Assure Lever Touchscreen with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (YRL226-WF1)
The Assure Lever is a smart keypad lever lock that comes in satin nickel and oil rubbed bronze. It is equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology, which enables you to remotely control the lock and share access with others using the Yale Access App. The lock also features a backlit keypad, so you can unlock your door even if you don't have your phone with you. It is compatible with voice assistants such as Alexa, Google, and Siri, and allows you to grant permanent, scheduled, or temporary access to trusted individuals. With the Assure Lever, you can easily manage and monitor the security of your home from anywhere.
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Assure Lever Touchscreen with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (YRL226-WF1)
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About Yale Home
Yale Home is the global version of Yale’s smart-lock platform, built on the same underlying technology originally developed by August in the US. Outside North America, the Yale Home app is the main way users manage Yale smart locks, but behind the scenes it still uses the same cloud infrastructure powering August and Yale Access. While the US/Canada versions appear under different names, the platform itself is essentially unified — the differences mostly reflect regional branding and product availability. The only “real” API connected to this ecosystem is still the August Developer API (not publicly open), and Yale Home communicates through that same backend. Confusion arises because Yale also sells products under older or separate ecosystems (like Yale Connect / Smart Living), which do not use this shared August-based cloud. As a result, some locks are permanently tied to one ecosystem, while many newer models can switch ecosystems by inserting different smart modules — but modern Yale Home products are all powered by the same core platform that drives Yale Access and August in the US.
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