FAQ about Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge
Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge. If you do not find the answers you are looking for, you can also try our troubleshooting help.
Here are the answers to frequently asked questions about Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge. If you do not find the answers you are looking for, you can also try our troubleshooting help.
Yes. Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge requires an active compatible Yale Smart Lock for initial setup. If you have been accessing your Yale Smart Lock via Bluetooth only and would like to access it from a remote location, you will need to add a Yale Wi-Fi Connect bridge.
Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge plugs into any power outlet near your Yale Smart Lock and uses your home's Wi-Fi and Internet connection to control your Yale Smart Lock. With Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge, you can unlock or lock your door for guests, check your lock's status and receive instant notifications from anywhere through the Yale Access App.
To optimise Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge's always-on connection, one Yale Connect is currently needed for each Yale Smart Lock.
Yes. Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge was designed to work with Yale Access enabled Smart Locks .
Yale Connect Wi-Fi Bridge is an accessory that seamlessly combines with a Yale Access enabled Smart Lock to offer an intelligent, secure way to lock or unlock your door when you're away from home.
The Yale Access App will seamlessly connect over the best method available, choosing between Bluetooth and Wi-Fi automatically. Simply open the app and navigate to your lock screen and the Yale Access App will do the rest for you.
The icon in the upper right of the lock screen indicates how you are currently connected to your lock.
You can get a more visual help related to our products at our download center and in our library for support videos.
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