Yale Residential YRD654-BLE-619 Key-free Touchscreen Smart Lock

Product Description

The YALE RESIDENTIAL YRD654-BLE-619 is a key-free touchscreen smart lock designed for residential door applications. It eliminates the need for a traditional keyed cylinder, relying entirely on electronic access methods for entry and exit. This lock is suited for installation on standard residential entry doors and is typically installed by locksmiths, general contractors, or experienced DIYers comfortable with low-voltage electronic hardware. The touchscreen interface provides a clean, streamlined exterior profile while supporting code-based access and wireless connectivity via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).

This smart lock is intended for residential entry door installations where keyless access is preferred. The BLE radio enables proximity-based unlocking and integration with compatible smart home apps or access management systems. The satin nickel finish (619) suits a wide range of door hardware finishes common in residential construction and renovation projects. It ships as a single unit and is packaged for direct installation without additional lock body components.

Key Features

• Key-free design eliminates the traditional keyed cylinder entirely
• Touchscreen keypad interface for PIN-based access
• Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) wireless connectivity for app-based control
• Satin nickel (619) finish for broad aesthetic compatibility
• Single-unit packaging, ready for direct installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation smart lock for standard residential entry doors. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or a qualified contractor familiar with electronic door hardware. Before beginning work, confirm door prep dimensions are compatible with the lock body and that the door edge and backset measurements are within the lock manufacturer specifications. Disconnect or isolate any existing access control wiring before removing an existing lock. Follow all applicable local building codes and the door hardware manufacturer guidelines when mounting and programming the unit.