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Yale Code Satin Nickel Bi-Metal Electronic Touch Pad Deadbolt

Ditch the keys and lock up with a code—Yale's touch pad deadbolt fits either door direction in a satin nickel finish.
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About Product Overview

The Yale Electronic Touch Pad Deadbolt swaps the traditional key-and-lock routine for a keypad, so you can lock and unlock your door with a code instead of fumbling for keys in the dark or with an armful of groceries. It's built for residential entry doors and fits either door direction, making it a straightforward retrofit for most homes.

A bi-metal construction gives it added durability against wear, while the satin nickel finish blends with common door hardware finishes. It's a single cylinder unit, and Yale still includes one physical key as a backup in case the keypad ever needs a workaround. Backed by a 1-year warranty, it's a practical upgrade for anyone who wants keyless convenience without overhauling their whole door setup.

  • Electronic touch pad deadbolt with keyless code entry
  • Satin nickel finish
  • Bi-metal construction
  • Fits both door directions
  • Single cylinder with 1 key included
  • Grade 3 residential lock, 1-year warranty

The Details Specifications

Brand Yale
UPC 081023125130
Case Pack Quantity 1 per case
Retail Unit Quantity 1
Dimensions (L × W × H) 4 × 5 × 9
Weight 3 lbs
Country of Origin CHINA
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