Yale Residential YRD156-ZW2-619 Touchscreen Z-wave Deadbolt

Product Description

The YALE RESIDENTIAL YRD156-ZW2-619 is a touchscreen Z-Wave keyless deadbolt lock finished in satin nickel. It provides keyless entry via a backlit touchscreen keypad and integrates with Z-Wave smart home and building automation systems for remote access control. The deadbolt is suited for residential door installations where keyless convenience and Z-Wave network compatibility are required. Licensed locksmiths, security contractors, and knowledgeable homeowners typically handle installation on standard single-bore door preps.

This deadbolt is designed for residential entry doors requiring keyless touchscreen access and Z-Wave connectivity. It fits into Z-Wave compatible smart home ecosystems, allowing integration with hubs, controllers, and automation platforms that support the Z-Wave protocol. The satin nickel finish suits standard residential door hardware. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for both new installations and replacement of existing deadbolt hardware on properly prepared doors.

Key Features

• Backlit touchscreen keypad enables keyless entry without a physical key
• Z-Wave wireless protocol supports integration with smart home hubs and automation controllers
• Satin nickel finish provides a neutral, corrosion-resistant appearance suitable for most residential door hardware sets
• Deadbolt lock type provides ANSI-grade security for exterior residential doors
• Keyless design eliminates the need to carry or manage physical keys

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new installation deadbolt for residential doors compatible with Z-Wave smart home systems and standard single-bore door preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified security contractor following the manufacturer instructions. Ensure the door is properly prepared with a standard bore hole pattern before installation. Disconnect or disable any existing smart home automations tied to the previous lock before removal. Consult local building codes and the manufacturer documentation for proper alignment, backset adjustment, and network inclusion procedures.