The KeySense feature on the Linus^® Smart Lock L2 Lite is activated by a physical button located at the center of the device. Pressing this button allows you to control the lock without using the app.

This setting refers to the short press feature of the KeySense button, to immediately lock or unlock the Linus^® Smart Lock L2 Lite.

The KeySense feature on the Linus^® Smart Lock L2 Lite is activated by a physical button located at the center of the device. Pressing this button allows you to control the lock without using the app.

This setting refers to the long press feature of the KeySense button, to lock the Linus^® Smart Lock L2 Lite, after a preset delay period.

"Unlock at a Time" requires the lock to be connected to the internet via a Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge. 

"Unlock at a Time" is an advanced scheduling option within the Auto-Lock feature of the Yale Home app. It allows you to set specific days and times to automatically unlock your door.

Note - Unlocking is considered moving the dead bolt from a locked position to an unlocked position. This feature will not pull the latch.

The Yale Linus^® Smart Lock L2 Lite will clearly show via the app if the door is locked, or unlocked. It is important to note however, that this product does not have the ability to show if the door is physically closed, or ajar.

When your lock’s battery level drops to 20%, you’ll receive a low-battery notification on your phone. It’s recommended to replace the batteries as soon as you receive the first notification. If you don’t, you’ll begin receiving daily emails and push notifications as the battery level becomes critical. At the critical stage, it’s important to replace the batteries immediately to avoid lock failure.

If the Yale Home App shows that your lock is locked when it’s really unlocked (and vice versa), chances are it needs to be re-calibrated. Removing and reinserting batteries will trigger an automatic calibration process and may be all that is needed to rectify this problem.

Yes, night vision is up to a range of 6 metres.

Unfortunately we do not support mechanical chimes with the Yale Smart Video Doorbell.

If you have an existing mechanical chime in your home, you either need to remove it or install the fuse that comes in the kit to bypass the chime.

Inside the box there is a Security Pin that you need to use.

On the bottom part of the Smart Video Doorbell you will find a small hole, insert the pin there and it will release the doorbell from the wall.

You can add 6 Doorbell Chimes to every Yale Smart Video Doorbell.