Yale Real Living Assure Lock Keypad Deadbolt (YRD216)

When my dogwalker lost his key to my house, I had to remember to leave mine in the lockbox for him until I could get to the hardware store to make another one. It took longer than I care to admit. With this electronic lock, I'd never have to worry about lost keys ever again. Yale's Real Living Assure Lock will open with a key or an entry code chosen by you. All you need to replace your existing lock is a screwdriver — everything else to get you going is included in the box. The lock can store up to 25 unique entry codes chosen by you. These codes are between 4 and 8 digits, and they can be created or removed at any time using the keypad. The backlit keypad on this version has actual buttons, which I love. Use your unique code to unlock the door. Then press any button to lock it as you leave. The lock also comes with two keys if some members of the household prefer to kick it old school. The Assure Lock on its own is a great way to add coded entry to your home. But it's also compatible with Yale's Network M...