Yale lock

/ jeɪl /

noun

1. a type of cylinder lock using a flat serrated key

Word History and Origins

Origin of Yale lock¹

C19: after L Yale (1821–68), US inventor

Example Sentences

Related Google’s Matter update for the Nest Hub Max will break direct Nest x Yale Lock integration Google will let you talk to Assistant on the Nest Hub Max just by looking at the screen Google Nest Hub Max $169 $230 27% off The Nest Hub Max has a 10-inch screen and integrated camera for making video calls.

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Matter wasn’t even a twinkle in the eye of the Connectivity Standards Alliance when the Nest x Yale Lock launched, so even though it has a Thread radio, there are limitations that keep Google from implementing Matter over Thread.

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Users will still be able to lock and unlock the door using the keypad on the Nest x Yale Lock.

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Breen also said that “Matter support for the Nest x Yale lock is not planned at this time.”

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Other smart lock products have already offered keypads as an optional solution for years — many even opting to integrate it to the deadbolt itself, like with the Yale Lock.

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