This can be locked using the handle in the same 'lift to lock' method that is usually used. In the event of battery power failure there is a connection point for a 9V battery to allow access.

This could be used in conjunction with a Smart door bell. Having identified a visitor you can open the lock remotely using the Yale App providing you have data or a Wifi connection.

The Yale Conexis L1 Smart Lock is compatible with Amazon Alexa.

There is a 9v battery port on the external side of the lock which can temporarily power the lock to allow access in the normal way. There is a low battery warning to let you know when the battery power is running low.

This unit will automatically lock on the latch once the door has been closed and the handle lifted. It cannot be locked remotely.

It is possible to send mobile keys to other people and you have the facility, via the app, to schedule access permissions. You can allow others access permanently or for specific times.

Yes this lock can be opened via Key tags, Key Cards,Phone Tags and also a Remote Key Fob of course you also have the popular option for remote access using your smart phone.

On most doors there is an option for split spindle and straight through hole, the Conexis will not fit through the split spindle section but will work through the straight through hole.

On average the batteries should last approximately one year. How long the battery lasts will obviously be dependent on the brand of batteries used and how often the lock is used.

The Yale Conexis L1 Smart Lock is currently not compatible with Nest.

This lock does have a reversible handle to allow left or right hand use.

The Conexis L1 Smart Lock is not currently supported by Apple Homekit but may do in the near future.

If you are within an 8m radius of the lock you can remotely unlock through the app. 5 virtual key credits are included with the app. Additional key credits can be purchased through the app.

No the Yale Alarm system will not disable the Yale Conexis L1 Lock but you can control both separately via the Yale App.

This lock is only suitable for Mulitpoint "lift to lock" mechanisms, so if you have this in place then this would be suitable.

It is possible to set user schedules with the Yale mobile keys to allow access at designated times. You are provided with 5 mobile keys initially. Registered phone tags, key tags or key cards however can gain entry at any point.

The lock has one ‘Key Owner’ that controls the administration functions via the app. The Key Owner has authorisation to add or delete registered card and tags.

The Z-Wave module is compatible with this lock and can be selected from the list of accessories at the point of order.

Yes if you have a 'lift to lock' multipoint locking system door this lock will be compatible and can be fitted.

There was an issue with the iOS version of the app finding the lock during registration, but this has been fixed with an update.

There is no override facility, but this is testament to Yale's confidence in the product. The Conexis has been in planning for well over 12 months and much of the technology regards the tags and cards is already working with existing Yale Keyless locks. The Conexis incorporates the unlocking features of the Keyless, but with a Multipoint "lift to lock" handle and has has been rigorously tested by Yale.

Should you try the lock and not feel comfortable with it you are welcome to return it.

The Conexis is smaller in size compared to the Keyfree so the 'footprint' of the lock would likely not cover any existing holes.

The lock will require the 90 degree 'Twist and Go' movement to unlock the system.

This system fits 95% of UPVC or Composite doors that have a multipoint locking system with a lift to lock handle. Check out the compatibility guide on the product page to see if this lock will fit your door.

The app does not need to be open for the Twsit & Go feature on this lock.

You cannot accidentally unlock the Conexis L1 Smart Lock. The operation to open the lock requires a specific twist and turn method where you hold your phone in front of the lock reader and twist your phone 90 degrees.

This lock is compatible with doors that have a multipoint locking system with 'lift to lock' handle. Providing your door has this system incorporated you should be able to fit this lock.

The Yale Conexis Smart Lock is currently only available in Polished Chrome.

The Z-Wave Module is compatible with this lock, once added this can be linked to an existing Z-Wave system and related products.

This lock does require a multipoint locking system with the 'lift to lock' mechanism in order for it to be compatible with the door.

The inside handle contains a child safety thumbturn which can not be easily opened by a toddler.

The Conexis Smart Lock is powered by batteries and requires 4 standard AA alkaline batteries, which are included.

Any registered key card or tag can be deleted from the smartphone app. If you lose one of the tags, simply delete it from the list.

The lock automatically locks within a second of the door closing to prevent follow in of opportunist thieves, it also operates a multi-point locking system which are one of the most secure door locks available.

The locks and alarms can be linked on the same smartphone app but will always run as separate systems. Geofencing would not be possible with either of these products.

This lock is not compatible with Google. It can only be connected to a 3rd party Z-Wave system by use of the Z-Wave module.

The lock can always be opened internally via the child friendly thumb turn.

Additional key cards and tags can be purchased separately at any time and registered to the lock.

This lock can be accessed anywhere in the world when used with the Yale Smart Lock Z-Wave Module and linked to a 3rd party Z wave device, i.e Samsung Smart Things.

The thumbturn element can not be unlocked just by turning. There is a safety feature incorporated where the cylinder also needs to be pressed in whilst turning to help prevent un-authorised unlocking.

This lock can be opened via key tags, key cards, phone tags, remote key fobs or remotes access using your smart phone. Unfortunately there is no backup key if none of the above can be used.

The Conexis lock must be fitted to a multipoint locking system. In order to lock the door with a Conexis lock fitted, simply lift the handle to engage the locking bolts.

The mobile keys open the lock via the Yale Conexis app and can be shared with friends and family. With the app downloaded and the phone registered, twist your phone 90 degrees over the lock reader to open the lock.

The Conexis Smart Lock can support up to 50 registered cards, key tags or phone tags. The lock is supplied with 5 mobile keys, allowing you to open the lock via the Bluetooth app. Mobile keys can be shared with an unlimited number of users and additional mobile keys can be purchased separately via the app.

The Yale Conexis L1 Smart Lock is only available in a standard chrome finish.

There was a problem with the Apple iOS app in the first week of launch that prevented some users from finding the lock via Bluetooth. Yale have since released an update to the app that has fixed this issue.