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Yale Assure Lock Keypad (Standalone)

By the Plugged-In Home editors · Updated Sep 29, 2026

A keypad deadbolt that needs no app or Wi-Fi, and can go smart later.

Usually under $200
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Our take

The Assure Lock Keypad is the best keypad lock for people who don’t want an app: codes are managed at the lock with its master code, and Auto-Lock locks it behind you. If you later want phone control, Yale’s Wi-Fi kit adds it without replacing the lock.

What we like

  • No app, account or Wi-Fi needed
  • About 18 months on four AA batteries (maker)
  • Yale’s Wi-Fi kit adds phone control later

Watch out for

  • The Wi-Fi kit costs extra
  • Costs more than the Schlage BE365
  • Codes and key only: no fingerprint reader

Skip it if you want fingerprint unlocking or a camera. The eufy E330 has both.

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Specifications

Made by
Yale
Unlock
4–8 digit codes, key
Batteries
4x AA, about 18 months
Security grade
ANSI/BHMA Grade 2
Door thickness
1 3/4 to 2 1/4 in
Upgrade
Yale Access Wi-Fi Kit (sold separately)
Operating range
-22°F to 140°F
Yale Assure Lock Keypad (Standalone)
8.3/10Usually under $200

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