Yale Assure Lock – Keypad Door Lock in Satin Nickel

The idea that fingerprints would give away your passcode isn't very realistic anyway. Unless you did 1111 or 1234 or something stupid like that, there would be so many possibilities even if you repeated some numbers. For instance if you used 40044004, and a would be burglar saw that you only touched the 4 and the 0, w… see more The idea that fingerprints would give away your passcode isn't very realistic anyway. Unless you did 1111 or 1234 or something stupid like that, there would be so many possibilities even if you repeated some numbers. For instance if you used 40044004, and a would be burglar saw that you only touched the 4 and the 0, with 8 digits derived from 2 digits that's 256 possible combinations, and that's if the person knows you used all 8 digits, but he wouldn't. With a 7 digit code still using two numbers that would yield 128 possible combinations, and so on all the way down to a 4 digit code which to be fair would only leave 16 combinations IF you only used 2 numerals for your 4 digit code, for example 4004. Long story short, if you use a short 4 digit passcode you should use 4 different numerals (ie.8642), or if you use a long 8 digit code you could basically use 2 or 3 numerals and still have a unguessable passcode (ie 40044004). Statistically it's not as easy to figure out a passcode as you might think even if you know which numerals are used, unless you pick a profoundly stupid passcode (ie 4321, 1234, 4444)

I don't think so. These specific locks don't connect to the internet or work with apps. Yale has a similar lock with internet capabilities.

Yes it will, but you have to install the Yale Access Upgrade Kit. This module/bridge kit will give you the access to view who used the lock last. You can set up individual entry codes for each person in your home, and it maps it that way really well. An additional cost, but worth it.

If you are asking if the YRD226 can be re-keyed, the answer is yes. Simply bring the locks to a locksmith prior to installation and ask them to key them alike. They can even match these to an existing Schlage key if you would like. Alternatively, you can order a replacement tumbler from Yale and get it keyed to whateve… see more If you are asking if the YRD226 can be re-keyed, the answer is yes. Simply bring the locks to a locksmith prior to installation and ask them to key them alike. They can even match these to an existing Schlage key if you would like. Alternatively, you can order a replacement tumbler from Yale and get it keyed to whatever you want.