Yale Satin Nickel Code Keypad Deadbolt – Keyless Front Door Lock YED210-NR-619

Keyless convenience for modern homes

Meet Yale Code, the non-connected keypad deadbolt that brings key-free entry to your door at an approachable price. It is a smart choice for anyone new to home security or seeking an affordable upgrade. The DIY installation keeps things simple and fast, and there is no app setup required at any stage.

Why users choose Yale Code

The backlit keypad makes reading numbers effortless day or night. You can create and store up to 20 entry codes directly in the lock, so trusted friends, family, housemates, and caretakers can enter securely without a physical key.

• DIY friendly installation that often takes minutes
• Key-free entry via personalized codes
• Backlit digits for clear entry in any light
• Backup key option for manual access
• Auto Lock and adjustable sound settings directly on the lock
• Sleek low-profile satin nickel finish that complements many doors

Everyday practicality and aesthetics

Designed to blend with a range of decors, Yale Code adds security with a clean, modern look. It delivers predictable, reliable entry without the complexity of connected devices. While not part of a networked system, its built-in features cover daily needs and quick access scenarios.

• Grant access for guests, cleaners, or caregivers as routines change
• Revoke codes remotely by deleting them from the lock
• Readable keypad even in darker hallways
• Backup key keeps a familiar option available

Simple to install and easy to use

Expect a straightforward setup that you can complete in minutes. No cloud accounts, no device pairing, and no ongoing costs. All code management and entry options live on the lock itself, offering straightforward control from day one.

Practical scenarios

Picture a weekend guest with a time-limited code, a pet-sitter with a scheduled window, or a new housemate settling in. Codes can be added, updated, or removed as plans change, keeping access flexible yet controlled.

• Rentals and short-term stays
• Caregivers and service people
• Household members and guests
• Non-networked but improved security for busy homes