--- product_id: 48240171 title: "Keyless Connected No Module Chrome - No Lockcase" brand: "yale" price: "€ 179.49" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Yale" url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/48240171-keyless-connected-no-module-chrome-no-lockcase store_origin: AT region: Austria --- # 9V battery backup Smartphone remote control Keyless PIN & fob access Keyless Connected No Module Chrome - No Lockcase **Brand:** yale **Price:** € 179.49 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔑 Unlock the future of home security—no keys, no hassle, all control. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Keyless Connected No Module Chrome - No Lockcase by yale - **How much does it cost?** € 179.49 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/48240171-keyless-connected-no-module-chrome-no-lockcase) ## Best For - yale enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted yale brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Smart Home Integration:** Upgrade with Yale Access Module for remote unlocking, voice control, and real-time access logs. - • **Seamless Keyless Freedom:** Ditch your keys forever with PIN, fob, card, or app access—ultimate convenience at your fingertips. - • **Flexible Temporary Access:** Create up to 20 unique PIN codes with time restrictions—perfect for guests, tradespeople, or Airbnb stays. - • **Robust Security Protocols:** Bank-level encryption, 80dB tamper alarm, and auto-lock after 3 failed attempts keep intruders out. - • **Effortless Installation & Power:** Fits most 60mm nightlatches, powered by 4 AA batteries with low-battery alerts plus 9V emergency override. ## Overview The YALE Keyless Connected Smart Lock in polished chrome offers versatile keyless entry via PIN, key fob, card, or smartphone app (with optional Yale Access Module). Designed for easy installation on standard 60mm nightlatches, it features bank-grade encryption, an 80dB tamper alarm, and supports up to 20 unique access codes with time limits. Powered by 4 AA batteries with a 9V backup override, it ensures uninterrupted security and convenience. Ideal for modern homes and smart ecosystems, it comes with a 2-year warranty. ## Description From the manufacturer Keyless Door Lock Key-less lifestyle The Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock gives you the freedom to secure your home without the need for a key. Simple as 1, 2, 3 Open your door via Pin code, key card, key tag, remote fob and even from your smartphone when connected to a smart home system. Compatible with Nightlatches The Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock is compatible with most 60mm back-set Night latches. Making it a quick and easy instalation. Restrict specific access codes to a certain time of day. 9V Battery Backup In the event of the AA batteries failing there is a further fail safe, thanks to a 9V battery connection override. What's more, when connected to a smart home system, Yale’s Keyless Connected allows you to unlock your door from anywhere in the world. Security as standard. Feeling safe and secure is a must for any homeowner. The Keyless Connected Smart Lock has a tamper alarm and incorrect PIN code feature. There’s also no need to worry if the electricity goes down as the Keyless Connected Smart Lock is powered by 4x AA batteries. It will even warn you when the batteries are running low. Tamper Alarm 9v Battery Backup Time Controlled Access Codes Battery Powered Expand your system Sync Module The Sync module creates a link between your Smart Lock and your Yale Sync Smart Home Alarm. Yale Access Module and Yale Connect WiFi Bridge The Yale Access Module + Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge allows both existing and new Yale Smart lock owners to increase the functionality of their Yale Smart Lock. Review: Good First Impression but See Update - This review is after the first 24 hours so the opinion may change - but I doubt it. This was purchased not so much to allow us to open the door but to release the door for visitors as we live in a town house with three flights of stairs to negotiate to tell salesmen to 'go away'. First Impressions The lock was purchased together with a Smartthings adapter. The lock seems a solid piece of kit, as I would expect from Yale. The adapter is a tiny lump of plastic that plugs into the lock battery box. Installation Installing the lock was pretty straightforward. The only problem is it needs an existing or new lock with 60 mm between the edge of the door and the key. I did not realise that there were different locks and found ours was 40 mm. That would have worked still but the wide Yale unit would have interfered with the door frame. The easiest answer was to buy a 60mm lock and install it near the existing lock, which now adds security when we are away from home. Installation was a simple matter of the usual carpentry jobs of drilling holes and chiselling that are required for any lock. If it is replacing an existing Yale type key cylinder on a 60mm lock it is just one extra 20mm hole in the door. Once installed, without the Smartthings adapter, it is just a case of following the clear instructions of setting unlock codes.. In Use To release the lock one can either place one of the supplied cards and tags on the lock or enter a personal code and it releases. To be honest it is just as easy to use a key so there is little advantage other than being able to give others a code so they can get access without having to hand out keys. It is possible to set codes that die after 24 hours or delete a code which is no longer required so this could be good when tradesmen need access. 20 codes are possible. The lock becomes a different animal once the Smartthings option is added. Smartthings This needs a small dongle to be plugged in to the battery box and the lock 'twinned' with Smartthings. Having read critical reviews on this option I was a little concerned but did not need to be. Having entered the code shown on the instructions into the lock I asked my SmartThings app to look for items. It took about 0.5 seconds for Smartthings to connect to the lock. I did this with the lock on my desk before installing and was a little concerned that the front door is a long way from my router in a steel framed house that is not good at sending wi-fi around. Our Ring doorbell needed a wi-fi extension near the door to work reliably but I need not have worried as the Yale works perfectly when twinned to the main router in our living room. Once twinned the lock can be opened by a one button press on a Smartthings app and it's also possible to set up actions so that when the lock is opened any SmartThings lights, etc. are turned on.. The lock is now really useful. I can release it if required from anywhere in the world I have internet access, let people in without needing to go down three flights of stairs and release the front door as I get out of my car in pouring rain. Love it. I can also check, if required, which user opened the door at which time by looking at Smartthings log. desertcart Alexa. Once the lock is twinned with SMARTTHINGS It can also be twinned with Alexa but before reporting why this is useless a note on using the lock. When the lock is unlocked it is possible to set a time delay before it automatically relocks - which makes sense. The auto relock function can be cancelled so then a separate signal is needed to relock. Not sure why you would want to do this though. Having spent some time linking the lock to Alexa I found that any command to unlock is blocked and only relock commands are possible. Thinking about it this makes sense. If it was possible to say "Alexa unlock front door" it would be possible for any thief to shout through the letterbox !! Conclusion So far I am impressed. The kit was easy to install with little or no reference to instructions and it seems to work well. Using a code to enter is, I think, the last resort if you close the door and don't have a card or mobile phone to unlock with as it’s no quicker than using a key. With the Smartthings option (at extra cost) it fits in well to a modern connected household. If, like me, it's a long trek down stairs to the front door to let visitors in it is a useful energy saving option as well. One small snag. If I have a visitor who rings the Ring doorbell my phone opens the Ring app. I tell the visitor to come in but in order for him/her to do so I need to close the Ring app, open the Smarthings app and press the door release. By the time I have done all that the visitor has pushed the door and found it would not open as I am still changing apps. Not insurmountable but it would be great if I could release the door from within the Ring app. Makes sense and I now see this is possible with many remote operation locks but not Yale. come on Yale. Get together with Ring and get your locks integrated as well. UPDATE After a month of faultless use with code and SmartThings it has failed. In normal use the handle spins freely when the door is locked and after inputting code etc a sound is heard which must be some sort of internal bolt which connects the lock to the handle. Electronically it still works and the bolt can be heard to move. The snag is it no longer connects with the handle properly so although it unlocks the door when turned one way it now spins free the other way. The good news is having phoned desertcart on Saturday evening a new kit was delivered by Sunday lunchtime and is now fitted and working. I love the system so hope I just had a faulty product. Review: Great lock, been using it for a year and all good! - I have been using this for a year now. I never review anything until it reveals all its secrets! Lets go in stages: I installed it myself. I am handy, but it was clear and easy. The instructions are clear, and the parts fit well. So far so good. You will need to be careful to cut the lever to the correct length, which requires cutting metal and some filing, but nothing difficult if your patient. I put the batteries that came with it in the interior battery box here I would like a more robust cover, its okay, but not impressive plastic quality. It is not accessible to any would-be thieves, so this is not a security issue, but a potentially longevity issue as I can imagine it getting hit by something as its mounted on the door itself. Having said that, it has not broken during the past year. Next step was programming it and getting the codes and the key fobs to work. That again was all smooth, no issues. I ordered extra fobs and programmed those as well. All good. The batteries have been working for a year now, no issues. I love that it has a 9 volt backup contact on the exterior in case you are gone and the interior batteries fail. The lock itself keeps opening, no issues. All key fobs are working and happy to report nothing has failed. This has saved our backs more twice when a house guest was locked out and another time my son lost his keys - the manual code entry means you never get locked out again. The lock itself is very well made and I am impressed by the quality. I was a slight skeptic when buying it, but have to say, I cant really believe we were using a key with all its compromises and the fact that anyone can copy it. This has so many advantages and has made our AirBnb guest access so much better. I can highly recommend it! ## Features - KEYLESS ENTRY: Forget about losing your keys once and for all. This Smart Lock gives you the freedom to secure your home without the need for a key. - EASY ACCESS: Access your home using a PIN code, key card, key tag, remote fob or Smartphone app (when using the Yale Access Module and Yale Home app). - EASY TO USE: The keypad is illuminated so you can see the digits clearly and features a thumbturn for accessibility. - TEMPORARY ACCESS: Set 24hr pin codes or set up to 20 unique PIN codes for visitors. - SECURITY AS STANDARD: Features an 80dB internal tamper alarm with bank level encryption, as well as incorrect pin code feature for greater security (the lock will disable access for 1 minute after 3 incorrect attempts). - EASY FIT: This lock is compatible with most timber doors with 60mm back-set nightlatches, allowing for quick and easy installation. (Nightlatch not included). - BATTERY OPERATED 4x AA batteries are included and an alert is given when the batteries are running low. In the event of AA batteries failing, there is a 9V battery connection override backup. - UPGRADE TO SMARTER: Insert a Yale Access Module (sold separately), into your Smart Lock to gain access to the Yale Home app, enabling remote control, voice assistant integration and link to other Yale security products. - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 2 year manufacturers warranty. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01DE4DFM8 | | Best Sellers Rank | 4,819 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 27 in Lock Cylinders | | Brand | Yale | | Colour | Silver | | Connectivity Protocol | Z-Wave | | Control Method | App, Remote | | Controller Type | Hand operation, app | | Country of Origin | China | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,075) | | Finish | Polished | | Global Trade Identification Number | 05011802243224 | | Included Components | 4 AA Batteries, Touch Keyboard Protector | | Item Dimensions | 8 x 6.5 x 15 centimetres | | Item Weight | 1.74 Pounds | | Lock Type | Keypad | | Manufacturer | Yale | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | Two year warranty from date of purchase. | | Material | Chrome | | Model Number | YD-01-CON-NOMOD-CH | | Recommended Uses For Product | Home Doors | | Shape | Rectangular | | Special Features | Alarm, Fob Unlock, Touchscreen | | Style | No Module | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Yale - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 8 x 6.5 x 15 centimetres - **Lock type:** Keypad - **Material:** Chrome - **Special feature:** Alarm, Fob Unlock, Touchscreen ## Images ![Keyless Connected No Module Chrome - No Lockcase - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qhQZAOK5L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Pattern, Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: I run a bnb business. Is this door locking system able to allow a change of codes repeatedly?** A: Hello. Codes Use the Master Code to add, change, remove codes anytime you like. There's 1-Day Code that auto delete after 24-hrs, plus 20 User Memory Storage Slots. Note down each slot/name somewhere, its easy to forget. Save new code to any memory slot, it overwrites existing code. Also there's another 20 Storage Slots for Tags/Cards. Very easy to add/edit codes, view code saved. I think its super practical, with KeyFree on new front porch door & KeyLess on original front door, with remote and both doors open at same time. Hope this helps. **Q: Hello i would to know if any one is using this lock for airbnb and if its working well ?** A: Yes I have been using it for AirBNB. The problem is that after a few weeks this lock stops working. (The latch stays in the hole) and the door knob fails to turn the latch. I have bought 2 now and had to pay a fortune to lock smiths to help me get in and out when these break. **Q: Does it work with Samsung SmartThings** A: I have a Smartthings button on the coffee table which I use to open the front door saving me walking down stairs. I can also unlock it from anywhere with my iPhone. **Q: If using the key-tags can the lock be opened one handed? i.e. hold tag to reader then use same hand to turn the handle?** A: Yes it can be opened one handed. Either using the key tags, the key card or entering the code could also be done with just one arm. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good First Impression but See Update *by O***Y on 3 February 2019* This review is after the first 24 hours so the opinion may change - but I doubt it. This was purchased not so much to allow us to open the door but to release the door for visitors as we live in a town house with three flights of stairs to negotiate to tell salesmen to 'go away'. First Impressions The lock was purchased together with a Smartthings adapter. The lock seems a solid piece of kit, as I would expect from Yale. The adapter is a tiny lump of plastic that plugs into the lock battery box. Installation Installing the lock was pretty straightforward. The only problem is it needs an existing or new lock with 60 mm between the edge of the door and the key. I did not realise that there were different locks and found ours was 40 mm. That would have worked still but the wide Yale unit would have interfered with the door frame. The easiest answer was to buy a 60mm lock and install it near the existing lock, which now adds security when we are away from home. Installation was a simple matter of the usual carpentry jobs of drilling holes and chiselling that are required for any lock. If it is replacing an existing Yale type key cylinder on a 60mm lock it is just one extra 20mm hole in the door. Once installed, without the Smartthings adapter, it is just a case of following the clear instructions of setting unlock codes.. In Use To release the lock one can either place one of the supplied cards and tags on the lock or enter a personal code and it releases. To be honest it is just as easy to use a key so there is little advantage other than being able to give others a code so they can get access without having to hand out keys. It is possible to set codes that die after 24 hours or delete a code which is no longer required so this could be good when tradesmen need access. 20 codes are possible. The lock becomes a different animal once the Smartthings option is added. Smartthings This needs a small dongle to be plugged in to the battery box and the lock 'twinned' with Smartthings. Having read critical reviews on this option I was a little concerned but did not need to be. Having entered the code shown on the instructions into the lock I asked my SmartThings app to look for items. It took about 0.5 seconds for Smartthings to connect to the lock. I did this with the lock on my desk before installing and was a little concerned that the front door is a long way from my router in a steel framed house that is not good at sending wi-fi around. Our Ring doorbell needed a wi-fi extension near the door to work reliably but I need not have worried as the Yale works perfectly when twinned to the main router in our living room. Once twinned the lock can be opened by a one button press on a Smartthings app and it's also possible to set up actions so that when the lock is opened any SmartThings lights, etc. are turned on.. The lock is now really useful. I can release it if required from anywhere in the world I have internet access, let people in without needing to go down three flights of stairs and release the front door as I get out of my car in pouring rain. Love it. I can also check, if required, which user opened the door at which time by looking at Smartthings log. Amazon Alexa. Once the lock is twinned with SMARTTHINGS It can also be twinned with Alexa but before reporting why this is useless a note on using the lock. When the lock is unlocked it is possible to set a time delay before it automatically relocks - which makes sense. The auto relock function can be cancelled so then a separate signal is needed to relock. Not sure why you would want to do this though. Having spent some time linking the lock to Alexa I found that any command to unlock is blocked and only relock commands are possible. Thinking about it this makes sense. If it was possible to say "Alexa unlock front door" it would be possible for any thief to shout through the letterbox !! Conclusion So far I am impressed. The kit was easy to install with little or no reference to instructions and it seems to work well. Using a code to enter is, I think, the last resort if you close the door and don't have a card or mobile phone to unlock with as it’s no quicker than using a key. With the Smartthings option (at extra cost) it fits in well to a modern connected household. If, like me, it's a long trek down stairs to the front door to let visitors in it is a useful energy saving option as well. One small snag. If I have a visitor who rings the Ring doorbell my phone opens the Ring app. I tell the visitor to come in but in order for him/her to do so I need to close the Ring app, open the Smarthings app and press the door release. By the time I have done all that the visitor has pushed the door and found it would not open as I am still changing apps. Not insurmountable but it would be great if I could release the door from within the Ring app. Makes sense and I now see this is possible with many remote operation locks but not Yale. come on Yale. Get together with Ring and get your locks integrated as well. UPDATE After a month of faultless use with code and SmartThings it has failed. In normal use the handle spins freely when the door is locked and after inputting code etc a sound is heard which must be some sort of internal bolt which connects the lock to the handle. Electronically it still works and the bolt can be heard to move. The snag is it no longer connects with the handle properly so although it unlocks the door when turned one way it now spins free the other way. The good news is having phoned Amazon on Saturday evening a new kit was delivered by Sunday lunchtime and is now fitted and working. I love the system so hope I just had a faulty product. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great lock, been using it for a year and all good! *by M***E on 29 August 2025* I have been using this for a year now. I never review anything until it reveals all its secrets! Lets go in stages: I installed it myself. I am handy, but it was clear and easy. The instructions are clear, and the parts fit well. So far so good. You will need to be careful to cut the lever to the correct length, which requires cutting metal and some filing, but nothing difficult if your patient. I put the batteries that came with it in the interior battery box here I would like a more robust cover, its okay, but not impressive plastic quality. It is not accessible to any would-be thieves, so this is not a security issue, but a potentially longevity issue as I can imagine it getting hit by something as its mounted on the door itself. Having said that, it has not broken during the past year. Next step was programming it and getting the codes and the key fobs to work. That again was all smooth, no issues. I ordered extra fobs and programmed those as well. All good. The batteries have been working for a year now, no issues. I love that it has a 9 volt backup contact on the exterior in case you are gone and the interior batteries fail. The lock itself keeps opening, no issues. All key fobs are working and happy to report nothing has failed. This has saved our backs more twice when a house guest was locked out and another time my son lost his keys - the manual code entry means you never get locked out again. The lock itself is very well made and I am impressed by the quality. I was a slight skeptic when buying it, but have to say, I cant really believe we were using a key with all its compromises and the fact that anyone can copy it. This has so many advantages and has made our AirBnb guest access so much better. I can highly recommend it! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fiddly to setup *by A***N on 19 February 2022* This is a good quality, fully featured lock that I'm happy with now I've got it sorted. The installation was troublesome to say the least. If you don't drill the holes exactly right the cable and pin for the top part of the lock doesn't line up quite right. (Not the barrel hole, but the one above it where the keypad is.) Also notice the grey box on the inside of the door. The product description doesn't make it clear that this is part of the lock solution, and needs to be installed on the inside - so if you have a security chain above your latch on the inside of the door then you may have more DIY than you bargained for. Once installed it was easy to setup if you follow the instructions and I was able to set user codes and register tags and fobs without any issues. A slight wrinkle for me is that I bought the Yale Bridge and access module, and when I installed it that wiped all the user settings (everything except my custom admin PIN). It meant people couldn't get in. Once I realised what was going on I rehregistered the tags and fobs and things went back to normal. If you are using the Yale Bridge a slightly quirky change is that you can no longer egister user PINs via the keypad - you have to do it in the Yale Access app. Having the Yale Bridge is great as you get notifications when the door has been unlocked when you are away from home and can even remotely register a user PIN or open it for a visitor if necessary from wherever you happen to be. Overall I'm very pleased with the product. ## Frequently Bought Together - YALE Keyless Connected Smart Lock - CHROME PLATED - Yale P-YD-01-CON-RFIDT-BL Smart Door Lock Key Tags, Black, 2 Count (Pack of 1), One Size - Yale P-Y3-CH-CH-60 - Contemporary Nightlatch - 60mm - Polished Chrome Finish - Standard Security --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.at/products/48240171-keyless-connected-no-module-chrome-no-lockcase](https://www.desertcart.at/products/48240171-keyless-connected-no-module-chrome-no-lockcase) --- *Product available on Desertcart Austria* *Store origin: AT* *Last updated: 2026-04-22*