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The first fingerprint smart lock that talks to ADT Plus

Yale and ADT have introduced a fingerprint smart lock that brings faster, easier, and more secure access to your smart home.

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Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave, a fingerprint-powered smart lock
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In a world where convenience meets security, Yale and ADT have teamed up to introduce a game-changing smart lock: the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave. This innovative device allows homeowners to unlock their doors and disarm their ADT security systems simultaneously using just a fingerprint. Priced at $279.99, it’s a significant step forward in smart home integration.

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave isn’t just another smart lock; it’s a testament to how far home security technology has come. By integrating biometric fingerprint access, users can now enter their homes without fumbling for keys or remembering codes. But what truly sets this lock apart is its ability to disarm the ADT Plus security system upon entry, streamlining the process of coming home.

This feature is made possible through the Z-Wave 800 Series technology, which facilitates communication between the lock and the ADT system. The lock utilizes the new User Credential Command Class, a more secure method for managing passwords and PIN codes within a Z-Wave network .

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While the lock’s Z-Wave capabilities mean it can function with various compatible systems, the fingerprint-to-disarm feature is currently exclusive to ADT Plus. ADT is the first security company to adopt the User Credential Command Class standard, paving the way for more secure and integrated home security solutions .

ADT Plus, launched last year, serves as the spiritual successor to the now-discontinued Nest Secure system. With Google’s $450 million investment in ADT, the collaboration has led to enhanced features and deeper integration between devices.

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch also supports ADT Plus’s Trusted Neighbor feature. This allows homeowners to grant secure, temporary access to trusted individuals when they’re away. By leveraging Google Nest’s facial recognition technology, the system can recognize familiar faces and grant them access, disarming the security system in the process.

Additionally, the Home Away mode uses the location of household members’ smartphones to automatically arm or disarm the system. When everyone leaves, the system arms itself; when someone returns, it disarms, ensuring seamless security management .

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave represents a significant advancement in smart home security. By combining biometric access with seamless integration into the ADT Plus system, homeowners can enjoy enhanced security without sacrificing convenience.

As smart home technology continues to evolve, collaborations like that of Yale and ADT set the standard for what’s possible, offering users innovative solutions that simplify daily life while keeping their homes secure.


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