Getting Started with Yale Smart Code Handle

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Getting Started FAQ

The Yale Smart Code Handle will fit most of the standard patio doors and windows, fitted with an espagnolette, with 90 to 180 degrees handle rotation for operation.
Note - the Yale Smart Code Handle is not compatible with deadbolt lock cases.
You will need a smartphone with the Yale Home app installed. The Yale Home app is required to configure the Yale Smart Code Handle.
Upon scanning the QR code to first set up the Yale Smart Code Handle, you will be able to follow the step-by-step installation instructions in the Yale Home app.
Tools required is a PZ2 Pozidrive screwdriver and a hacksaw.
Click here to view the installation video.
1x Yale Smart Code Handle
1x T10 torx key
1x DoorSense^™ magnet and magnet cover
1x short upper cover plate
1x long upper cover plate
1x lower cover plate
3x wood screw for installation without outside handle
1x 7mm fyrkantspinne L=53mm
1x 8mm fyrkantspinne L=53 mm
2x AAA batteries
1x Quick start guide
The available accessories that can be used with the Yale Smart Code Handle are:
Yale Wi-Fi Bridge
Yale Smart Keypad
Yale Dot
Yale Home is the application to use on your Smartphone. The app is available on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
Download the Yale Home App from the links below.

Once you have downloaded the Yale Home app you will need to click on 'Create an account' or 'Sign in' if you already have an account.
Weight is 312g
Dimensions are below
For remote connectivity when away from the Lock, WiFi will be required.
You can connect the Yale Smart Code handle via Bluetooth to a Yale WiFi Bridge which is connected to a 2.4 GHz WiFi Network.
For offline use, connect directly via Bluetooth, this will allow you to operate the lock locally when within Bluetooth Range. (Up to 15m)
The Yale Smart Code Handle is powered by 2 x Alkaline AAA batteries, once the batteries are installed, the Yale Smart Code Handle automatically powers on and is ready for pairing.
Remove the screw at the end of the battery cover by using the torx T10 included. Pull out the battery cover.

Fit two AAA Alkaline batteries into the holder.

Replace the cover and tighten the screw.
The battery lifetime is dependent on the number of turns per locking, the smoothness of the opening, the number of openings per day, and signal strength.
Based on normal usage, the battery will last up to 9 months.
The QR-code and serial number can be found on the label on the inside of the battery cover or on the box.
Once onboarded in the Yale Home app, the serial number will then be available in the device information page.