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Yale Assure Matte Black Metal Touchscreen Lever

Keyless entry via touchscreen, with a backup key and Grade 2 security for doors that swing either way.
Yale MPN YRL216-NR-BSP In Stock & Ready to Ship
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About Product Overview

The Yale Assure Touchscreen Lever swaps out the usual keypad for a full touchscreen, letting you lock and unlock with a code instead of fumbling for keys at the door. It's built as a lever handle rather than a knob, so it's easier to operate one-handed when your arms are full of groceries or gear.

Yale rates this one Grade 2 under ANSI/BHMA A156.36, putting it a step above basic residential hardware and suited for either home or light commercial use. It installs as a single cylinder lock and works on doors that swing either direction, so it's not picky about which side of the house or which room you're securing. A physical key is included as backup, and the matte black metal finish keeps it low-profile against most door hardware.

  • Product type: Touchscreen lever lock
  • Material/finish: Metal, matte black
  • Grade: Grade 2, ANSI/BHMA A156.36
  • Use: Commercial and residential, works on doors opening either direction
  • Cylinder: Single cylinder, 1 key included
  • Warranty: Lifetime limited on finish and mechanical, 2 years on electronics

The Details Specifications

Brand Yale
UPC 081023090216
Case Pack Quantity 1 per case
Retail Unit Quantity 1
Dimensions (L × W × H) 7 × 7 × 10
Weight 5 lbs
Country of Origin VIETNAM
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