Yale Modules look like those old "Gameboy" cartridges but can connect your Yale Locks with almost any wireless protocol.
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But remember, if you want to buy the full Yale Assure Lock 2 with the Yale Module included, you can only buy Yale Assure 2 locks with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi modules until today. We have also found the Modules useful if you move into a new home with Yale Assure smart locks. In that case, the Yale Module makes it easy to change your wireless connection without replacing the entire lock. Suppose you are a homeowner wanting to integrate their smart lock with a home security system or other smart devices. (Note: Bluetooth is built-in to Yale Assure Lock 2 and does not require a module.) These "Gameboy-looking cartridges" are available on the Yale Home site, are easy to install, and can be interchangeable. Today, Yale customers can easily buy an individual Yale Module for Wi-Fi, Z-Wave Plus, Zigbee, and Apple HomeKit. All you have to do is make sure the Yale Module inside the Yale lock works with the wireless protocol you need for your home. If your smart home works on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave, or soon a Matter wireless connection, the Yale Assure Lock works. (See our full review here.)This new Yale smart lock is versatile because it can work on any wireless connection. How do we know this? Because we have tested many smart locks over the past 7 years and recently tested the Yale Assure Lock 2. One of the most versatile smart locks on the market today is the Yale Assure Lock 2.
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