This would work perfectly on a gate if the battery compartment is protected as that part is not weatherproof.

You can open the door remotely via the APP, however you would need a hub. If you own the Yale SR-Smart Alarm you would need the Yale Smart Lock Connected Module. If you own a third party hub such as the Samsung SmartThings the Yale Smart Lock Z-Wave Module (2nd Generation) would be the best option.

The Yale Keyless lock series are not suitable to fit on to a PVC door, because they usually incorporate a multipoint locking system. The Yale Conexis L1 Smart Lock would be a more suitable option.

Unfortunately this lock in not fire rated.

Due to security the pin code can only be changed from the main control panel.

The Yale PBS2 - Auto Deadlocking Nightlatch (40mm) will lose its BS3621 rating if it is used with the Yale Keyless locks. One stipulation for Insurance Approved Nightlatches is that it must have a 6 pin cylinder key lock.

Multiple locks can be paired with the same Key Fob.

You would need a night latch to work along side the Yale Keyless Digital Lock. I can recommend the Yale Keyless Connected Lock Kit + Y3 Night Latch (Polished Chrome) which includes a snib button.

The keytags need to be touched on or swiped over the keypad of this lock to register. The push button keyfobs have a 10 meter range.

In the unlikely event of complete failure to the the electronics, there is no mechanical override so you would need to find another way into the building. For complete piece of mind, you may prefer to look at Digital Door Locks that have a Key Override.

Replacement key cards and key fobs can be ordered from us at anytime and are very easy to program.

Yes, it is possible to use one fob with two different locks.

Unfortunately the nest operating system is not yet compatible with the Yale Keyless range. However as long as you have a third party automation system you can download the Yale app.

No, unfortunately the Yale Keyless series is only designed to be compatible with a standard nightlatch.

The Keyless Digital Lock supports 20 PIN codes but does not have an audit trail facility.The Keyless with Z-Wave Module - Chrome () does have the facility of an audit trail when connected to a Z-Wave Smart Home System.

An alternative is the Codelocks CL5010 - Key Override which has up to 90 user codes and can be upgraded to include an audit facility if needed.

Once the door has been shut the lock would engage automatically.

Like most night latches, this lock does not confirm to British Standards and will only receive insurance approval when used in conjunction with one of these British Standard Deadlocks.

The Yale Keyless series is the only range available to directly replace your rim cylinder and used with an existing nightlatch. Unfortunately, an extra hole will need to be drilled in order to correctly fix and to connect the internal battery pack.

Yes, the Yale Keyless can be used with most Nightlatches, meaning you can use your existing lock regardless of brand.

The Yale Keyless is designed to replace the key locking cylinder and will retro-fit with most 60mm Nightlatches. The deadlock function will not be operable with the Yale Keyless if an extra turn of the key is normally required with your existing Nightlatch.

The Yale Keyless would be perfect although you would need to fit a nightlatch on the inside of the door to work or alternatively you could purchase the Keyless Digital Lock Chrome - (including Y3 Nightlatch) (Polished Chrome).

The Yale Keyless locks are constructed from steel with a glass and touch screen keypad.

The Yale Keyless Digital Door Lock Series have the one of largest keypads, are easy to use and are very visible, even at night.

The Yale Keyless digital door locks unfortunately, offer no fire protection. You may be interested to look at the digital door locks by Codelocks which, when purchased with the optional intumescent fire kit, makes the lock suitable for 30 and 60 minutes fire doors.

The Yale Keyless locks cannot be installed to a gate where the back of the lock is outside as the battery compartment is not waterproof.

You may need to look at Mechanical Digital Door Locks that are designed for external doors.

Yes, the product that you are referring to is called the Yale Keyfree Chrome.

Unfortunately the Yale Keyless locks are only suitable for a night latch with a 60mm back set.

When the power is running low, a warning light will come on reminding you to change the batteries. If the batteries run out, there are two battery contact points at the bottom that fit a standard 9v battery, allowing you to power the lock temporarily to enter your pin. This lock cannot be connected to the mains power supply.

The Yale Keyless locks are ideally fitted to wooden doors and must have a nightlatch fitted to the inside of the door in order to work. Most caravans have UPVC doors with a multipoint locking system. The only digital lock suitable for this application is the Yale Keyfree.

This lock can always be opened from the inside regardless of battery life. The lock is operated by a nightlatch on the inside of the door which does not require batteries. On the outside of the lock there are two battery contacts for use with a 9v battery. These provide emergency power in the event the batteries do run flat and allow you to operate the lock.

It is recommend that you change your batteries every 12 months but you should be able to unlock your door up to 10,000 times on one set of 4 x AA batteries.

The Yale Keyless locks must be fitted with a nightlatch. This model doesn't come with one as standard and will need to be purchased separately. The Yale Y3 - Standard Night Latch is one that we recommend.

This is designed for use with a nightlatch and would likely not be compatible with a push bar lock.

You can have a maximum of 20 pin codes registered, You can also have a maximum of 20 RFID tags along with these 20 codes.

Providing it can be fitted flush to the door and connect to a nightlatch on the inside of the door this should be possible.

The Z-wave module allows the lock to be connected to a 3rd party Z-wave system/hub. It is not used to link locks to each other.

This would be unsuitable for external use due to its internal battery compartment which is not weather resistant.

The night latch could be opened on the inside by twisting the handle. The 'Auto Lock' feature is to prevent people following in from the outside.

Fitting the Yale Smart Lock Z-Wave Module (2nd Generation) to this lock using this in conjunction with the Z-Wave app and an existing home automation system would allow the remote access to create and remove PIN codes.

The nightlatch would retain the BS3621 rating when used with any of the Yale Keyless locks but the Keyless doesn’t become BS3621 rated.

The Yale Keyless series can switch between three volume settings; standard, quiet and silent.

This lock can be used on internal doors providing there is a nightlatch it can work in conjunction with.

Unfortunately this lock is not SBD Compliant.

I can recommend the Yale 99Z - Standard Night Latch (60mm) however this must be ordered with the reverse strike plate which can be found in our accessories section.

This lock is not linked or connected to the internet. You can access via entering the code on the touch screen keypad or by using the swipe card or key fob.

Unfortunately the Yale Keyless locks are not currently compatible with the Hive home automation system.

The Yale Keyless Digital Door Locks are designed to be fitted to a wooden door, used with a Nightlatch and replaces the rim cylinder of the Nightlatch. They are not compatible for use with Espagnolette locking doors.

The Yale Keyless Series can work with up to twenty RFID cards or key fobs.