Designed to suit the Australasian market, the Unity Entrance Lock achieves patented digital dead locking technology, locking both the internal and external handles of the lock. Meeting Australian lock standards AS4145.2:2008, SL8 and D8, giving assurance that the Unity Entrance Lock meets standard security needs.

Lock alert indications shows users the lock mode via a built in LED. The locks has three modes, Unlock (Green), Locked (Yellow) and Secure (Red).

Controllable by either the Yale Home App, key card or Yale Smart Keypad*, the Unity Entrance Lock provides users with a range of options to control the lock. The Yale Home App allows the user to lock and unlock the door, grant access to others and keep track of visitor access, all via their smartphone. Grant users one time access, access for a set period of time or a date range, avoiding any lost keys or having keys stolen or copied.

Using varying technologies including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS as well as the Yale Home App, the auto-unlock feature unlocks the door upon approach. The door position sensor checks the status of the door and tells the user if their door is securely closed and locked.

The Unity Entrance Lock can be upgraded with the Yale Connect Bridge*. The Yale Connect Bridge allows access to the lock remotely. Allowing the user to lock and unlock, change PIN codes and lock settings from anywhere. The Yale Connect Bridge allows ‘Works with’ ability, integrating into Google, Samsung or Alexa smart home hubs. With the Yale Smart Keypad* the door can be locked and unlocked via PIN codes.

*Yale Connect Bridge and Yale Smart Keypad sold separately.