Yale BYRD450WF1RXBSP Assure Lock 2 Wi-fi Deadbolt Bundle Bsp

Product Description

The YALE BYRD450WF1RXBSP is a door hardware bundle combining the Assure Lock 2 key-free touchscreen Wi-Fi deadbolt with a Ridgefield handleset passage set and DoorSense door position monitoring, all finished in Black Suede Powder Coat (BSP). The deadbolt operates without a traditional keyed cylinder, relying on touchscreen code entry and Wi-Fi connectivity for remote access management. DoorSense technology provides real-time door status feedback. The bundle ships as a single unit and is installed by licensed locksmiths, general contractors, or skilled door hardware technicians in residential and light commercial settings.

This bundle is suited for residential entry doors, multi-family units, short-term rental properties, and light commercial applications where keyless access and remote management are required. The Ridgefield handleset passage component handles the lever or grip function on the exterior, while the Assure Lock 2 deadbolt provides the primary locking mechanism. The Black Suede Powder Coat finish provides a uniform appearance across both hardware pieces. No specific compatible door model numbers were provided in the product data.

Key Features

• Key-free touchscreen deadbolt eliminates the need for a physical key cylinder
• Built-in Wi-Fi enables remote locking, unlocking, and access code management without a separate hub
• DoorSense technology monitors and reports door open or closed status
• Ridgefield handleset passage set included for a complete, matched entry hardware solution
• Black Suede Powder Coat finish coordinates both components in a single cohesive appearance
• Sold as a single bundle unit (EA) with a case quantity of 3

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation bundle for standard residential and light commercial entry doors requiring a deadbolt and handleset passage combination with keyless touchscreen access.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith, general contractor, or qualified door hardware technician familiar with ANSI-standard door prep. Power down any existing electronic hardware and confirm door backset and bore dimensions match the hardware before beginning. Follow all applicable local building codes for access control and egress hardware. Do not force-mount components on non-standard door preparations, as this can compromise lock function and door integrity.