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The YALE BYRD450WF1VL619 is a complete door hardware bundle that combines a key-free touchscreen Wi-Fi deadbolt, a Valdosta lever passage set, and a DoorSense door position sensor in a Satin Nickel (619) finish. The deadbolt connects directly to a home Wi-Fi network, enabling remote locking, unlocking, and status monitoring without a separate hub. DoorSense technology detects whether the door is fully closed and latched, sending alerts when it is not. This bundle is installed by locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors on residential and light commercial entry doors. The complete kit ships as a single unit, reducing sourcing time on multi-component door hardware projects.
This bundle is suited for residential entry doors where keyless access, remote management, and door-status awareness are required in a single coordinated finish. The Valdosta lever passage handles interior side passage duties, while the touchscreen deadbolt manages primary entry control. The Satin Nickel finish provides a consistent aesthetic across all three components. Typical applications include single-family homes, rental units, and light commercial entries where Wi-Fi smart lock integration is specified.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation bundle for standard residential and light commercial entry doors requiring a deadbolt and passage lever combination in a coordinated finish.
Installation of this bundle should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware installer familiar with low-voltage smart lock wiring and door prep requirements. Disconnect any existing electronic hardware and ensure the door is properly prepped to ANSI standard backset and bore dimensions before beginning. Follow the manufacturer instructions for Wi-Fi network pairing after mechanical installation is complete. Refer to local building codes for any access control requirements applicable to the installation site.
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