Description
Introducing the Emtek EMPowered 2, a sophisticated solution for keyless entry. The exterior boasts the modern Baden grip, while the interior features the wave inspired Luzern lever. Control access through the touchscreen keypad or your smartphone, managing codes and monitoring activity remotely. Emtek's commitment to quality is obvious in both performance and design. Its intuitive interface and robust security features make it a user-friendly and reliable choice. The refined details and elegant design elevate the overall aesthetic of your entryway.
Standard Features
- Locking & unlocking your door is now even more convenient using just your finger print. With a 99% accuracy and < 0.5 seconds recognition time, your fingerprint is the fastest and most secure way to unlock your home. (A maximum of 20 fingerprints can be stored)
- Integrated Bluetooth with Auto-Lock and guest codes
- Backlit Keypad - Capacitive touchscreen keypad wakes with a touch and has numbers that won't wear off.
- Weather Protection - Rubber gasket increases protection against outdoor environments.
- 9V battery port available on key-free model to prevent lockouts (not available on keyed model)
Optional Wi-Fi Upgrade Features
- View a 24/7 activity feed and receive real-time notifications, so you know who had access and when.
- Get remote access from anywhere in the world using the Yale Access App (requires an iOS or Android smartphone)
- Works in harmony with these favorite smart home brands:
Specifications
- Standard door prep 2 1/8” bore. Fits standard door thickness of 1 3/4". Specify if thicker up to 2 1/4”.
- Complete set includes both 2 3/8” and 2 3/4” latches, strike plates and four 4 AA batteries
- Only available with square corner latch face plate.
- Key-free exterior keypad dimensions: 2 1/2" x 3 3/4"
- Keyed exterior keypad dimensions: 2 1/2" x 5 1/8"
- Interior unit dimensions: 2 3/4" x 4 7/8"
- Emtek’s standard mechanical and finish warranties apply, along with a two (2) year warranty on electronic components
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