Yale Bluetooth and WiFi Silver Smart Key-Turn Lock
Yale Linus Smart Lock L2 Silver
Introducing Yale's new smart lock, the ultimate solution for your home security. It offers advanced features to manage access to your home safely and conveniently. It is smart, durable, silent and twice as fast as the previous generation of Linus. It integrates Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, allowing you to perform special functions through an App or software.
You no longer have to worry about keys. The door opens automatically when it detects your presence with this advanced keyless access control. Set a timer to lock the door at a specific time or instantly when you leave your home. It has activity logging and smart alerts to let you know in real time when your door is accessed.
With the Yale Home app, you can give access to friends, family or people you trust with just a couple of taps on the app.
This access system integrates with the rest of Yale products, such as cameras, alarms, smart storage solutions, or access and garage door opening systems, but also with other voice assistants such as Alexa or Google Home and devices from other brands such as Ajax, Phlips Hue, Samsung SmartThings, offering an additional layer of security and convenience in your day to day life. In the case of Ajax, you will be able to manage and control your locks from the Ajax application, as it is fully integrated with the Ajax intrusion system as if it were another element of the alarm system.
The configuration is very simple without complications, since it is ready to use. You can install it yourself, without making any modifications or markings on the door. Check here the compatibility of your door. To enable key turning from the inside or opening from the outside, a double clutch cylinder (CYLINDER-HSK-3535 and CYLINDER-ADJ) is required.
It has an elegant design with great performance. Its metal silver casing is very robust, housing inside a silent motor that provides speed and smoothness in opening and closing. It has a rechargeable battery for keyless use.
