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Weve installed several of the yale real living zwave locks all connected to smartthings hubs in three different houses

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The b1l or yrd110 series with real pushbuttons instead of a touchscreen

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The b1l is probably still my favorite version from a dailyuse point of view the pushbutton interface is faster and pleasantly tactile so you hardly need to look at the unit your fingers will fly over the buttons naturally and there is no extra activation gesture required to wake up the lock

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Note that the nr or noradio version can be purchased cheaper if you have no smarthome hub today and then you can buy a wireless radio module later

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First you need to wakeup the lock by briefly holding the front or back of your fingers against the panel at which point it chimes and lights up

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Next enter the code but here you will typically need to look at the panel so as to land your fingertips on the displayed numerals ending with the star key to complete the sequence

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This admittedly solves some of the lookandtype issues mentioned above but you have to get your phone out which is otherwise unnecessary with these locks

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There is a phone app that lets you give out temporary keycodes to visitors etc