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An independent consumer guide to smart homes.

Yale Linus L2

4.3
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Built-in Wifi
Yale Dot® included
Faster than its predecessor
Can be supplemented with keypad
Problems with Google Home
Smart Keypad not included
Battery life
6 months
Protocol
Wifi & Bluetooth
Cerification
SSF 3522
Lock type
Lockdown
Auto-locking
Yes
Key Tag
No (But Yale Dot®)

Yale Linus 2 is an upgraded version of the company's well-known Linus Home (L1) lock, designed to increase both security and ease of use in the home. Like the previous model, it is mounted on the inside of the door, which means that the usual key lock on the outside can still be used.

Built-in WiFi: With built-in WiFi, you no longer need the Yale Connect bridge to connect the lock to the network.

Remote control via app: The Yale Access app gives you the ability to lock and unlock remotely, making it easy to give access to, for example, guests or tradesmen even when you're away.

Activity Log: A log in the app shows when the door is opened and by whom, giving you increased control and peace of mind.

Smart home integrations: Linus 2 is compatible with Apple HomeKit, Google Home and Amazon Alexa, which means you can control the lock with voice commands or integrate it into automated home solutions.

Improved design: The new design is more compact and discreet, which fits well in modern environments.

Yale Dot and NFC support: Now the door can be unlocked by holding the mobile phone near an NFC tag mounted at the door. In addition, there is the possibility of supplementing with a keypad on the outside. If the technology fails, the door can always be opened with your regular key.

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