Introducing the First Smart Lock with Accessible Compliant Lever meeting AS1428.12-2009 standards-;Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated with accessible compliant Lever. - Features The lever design is in accordance with AS1428.1-2009 guidelines to enable access for people with disabilities and the elderly. This model also has achieved two-hour certification on the most popular fire door models in accordance with AS1905.1-2015, making it suitable for both multi-residential and stand-alone residential applications. Meeting Australian lock standards AS4145.2:2008, SL8 and D8, you can be sure that the Unity Entrance Lock meets your security needs. Lock alert indications show users the lock mode via a built-in LED. The lock has two modes, Unlock (Green) and Locked (Yellow). Controllable by either the Yale Home APP, key card or Yale Smart Keypad*, the Unity Entrance Lock provides you with a range of options to control your lock. The Yale Home APP allows you to lock and unlock your door, grant access to others and keep track of visitor access, all via your smartphone. Grant users one-time access, access for a set period of time or a date range, avoiding any lost keys or having your keys stolen or copied. Using varying technologies including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS as well as the Yale Home APP, the auto-unlock feature unlocks your door as you approach. - The door position sensor checks the status of the door and tells you if your door is securely closed and locked. This avoids inadvertently locking your door whilst the door is open. - Ways to Access - The Unity Entrance Lock can be upgraded with the Yale Connect Bridge. The Yale Connect Bridge allows you to access your lock from wherever you are. Allowing you to lock and unlock, change PIN codes and lock settings remotely. The Yale Connect Bridge allows ‘Works with’ ability, integrating into your Google, Samsung or Alexa smart home hubs. - With the Yale Smart Keypad* you can lock and unlock your door via PIN codes. *Yale Connect Bridge and Yale Smart Keypad sold separately. Yale Unity Install template Yale Unity Installation Guide Yale Smart Locks Brochure PDF Yale Smart Locks Catalogue PDF Yale Access App Guide PDF Yale Access Quick Start Guide PDF
Introducing the First Smart Lock with Accessible Compliant Lever meeting AS1428.12-2009 standards-;Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated with accessible compliant Lever. - Features The lever design is in accordance with AS1428.1-2009 guidelines to enable access for people with disabilities and the elderly. This model also has achieved two-hour certification on the most popular fire door models in accordance with AS1905.1-2015, making it suitable for both multi-residential and stand-alone residential applications. Meeting Australian lock standards AS4145.2:2008, SL8 and D8, you can be sure that the Unity Entrance Lock meets your security needs. Lock alert indications show users the lock mode via a built-in LED. The lock has two modes, Unlock (Green) and Locked (Yellow). Controllable by either the Yale Home APP, key card or Yale Smart Keypad*, the Unity Entrance Lock provides you with a range of options to control your lock. The Yale Home APP allows you to lock and unlock your door, grant access to others and keep track of visitor access, all via your smartphone. Grant users one-time access, access for a set period of time or a date range, avoiding any lost keys or having your keys stolen or copied. Using varying technologies including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS as well as the Yale Home APP, the auto-unlock feature unlocks your door as you approach. - The door position sensor checks the status of the door and tells you if your door is securely closed and locked. This avoids inadvertently locking your door whilst the door is open. - Ways to Access - The Unity Entrance Lock can be upgraded with the Yale Connect Bridge. The Yale Connect Bridge allows you to access your lock from wherever you are. Allowing you to lock and unlock, change PIN codes and lock settings remotely. The Yale Connect Bridge allows ‘Works with’ ability, integrating into your Google, Samsung or Alexa smart home hubs. - With the Yale Smart Keypad* you can lock and unlock your door via PIN codes. *Yale Connect Bridge and Yale Smart Keypad sold separately. Yale Unity Install template Yale Unity Installation Guide Yale Smart Locks Brochure PDF Yale Smart Locks Catalogue PDF Yale Access App Guide PDF Yale Access Quick Start Guide PDF
Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated w/ DDA Lever
Introducing the First Smart Lock with Accessible Compliant Lever meeting AS1428.12-2009 standards-;Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated with accessible compliant Lever. - Features The lever design is in accordance with AS1428.1-2009 guidelines to enable access for people with disabilities and the elderly. This model also has achieved two-hour certification on the most popular fire door models in accordance with AS1905.1-2015, making it suitable for both multi-residential and stand-alone residential applications. Meeting Australian lock standards AS4145.2:2008, SL8 and D8, you can be sure that the Unity Entrance Lock meets your security needs. Lock alert indications show users the lock mode via a built-in LED. The lock has two modes, Unlock (Green) and Locked (Yellow). Controllable by either the Yale Home APP, key card or Yale Smart Keypad*, the Unity Entrance Lock provides you with a range of options to control your lock. The Yale Home APP allows you to lock and unlock your door, grant access to others and keep track of visitor access, all via your smartphone. Grant users one-time access, access for a set period of time or a date range, avoiding any lost keys or having your keys stolen or copied. Using varying technologies including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS as well as the Yale Home APP, the auto-unlock feature unlocks your door as you approach. - The door position sensor checks the status of the door and tells you if your door is securely closed and locked. This avoids inadvertently locking your door whilst the door is open. - Ways to Access - The Unity Entrance Lock can be upgraded with the Yale Connect Bridge. The Yale Connect Bridge allows you to access your lock from wherever you are. Allowing you to lock and unlock, change PIN codes and lock settings remotely. The Yale Connect Bridge allows ‘Works with’ ability, integrating into your Google, Samsung or Alexa smart home hubs. - With the Yale Smart Keypad* you can lock and unlock your door via PIN codes. *Yale Connect Bridge and Yale Smart Keypad sold separately. Yale Unity Install template Yale Unity Installation Guide Yale Smart Locks Brochure PDF Yale Smart Locks Catalogue PDF Yale Access App Guide PDF Yale Access Quick Start Guide PDF
Introducing the First Smart Lock with Accessible Compliant Lever meeting AS1428.12-2009 standards-;Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated with accessible compliant Lever. - Features The lever design is in accordance with AS1428.1-2009 guidelines to enable access for people with disabilities and the elderly. This model also has achieved two-hour certification on the most popular fire door models in accordance with AS1905.1-2015, making it suitable for both multi-residential and stand-alone residential applications. Meeting Australian lock standards AS4145.2:2008, SL8 and D8, you can be sure that the Unity Entrance Lock meets your security needs. Lock alert indications show users the lock mode via a built-in LED. The lock has two modes, Unlock (Green) and Locked (Yellow). Controllable by either the Yale Home APP, key card or Yale Smart Keypad*, the Unity Entrance Lock provides you with a range of options to control your lock. The Yale Home APP allows you to lock and unlock your door, grant access to others and keep track of visitor access, all via your smartphone. Grant users one-time access, access for a set period of time or a date range, avoiding any lost keys or having your keys stolen or copied. Using varying technologies including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS as well as the Yale Home APP, the auto-unlock feature unlocks your door as you approach. - The door position sensor checks the status of the door and tells you if your door is securely closed and locked. This avoids inadvertently locking your door whilst the door is open. - Ways to Access - The Unity Entrance Lock can be upgraded with the Yale Connect Bridge. The Yale Connect Bridge allows you to access your lock from wherever you are. Allowing you to lock and unlock, change PIN codes and lock settings remotely. The Yale Connect Bridge allows ‘Works with’ ability, integrating into your Google, Samsung or Alexa smart home hubs. - With the Yale Smart Keypad* you can lock and unlock your door via PIN codes. *Yale Connect Bridge and Yale Smart Keypad sold separately. Yale Unity Install template Yale Unity Installation Guide Yale Smart Locks Brochure PDF Yale Smart Locks Catalogue PDF Yale Access App Guide PDF Yale Access Quick Start Guide PDF
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The lowest price for Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated w/ DDA Lever right now is $559.00 at Smart Lock Warehouse, compared across 6 retailers.
The all-time low was $485.42 on 31 Mar 2024 — today's price is 15% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 7 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 07/09/2026 08:31:40
Yale Unity Fire Rated Smart Lock | DDA Lever Keyless Entry Australia
Delivery between 14–18 Sept $15
Yale Unity Entrance Smart Lock Fire Rated with DDA Lever
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Yale Unity Front Door Lock Fire Rated Silver & Black
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originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Our lock can be opened by using the app, or keycards. The app was difficult to pair with the door, and keeps asking for updates and failing to update. The app is frequently slow to load so that opening with a key would be faster. There is no pin pad on this lock, so it kind of just replaces keys with key cards....this seems redundant so I'm going to buy and install the yale keypad for an extra $100.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
If your looking for a lock that can be controlled via app or homeautomation this is the best one I've found. The only issue I have with this is the wifi is only 2.4ghz and gateway has some issues connecting to modern aps with 6/5/2.4ghz ... You have to much around 2ith the 2.4ghz radio settings on your ap to get it to connect. Take should have a much better wifi option on the gateway but they dont.
originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
Don’t give yourself the headache.A good idea in theory but it just doesn’t work and you can’t trust it.A new app has been released and it’s actually WORSE than the old one. The auto-unlock works maybe 20% of the time and what the app says about the status (locked/unlocked) can not be trusted. We added a deadbolt (key access) and their support is a joke too.
Yale Unity Fire Rated Smart Lock | DDA Lever Keyless Entry Australia
Delivery between 14–18 Sept $15
Yale Unity Entrance Smart Lock Fire Rated with DDA Lever
Delivery between Wed – Thu $19.95
Yale Unity Front Door Lock Fire Rated Silver & Black
Delivery $10
Yale Unity Front Door Lock Fire Rated Silver & Black
Delivery $15
Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated & Accessible Compliant
Free delivery
Our lock can be opened by using the app, or keycards. The app was difficult to pair with the door, and keeps asking for updates and failing to update. The app is frequently slow to load so that opening with a key would be faster. There is no pin pad on this lock, so it kind of just replaces keys with key cards....this seems redundant so I'm going to buy and install the yale keypad for an extra $100.
If your looking for a lock that can be controlled via app or homeautomation this is the best one I've found. The only issue I have with this is the wifi is only 2.4ghz and gateway has some issues connecting to modern aps with 6/5/2.4ghz ... You have to much around 2ith the 2.4ghz radio settings on your ap to get it to connect. Take should have a much better wifi option on the gateway but they dont.
Don’t give yourself the headache.A good idea in theory but it just doesn’t work and you can’t trust it.A new app has been released and it’s actually WORSE than the old one. The auto-unlock works maybe 20% of the time and what the app says about the status (locked/unlocked) can not be trusted. We added a deadbolt (key access) and their support is a joke too.
Fantastic, so much easier now that I can park my car next to the house and by the time i'm at the door it's already unlocked for me
I bought the Yale Unity Entrance Lock Fire Rated about a month ago for an apartment. To date, I've been happy with my purchase. The HomeKit functionality works well paired with an Apple TV.
We've had this for a month or so now; it's a high quality lock with useful features for those who often have guests staying. The app lets you add and remove guests, and set dates/times outside which they will not have access. It comes with two NFC tags; extras are inexpensive. The auto-unlock feature is neat - it reliably opens the door for me when I approach the door, and also turns on the hallway light. The app also logs when the door is opened and closed, and by whom if they unlock it, whether via the app, keypad or NFC tag, which is a nice feature.The matching Smart Keypad works well, as long as you can remember a six-digit PIN.Drawbacks: There's no obvious indication of whether the door is locked or not - you need to check whether the external handle is ... MoreWe've had this for a month or so now; it's a high quality lock with useful features for those who often have guests staying. The app lets you add and remove guests, and set dates/times outside which they will not have access. It comes with two NFC tags; extras are inexpensive. The auto-unlock feature is neat - it reliably opens the door for me when I approach the door, and also turns on the hallway light. The app also logs when the door is opened and closed, and by whom if they unlock it, whether via the app, keypad or NFC tag, which is a nice feature.The matching Smart Keypad works well, as long as you can remember a six-digit PIN.Drawbacks: There's no obvious indication of whether the door is locked or not - you need to check whether the external handle is free or not when leaving. Also, the app can often fail to detect the lock status and is usually slow to get it via the wi-fi bridge.
:) good quality handle!!!
Faulty, have to mess about returning and paying for the locksmith again. Told by tech support it isnt uncommon
This is the only smart lock I could find with a double deadbolt feature, securely locking both side, inside and outside. Smart lock equivalent to a Double Cylinder Deadbolt.3 modes. Unlock / Locked (locked outside and unlocked inside) / Secure (Locked outside and inside)Great if you don’t want someone existing through the door with large items when they have gained unauthorised access.Easy to manage access, but need the Yale Connect Bridge if you want to view or change lock mode lock/unlock/secure from another location.Insulation is no harder that installing a traditional keyed door lock.
Easy to install and set up
