YALE NO SABE NI ENTIENDE PORQUE SE VENDE EN MEXICO. DOS DIAS DESPERDICIADOS EN INTENTAR HACER LA INSTALACION. POR INCREIBLE QUE PAREZCA ES UN ERROR, YALE QUITO AUGUST DE MEXICO, ARBITRARIAMENTE Y NO LO SUSTITUYO CON NADA SIMILAR, TODO LO DEMAS ES CARO. DE ESOS PROCESOS RETROGRADAS.

I bought this just to have the option to not carry a key and to be able to unlock the door before I walk up to it with my arms full. Did not buy the key pad. It was easy to install, initially set up right away and worked, but I noticed that the calibration was off. If I unlocked the door with a key, the Yale would still show the door as locked. This was due to the lock not turning as far when using the key vs turning the knob inside. I tried to recalibrate it and only turning the inside knob just enough to pull the bolt back but the Yale lock freaked out. It made noise, flashed, and would not operate. I thought it had failed. The app linked me to email the Yale customer service with a video of what the issue was and photo of the adaptor I used. Based on some bad reviews, I figured I would have to wait a long time or not get a usable response. I was wrong, received a response right away with a recommendation to use the blue adaptor instead of the yellow adaptor I was using for my Schalge deadbolt. I swapped the adaptor, calibrated it, and it worked. It also does not have the original calibration issue. I have been using it for almost a month and the only minor issue is with the app. Sometimes the lock will not operate in the app unless I select Home and then the lock even though that's where I was to begin with. I had read a lot of bad reviews about this and almost did not buy it but it's exactly what I wanted. It's a basic way to operate the door lock with an app, so I gave it a try. I noticed one bad review with a video where the reviewer apparently did not know how to assemble a door lock. This Yale lock goes on the inside of the door and replaces just the lever/knob. You keep the outside and the bolt of the old lock.

perfect fix for that ditzy stepdaughter that comes in the door and forgets to lock it behind her at night. (every time!) Pros: the autolock system locks the door when you close it, and that was the main feature I was looking for. everything else was a bonus being able to lock and unlock it remotely, plus inform my phone when the door is opened, closed, locked or unlocked. you can even let yourself or somebody else in the door without keys remotely from your phone. Cons: set up isn't quite as straightforward and there are some learning curves and glitches during install. once you get it installed and calibrated, it works pretty well. Note: but it doesn't always work! 99% of the time it will auto lock just fine. 1% of the time it doesn't do anything when you close the door and doesn't even know if the door is open opened or closed. that is an issue if you get into the habit of leaving the house, closing the door behind you and thinking the door is locked. it probably is?!?!

I was almost turned off by the reviews but so glad I “risked” it. I got this bundled with the keypad (non-fingerprint) and it is the perfect solution for my whole family. My luddite wife still can use her key, my kids can use their codes, and it auto unlocks for me when I come up the front walk. I especially love being alerted when my kids get home from school and unlock the front door, and if they go out again after that before I get home from work. And I can text guest codes to family or friends who are coming over and arrive when we’re not home, then delete them after they leave. All without any extra fees or subscriptions. I use the Yale app on iOS and so far so good. Installation, including setting up accounts and codes for the keypad, took about 20 minutes. And nothing is permanent and can be restored in about 5 minutes if I want to switch back.