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The Yale Code is a battery-powered keypad deadbolt with no app, Wi-Fi or hub. You program up to 20 entry codes on the lock itself, and a backlit keypad keeps entry easy at night. It installs with a screwdriver on standard doors and includes a backup key. It is a simpler, cheaper-feeling alternative to Yale's Assure and August smart locks: same keyless convenience, none of the app control or remote access. Reviewers rate it well for easy setup and reliable daily use, while noting the plastic interior parts and Grade 3 rating put it below premium deadbolts on security.
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Lowest price we've seen: $59.99 on Nov 11 at PayMore Spring. Tracked across 16 stores since Nov 11.
Owners rate the Yale Code highly for straightforward keyless entry: quick installation, easy code setup and a keypad that holds up. Criticism centers on its limited feature set and plastic internals rather than reliability.
The Yale Code is a keypad deadbolt that locks and unlocks with a code instead of a key. It works without an app, Wi-Fi or a hub.
The keypad is backlit for use in any lighting, and the numbers won't fade or scratch off. A backup key is included for traditional entry.
Installation is a DIY job that needs only a screwdriver, and no professional help is required.
