Yale Residential YRD226-NR-BSP Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock

Product Description

The YALE RESIDENTIAL YRD226-NR-BSP is a touchscreen deadbolt smart lock finished in Black Suede, designed for residential door entry applications. This unit operates as a standalone keypad deadbolt without a wireless radio module, making it suitable for installations where network connectivity or smart-home integration is not required. The touchscreen keypad allows for code-based entry, eliminating the need for a physical key. It is typically installed by locksmiths, general contractors, or experienced residential trades professionals handling door hardware on standard single-family or multi-unit residential doors.

This deadbolt is intended for residential exterior door applications where a code-entry deadbolt is preferred over a traditional keyed lock. The no-radio configuration means this lock functions as a standalone unit without pairing to a hub, Z-Wave network, or Zigbee controller. It suits property managers, homeowners, and contractors who need reliable code-based access control without the overhead of a connected smart-home ecosystem.

Key Features

• Touchscreen keypad entry eliminates the need for a physical key
• No-radio configuration operates as a fully standalone unit without wireless pairing
• Black Suede finish suits contemporary residential door hardware aesthetics
• Deadbolt form factor provides single-cylinder door security
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward one-door installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install deadbolt for standard residential doors accepting a single-cylinder deadbolt configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith or qualified contractor following the manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Standard door prep for a deadbolt is required, including a correctly sized bore hole and strike plate alignment. Ensure door and frame are properly aligned before installation to avoid latch binding. Battery installation and code programming should be completed before the lock is fully mounted and the door is closed.