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Yale Assure Lock 2 Keypad (Keyed)

Exact model YRD410

Also identified as: YRD410-BLE, YRD410-WF1, YRD410-ZW2, Assure Lock 2 pushbutton keypad keyed

Yale YRD410 is the keyed pushbutton-keypad Assure Lock 2 family with Bluetooth base operation, four-AA power, DoorSense, and suffix-dependent Wi-Fi or Z-Wave modules.

Exact base family
YRD410 Assure Lock 2 keyed pushbutton keypad
Key distinction
exterior physical key cylinder is present; YRD430 is the key-free keypad family
Base radio
Bluetooth for nearby Yale Access app control
Power
four AA alkaline batteries
Door state
DoorSense supports closed-state and Auto-Lock logic

Information checked August 27, 2026. Confirm critical specifications with the manufacturer.

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Use this Scanual guide to identify Yale Assure Lock 2 Keypad (Keyed), follow official setup and reset guidance, and match power, radio, mounting, hub, and regional accessories to model YRD410.

Yale YRD410 is the keyed pushbutton-keypad Assure Lock 2 family with Bluetooth base operation, four-AA power, DoorSense, and suffix-dependent Wi-Fi or Z-Wave modules.

Setup: Measure the door, install the keyed pushbutton hardware and DoorSense, insert four AA cells, complete self-handing while unlocked, add over Bluetooth, then configure only the radio module printed in the suffix.

Reset: Use Yale Access owner reset when available and follow the physical YRD410 factory procedure. Full reset removes users, codes, handing, app ownership, DoorSense, and installed-module pairing.

Troubleshooting: For bolt faults, test with the door open, align the strike, reseat cable, replace all batteries, and re-hand. Connectivity diagnosis must start with the full BLE, WF1, or Z-Wave suffix.

Compatibility and ecosystem boundary: YRD410 is keyed; the key-free pushbutton model is YRD430. The unsuffixed root does not establish Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, Matter, or Connect hardware, so modules and hubs must match the complete label.

Maintenance and accessory matching: Use four alkaline cells and YRD410-specific keyed keypad parts. Record the complete suffix before selecting a module, hub, replacement interior, or connectivity troubleshooting path.

Published checkpoints: Exact base family: YRD410 Assure Lock 2 keyed pushbutton keypad. Key distinction: exterior physical key cylinder is present; YRD430 is the key-free keypad family. Base radio: Bluetooth for nearby Yale Access app control. Power: four AA alkaline batteries. Door state: DoorSense supports closed-state and Auto-Lock logic. Module boundary: BLE, WF1, ZW2/ZW3, and newer module suffixes determine remote ecosystem. Wi-Fi option: Yale Wi-Fi module or Connect path depends on package suffix. Z-Wave option: compatible module requires a regional Z-Wave hub. Door prep: 1-3/8in to 2-1/4in thickness and supported bore/backset per exact manual. Setup: install, self-hand while unlocked, add in Yale Access, then configure the installed module. Reset: Yale Access owner flow plus physical reset clears codes and handing. Boundary: root YRD410 alone does not prove Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, or Matter hardware.

  • Module boundary: BLE, WF1, ZW2/ZW3, and newer module suffixes determine remote ecosystem
  • Wi-Fi option: Yale Wi-Fi module or Connect path depends on package suffix
  • Z-Wave option: compatible module requires a regional Z-Wave hub
  • Door prep: 1-3/8in to 2-1/4in thickness and supported bore/backset per exact manual
  • Setup: install, self-hand while unlocked, add in Yale Access, then configure the installed module
  • Reset: Yale Access owner flow plus physical reset clears codes and handing
  • Boundary: root YRD410 alone does not prove Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, or Matter hardware