Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (YRD226-CBA)
The Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen with WiFi and Bluetooth – an advanced home security solution that seamlessly combines cutting-edge technology with elegant design. This smart lock empowers you with convenient keyless access, allowing you to lock and unlock your door via your smartphone, even when you're away. With integrated WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, you can effortlessly control your lock using voice commands through Amazon Alexa, Hey Google, or Siri. The intuitive touchscreen interface enhances user interaction, and the Yale Access App lets you manage access remotely, eliminating the need for an additional hub. Embrace the future of home security with auto-lock functionality, ensuring your door is always secure, while the sleek design adds a touch of sophistication to your home.
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Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (YRD226-CBA)
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About Yale Access
Yale’s smart-lock systems all come from the same place: the cloud platform originally built by August. In North America this platform is used through the August and Yale Access apps, while everywhere else it appears as the Yale Home app — but the underlying technology is essentially the same. The only “real” API behind these products is the August Developer API, which is the official gateway to that shared cloud (though it is restricted and mostly US/Canada–only). Confusion comes from the naming: Yale Access (US/CA), Yale Home (rest of world), and Yale Connect (the Wi-Fi bridge hardware or, in some regions, a separate older Yale ecosystem). Some locks only work with one ecosystem, while others can switch by using different modules, but in most modern cases the smart features are powered by the August/Yale cloud, just presented under different brand names depending on the region.
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