Yale BYRD410BLEVL619 Assure Lock 2 Bundle Bluetooth Deadbolt

Product Description

The YALE BYRD410BLEVL619 is a door hardware bundle that combines a keypad Bluetooth deadbolt, a Valdosta lever passage set, and a DoorSense door-position sensor in a Satin Nickel (619) finish. The deadbolt provides keyless entry via an integrated keypad and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing credential management without a physical key. DoorSense monitors whether the door is fully closed and latched, adding a layer of access verification suited to applications where door status monitoring is required. Licensed locksmiths, commercial door hardware installers, and qualified general contractors typically install this hardware.

This bundle is designed for commercial, multi-family, retail, and mixed-use door openings where keyless entry and door monitoring are specified. The Satin Nickel (619) finish suits both interior and exterior door applications in those environments. The Valdosta lever passage set handles non-latching interior passage doors within the same project, providing a coordinated hardware set across a suite or unit entry.

Key Features

• Integrated keypad deadbolt with Bluetooth connectivity for keyless entry and remote credential management
• DoorSense sensor monitors door open and closed status
• Valdosta lever passage set included for coordinated interior hardware
• Satin Nickel (619) finish for consistent aesthetic across commercial and multi-family applications
• Bundle sold as a single unit, simplifying procurement for new installs and renovations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install bundle for commercial, multi-family, retail, and mixed-use door applications requiring keypad Bluetooth deadbolt access control with door-position sensing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware installer familiar with commercial and multi-family access control requirements. Disable any active Bluetooth pairing and remove power from existing electronic hardware before beginning replacement work. Verify door prep dimensions and backset compatibility before installation. Consult local building and fire codes for egress hardware requirements in commercial and multi-family occupancies.