Yale YRD256-NR-BSPAssure Lock SL Touchscreen No Radio Key Free DB, Black Suede
- Backed by Yale, the world's favorite lock brand since 1840 with a lifetime limited warranty on finish and mechanical hardware
- Matches your existing hardware's finish and pairs with contemporary or traditional knobs, levers and handlesets
- Features a BHMA Grade 2 certified deadbolt that's fully motorized and super quiet
- Don't worry about marking your door, the lock has a rubber gasket to protect your door's finish
- Unlock your door without keys by entering your code on the lock's backlit touchscreen keypad

The YRD256-NR-BSP from Yale is an Assure Lock SL Touchscreen No Radio Key Free DB, Black Suede. Introducing the slimmest electronic lock for your home; the Assure Lock SL. This sleek and modern touchscreen deadbolt allows homeowners to enjoy the convenience of 100% key free unlocking while enhancing curb appeal. Unlock your home without the hassle of keys by entering your 4-8 digit entry code on the keypad. Lock the door behind you by simply tapping the keypad. The lock is simple to install and even easier to use. Upgrade your Assure Lock SL with a Yale Smart Module to add it to your smart home or security system. The Assure Lock SL can be upgraded with a Yale Network Module to integrate into most home automation and security systems so that you can control and monitor the lock from anywhere. Popular integration systems for Yale include; SmartThings, Wink, Alarm.com, Iris, Vera and more. Modules are sold separately on ShopYaleHome.com and can also be purchased with the lock.
Yale YRD256-NR-BSP Assure Lock Features
- Touchscreen Keypad: Unlock your door without keys by entering your code on the lock's backlit touchscreen keypad; Lock the door behind you with a tap or by enabling Auto Relock.
- Auto Relock: Enable Auto Relock to ensure your door always locks behind you - Disable it at any time from the lock menu.
- Easy Installation: Replaces your existing deadbolt in minutes on standard doors, 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" thick with just a screwdriver. The free BILT app walks you through installing your lock.
- Key Free Design: The lock is 100% key free meaning it's tamper proof and there's no keys to lose or copy.
- Backup Power: Don’t worry about getting locked out due to dead batteries - the lock has a back-up charger so you can give the lock power with a 9V battery to enter your code.
- Customizable Entry Codes: Never hide a key again, create unique entry codes for the people you trust. Delete codes anytime you need to.
- Lifetime Warranty: Backed by Yale, the world's favorite lock brand since 1840 with a lifetime limited warranty on finish and mechanical hardware.
- Finish Compatibility: Matches your existing hardware's finish and pairs with contemporary or traditional knobs, levers and handlesets.
- Grade 2 Certification: Features a BHMA Grade 2 certified deadbolt that's fully motorized and super quiet.
- Door Protection: Don't worry about marking your door, the lock has a rubber gasket to protect your door's finish.
Detailed Specifications for Yale YRD256-NR-BSP
| Product Type | Electronic Deadbolt |
| Finish | Black Suede |
| Keypad | Backlit Touchscreen |
| Power Backup | 9V Battery Port |
| Installation | DIY Installation with BILT App |
| Code Capacity | Up to 30 User Codes |
| Warranty | Lifetime Limited Warranty |
| Compatibility | Smart home integration available (modules sold separately) |
| Grade | BHMA Grade 2 Certified |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
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- Lock Instructions & Registration Lacking 0 people found this helpfulI bought lock YRD256-NR which has no Smart Module so that anyone stealing the phone can't walk up an access my house. It seems like a well built lock. When I scan the QR code in the instructions to register the lock it has me download the BILT app and register, but asks for a Serial Number. Nowhere in the packaging lists a SN. I called the 24/7 help line and they said there is no SN for a lock alone and I can't register a lock without the Smart Module even though the app has a "No Module" option for registration. It makes no sense. Next in the middle of the night an alarm in the lock goes off for no apparent reason. Nothing in the paperwork mentions an alarm, how to set it or anything. Entering the entry code turned it off, but if it keeps going off for no reason we'll have to return it.
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