Yale RC 100 Remote Control for Smart Door Locks

Overview

The Yale RC 100 is a handheld remote control for Yale digital door locks. Pressing its button sends an unlock command to the lock, much like a car key fob, so you can release the door as you walk up to it, or give a family member who prefers a button to a PIN or fingerprint an easy way in. It works from up to 50 m away, and the lock needs the Yale YRM 20N receiver module fitted inside it.

Is it right for you?

• Choose it if your lock is a YDM4109 A, YDM4109A RL, YDM 4115A, YDM 3115A, YDR 41A or YDD 724A, each with the YRM 20N installed.
• It is meant for the YDM, YDR, YDD and YMI series in general, but other locks that list a remote control option, such as YDR 50GA, YDR 414A, YMI70A-YH, YDM7116A-YH and Kyra Pro, are not confirmed for this exact remote, so check with Yale before ordering for those.
• Locks with built-in Bluetooth such as Zuri or ByYou are not listed for this remote; they use the Yale Home app instead.
• If you want to unlock from an indoor video door phone rather than a handheld remote, the YRM 20N with the YRM 20 AMC transmitter does that.

Key features

• One-button unlock from up to 50 m, so the door is open by the time you reach it.
• Wireless link to the YRM 20N receiver in the lock, with no wiring at the door.
• Suits people who find a button easier than a code or fingerprint reader.

What else you need

• The Yale YRM 20N receiver module fitted in the lock. This is always required; the remote cannot pair with the lock without it.
• A supported Yale lock from the list above.

Installation

Fit the YRM 20N behind the lock’s battery cover, then register the remote with the lock. Registration steps vary by lock model, so follow the lock’s user manual. No tools or wiring are needed.

Before you buy

• Order the YRM 20N receiver module as well; it is sold separately.
• Check your exact lock model against the confirmed list before ordering.