Yale Kyra Pro Smart Mortice Lock - Matt Black
The Yale Kyra Pro is a push-pull smart mortice lock that blends into the door and makes everyday access effortless. The full-height handle and fully automatic lock case let you push to leave and pull to enter in one smooth motion, so there is no separate handle to turn and no key to fish out.
Unlock your way with four credentials at the lock plus the app: fingerprint (up to 100), PIN code (up to 100), RFID Contactless Key Tag or card (up to 100 users, four cards included), mechanical key override, and the Yale Home App over Bluetooth ![]()
. Voice guidance walks you through set-up, and a Fake PIN feature keeps your real code private.
The Kyra Pro comes in a Matt Black finish with the Yale YDM Home Module built in, so it works with the Yale Home App straight out of the box. It fits timber doors 35-110mm thick on a 60mm backset mortice, runs on 6 x AA batteries (about 9-12 months) with a USB Type-C emergency power terminal, and carries a genuine break-in / tamper alarm. Add the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 (sold separately) for remote access and Amazon Alexa, Google and Siri voice control. For 3D facial recognition on the same mortice platform, see the Yale Luna Pro+.
Usually ships same business day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes Queensland public holidays).
Key Features
- Push-pull smart mortice lock with an integrated full-height handle and a fully automatic lock case - push to leave, pull to enter.
- Five ways in: fingerprint, PIN code, RFID key tag or card, mechanical key and the Yale Home App.
- Up to 100 fingerprints, 100 PIN codes and 100 RFID users; four RFID cards and two mechanical keys included.
- Yale YDM Home Module built in - works with the Yale Home App over Bluetooth with no extra part to fit.
- 60mm backset mortice lock; suits timber doors 35-110mm thick.
- Automatic locking for hands-free security, with anti-panic single-motion egress from inside.
- Genuine break-in / tamper alarm plus a low-battery warning.
- Fake PIN code and voice guidance for private, guided everyday use.
- 6 x AA alkaline batteries (about 9-12 months) with a USB Type-C emergency power terminal.
- Apple HomeKit compatible at the lock; add the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 for remote access and Alexa, Google and Siri voice control.
- Matt Black finish; RCM and R-NZ compliant; ASSA ABLOY Cyber Security Certificate.
Access Methods
What's In The Box
- Front Body (external - keypad, RFID reader and fingerprint sensor)
- Main Body (internal - battery compartment and thumb turn)
- Main Body Plate (mounting plate)
- Mortice lock body
- Wooden door striker plate and steel door striker plate (fit the one your door needs)
- Striker box
- Mortice screws (x10)
- Installation accessories kit (threaded pull tubes, pull screws, spindles, positioning plugs, transmission plate, fixing screws, cotter pin and spindle retaining ring)
- 6 x AA alkaline batteries
- RFID cards (x4)
- Mechanical override keys (x2)
- User Manual and Installation Guide
Suitable Uses
- Residential and light-commercial entry doors wanting keyless, multi-credential access
- Timber doors 35-110mm thick on a 60mm backset mortice
- Households wanting a clean push-pull handle with fingerprint and PIN plus a mechanical key backup
- Homes planning Apple HomeKit control, or voice and remote access via the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2
- Anyone who prefers a lever-free, integrated-handle look over a traditional handle set
Outdoor gates or any door where the internal escutcheon is exposed to the weather - the external module is IP52 rated for covered entry-door use only. On the coastal Gold Coast, see how salt air affects electronic locks.
Available Finish Options
Matt Black
(This Product)
YKR/60/HK/MBK
The Yale Kyra Pro is supplied in a single Matt Black finish.
Item Codes & Related Parts
Accessories & Add-Ons
- Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 - Wi-Fi gateway for remote lock/unlock and Amazon Alexa, Google and Siri voice control
- Yale Contactless Key Tag - spare or extra RFID tags (four cards are already included)
Full Specifications
Dimensions
Battery, Power & Emergency Access
- Runs on 6 x AA alkaline batteries (included), lasting approximately 9-12 months depending on daily usage.
- A low-battery warning tells you when to change the batteries; replace all six together.
- If the batteries are fully depleted, apply power to the USB Type-C emergency terminal to wake the keypad and unlock with your PIN or fingerprint.
- The mechanical key override is always available as a physical backup - keep a key off-site.
- Use quality alkaline AA batteries only (not rechargeable or lithium). See what really affects battery life.
Remote Access & Smart Home
- Out of the box the Kyra Pro works over Bluetooth with the Yale Home App and is Apple HomeKit compatible at the lock.
- Add the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 (sold separately) for lock/unlock from anywhere and Amazon Alexa, Google and Siri voice control.
- Not sure which route suits you? Read which app platform is right for you and compare gateways in Chapter 08 - Gateway Comparison.
ASSA ABLOY has issued an Australian Cyber Security Certificate for the Yale Kyra Pro (YKR/60/HK/MBK), covering the Yale Home app for iOS and Android. Download the Cyber Security Certificate (PDF).
Security Features
Pad your real PIN with random digits before or after it, so an onlooker cannot read your code - the lock still recognises your genuine PIN within the string.
The lock sounds an alarm if it is forced or tampered with, and warns you on low battery. As a genuine Yale (ASSA ABLOY) feature, these alerts are real hardware alarms - not the phantom alerts some other platforms produce.
The fully automatic lock case secures the door for you, while anti-panic egress lets anyone inside leave in a single motion - no code or key needed to get out.
A physical cylinder override (two keys included) is always available if the batteries are flat or you prefer a key - keep a spare off-site.
Clear voice prompts guide you through enrolling fingerprints, setting PINs and adding cards, so set-up and daily use are straightforward.
Installation Tips
- Cut the door using the supplied template, insert the mortice, then gently pull the mortice cable to the inside of the door through the top hole and secure the mortice with the two mortice screws.
- Feed the front-body cable through the top hole, then align the positioning plug and threaded pull tube to their holes and seat the front-body gasket firmly against the door face.
- Choose the correct spindle, pull tube and pull screw length for your door thickness - the accessories kit includes several sizes to cover 35-110mm doors.
- Fit the wooden or steel door striker plate to suit your door, and use the striker box for timber doors.
- Do not test the mechanical key override until installation is complete - testing it early can cause complications or damage.
- It is a mortice lock and needs accurate door preparation - we recommend a locksmith or a confident, advanced DIYer. Terry's can supply and install: site survey and installation services. Common mistakes are covered in 3 common DIY installation mistakes and Chapter 12 - Installation and Troubleshooting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Five ways: fingerprint, PIN code, an RFID card or key tag, the Yale Home App over Bluetooth, or the mechanical key. The lock stores up to 100 fingerprints, 100 PINs and 100 RFID users. Compare methods in Chapter 03 - Access Methods.
Not to operate the lock. Out of the box it runs over Bluetooth with the Yale Home App and is Apple HomeKit compatible at the lock. Add the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 (sold separately) only if you want to lock, unlock and manage users from anywhere, and to add Amazon Alexa, Google and Siri voice control.
No. The Kyra Pro uses fingerprint, PIN, RFID, app and key - not face. If you want 3D face recognition on the same push-pull mortice platform, look at the Yale Luna Pro+ (also in Champagne Gold), explained in Chapter 06 - Facial Recognition.
You have two backups: apply power to the USB Type-C emergency terminal to wake the keypad and enter your PIN, or use the mechanical key override (two keys included). The lock also warns you well before the batteries are flat. See mechanical key override explained.
It suits timber entry doors 35-110mm thick on a 60mm backset mortice, and the handing is reversible for left or right-hand doors. Confirm your backset and door thickness first, and check door handing if unsure.
Additional Information
The Kyra Pro gives four credentials at the lock - fingerprint (up to 100), PIN code (up to 100), RFID card or key tag (up to 100 users, four cards included) and mechanical key override - plus the Yale Home App over Bluetooth through the built-in module. Add more RFID credentials with the Yale Contactless Key Tag.
The Kyra Pro integrates the smart lock and a full-height pull handle into one unit, so there is no separate pull handle or push plate to buy. Push to exit and pull to enter; the fully automatic lock case secures the door behind you, and anti-panic egress means anyone inside can always leave in a single motion.
Yale is an ASSA ABLOY brand, not a TTLock lock, so the break-in and tamper (damage) alarms are real hardware features that trigger on a genuine attack - you will not get the phantom alerts some TTLock locks produce. Background: tamper alert and phantom alerts.
The IP52 rating applies to the external (outside) module only - it resists limited dust and vertically dripping water on a covered entry. The internal module houses the battery compartment and is for interior use only. Keep it clear of direct rain and sprinklers, and on the coast note that salt-air corrosion is commonly excluded from smart-lock warranties. See how long digital locks last (coastal).
The Kyra Pro is Yale's push-pull mortice smart lock without face recognition. For 3D face on the same platform, see the Yale Luna Pro+; for a Grab-and-Go mortice lever with Apple Home Key, the Yale ByYou Pro. For hinged-door escutcheon locks see the Unity Entrance series in Matt Black or Silver, or the narrow-stile Unity Slim. For an honest overview read our Yale smart locks guide and the Yale brand profile.
Genuine Yale products bought new in Australia from authorised retailers are covered against defects in materials and workmanship for:
- Mechanical parts: 10 years
- Electrical and electronic components: 3 years (batteries excluded)
- Keys: 12 months
Yale Kyra Pro - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
A deep reference for the Yale Kyra Pro (SKU YKR/60/HK/MBK) covering access methods, the Yale Home App, remote access and the Connect Plus Hub 2, smart-home integrations, locking behaviour, power, keys, installation and troubleshooting. It draws on the official Yale Kyra Pro, Connect Plus Hub 2, Home Module and Yale Home App support guides, rewritten for Australian buyers. For general smart-lock questions see Chapter 13 - Smart Lock FAQ, and for the full range read the Ultimate Smart Lock Buyer's Guide.
Access and Credentials
There are four ways to unlock at the lock itself - fingerprint, PIN code, RFID card or key tag, and the mechanical key override - plus the Yale Home App over Bluetooth through the built-in module. See a side-by-side of methods in Chapter 03 - Access Methods.
Up to 100 PIN codes, 100 RFID key tags or cards, and 100 fingerprints. That is ample for a family home, a share house or a small office, and each credential can be removed individually if someone moves on.
It lets you type random digits either side of your real PIN so anyone watching cannot pick out your code. The lock reads your genuine PIN from within the longer string and opens as normal - handy in a busy entry, a shared driveway or an apartment corridor.
Four RFID cards are supplied in the box. You can register up to 100 RFID users in total, and add more credentials any time from Yale Contactless Key Tags. RFID suits children, older family members and anyone who would rather tap a tag than remember a code.
No. The Kyra Pro is the non-face model in the push-pull range. For 3D facial recognition on the same mortice platform, choose the Yale Luna Pro+ in Nova Graphite or Champagne Gold. The technology is explained in Chapter 06 - Facial Recognition.
Enrol the same finger two or three times, including slightly different angles, and make sure the finger is clean and dry when you present it. Very dry, wet or heavily worn fingertips read less consistently on any biometric lock, which is exactly why the Kyra Pro also gives you PIN, card and key.
Yale Home App and Smartphone Control
No. The Yale YDM Home Module is already built into the Kyra Pro, so there is nothing extra to fit - just download the Yale Home App
The app is maintained for the two most recent operating system versions on both iOS and Android. Older phones will usually keep running the version already installed, but for reliable pairing and updates keep your phone reasonably current. The app is designed for phones and tablets - it does not run on a desktop computer, because Yale uses a device token to authorise entry to your home.
From the app you can grant Always access, Recurring access (a repeating window, for a cleaner or dog walker) or Temporary access (a one-off visit or date range), and revoke any of them instantly. Guests can also be issued their own PIN rather than an app invitation - no keys to hand out or chase up.
Owners can lock and unlock, invite or remove other users, change every lock setting, and view the activity feed and guest list. Guests can lock and unlock (by app or their own PIN) but cannot manage users, change settings or view the activity history. You can promote a guest to owner at any time.
Yes - the activity feed records lock and unlock events and which user or credential was involved. Note that without a gateway the feed updates when an owner next connects over Bluetooth; with the Connect Plus Hub 2 it updates as events happen and you get real-time alerts.
Your PIN, fingerprint, card and mechanical key all still work, so you are never locked out. Sign in to your Yale Home account on the replacement phone and your devices reappear - there is no need to set the lock up again. If a phone is lost or stolen, sign in from another device and use the lost-phone option to log that handset out of your account.
Yes. Invite a partner or housemate and upgrade them to owner so they can manage users and settings as well. The lock appears in the keychain of every invited account.
Close and reopen the app first, then check you are signed in to the correct account, since devices are tied to the account that set them up. If a device is still missing, confirm it has not been removed by another owner. As a last resort, uninstalling and reinstalling the app does not delete your lock or its users.
Remote Access, Voice and the Connect Plus Hub 2
Only for remote features. The lock works locally over Bluetooth without any hub. Add the Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 when you want to lock, unlock and manage users from anywhere, receive alerts as they happen, and enable Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Siri voice control.
The single-device Wi-Fi Bridge connects one Yale device. The Connect Plus Hub 2 supports up to 16 Bluetooth and 30 Zigbee Yale devices with better range, so one hub can cover several locks. Gateway generations are compared in Chapter 08 - Gateway Comparison.
A 2.4 GHz network (802.11 b/g/n). Put your phone on the 2.4 GHz band during setup - it will not connect while the phone sits on 5 GHz - then move the phone back afterwards if you wish. A "signal appears weak" prompt during setup does not affect performance; continue to the end. If your router hides both bands behind one name, see why smart locks drop off Wi-Fi (band steering).
Within about 9 metres of the lock, and ideally within 4.5 metres for the most reliable performance. Steel frames and brick, stone or concrete walls between the hub and lock all reduce range, so choose a power point on the same side of the house as the door.
The hub has no backup battery. During an outage you keep Bluetooth control within range of the lock, but remote access pauses; once power and internet return the hub reconnects by itself. Your PIN, fingerprint, card and mechanical key keep working the whole time.
No. As long as your phone has internet, you can operate the lock from anywhere in the world - you do not need to be on the same Wi-Fi network as the hub.
Past about ten connected devices you may notice a slight increase in response time. For a large home you can add a second hub for coverage.
Stay within Bluetooth range and change the network in the hub settings in the Yale Home App. If you have already replaced the router, you can still reach those settings over Bluetooth - just make sure the new router broadcasts a 2.4 GHz network.
The first is power (solid when on, slow flash while it searches for devices). The second is the Wi-Fi link (solid when connected, slow flash in pairing mode, fast flash during a firmware update, off when it cannot reach the router). The third is the server connection (solid when connected, slow flash while communicating). All three blinking in sequence means a factory reset is running.
Smart Home and Voice Assistants
Yes, once the Connect Plus Hub 2 is added: voice control through Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Siri, plus remote lock/unlock and PIN management. Platform detail: Chapter 15 - App Platforms.
Because those integrations talk cloud-to-cloud, not directly to the lock. The hub is what puts your lock on the internet so Alexa or Google can reach it; the Bluetooth radio in a smart speaker is not used for lock control.
No. Unlocking by voice requires a spoken security code that you set when you link the accounts, and you can update that code from the assistant's app at any time. Locking generally does not require the code.
Yes - the Kyra Pro works with Apple Home at the lock. For remote or automated HomeKit control you need an Apple home hub (a HomePod, HomePod mini or Apple TV) set up at the property, the same as any HomeKit accessory.
No. The Yale Zigbee Network Module is an Assure-series part, and the external Yale Smart Keypad 2 is a Unity Entrance and Screen Door accessory. The Kyra Pro already has its own keypad and built-in module. Module differences are explained in Yale network modules explained.
Locking Behaviour and Safety
The full-height handle replaces the usual lever. From outside you present a credential and pull; from inside you simply push. The fully automatic lock case does the rest, throwing the bolt once the door closes, so there is no lever to turn and no separate deadbolt action to remember.
Yes. Anti-panic egress means a single push on the inside handle releases the lock and opens the door, with no code, card or key needed. That matters in a fire or emergency, and it is why we always recommend keeping the inside escape path clear.
Yes. Yale is an ASSA ABLOY brand, not a TTLock lock, so the break-in and damage alarms are real hardware features that trigger on a genuine attack. You will not get the phantom alerts some TTLock locks produce - background here: tamper alert and phantom alerts.
Yes - the volume is adjustable, including a mute setting, so late arrivals do not wake the house. Voice guidance can be turned down once you are familiar with the menus.
On locks that have one, engaging an internal privacy or secure mode deliberately stops outside codes and fingerprints working - which surprises people who then think the lock has failed. Read the cautions in the perils of the internal snib before you rely on it while the home is occupied.
Power and Batteries
Six AA alkaline batteries, typically 9-12 months depending on how often the door is used, with a clear low-battery warning before they run flat. Real-world battery-life factors are covered in the realities of electronic door locks.
No - use quality alkaline AA batteries only, and replace all six as a set. Rechargeable and lithium cells can deliver the wrong voltage and shorten the warning window before the lock goes flat.
Press the bottom centre of the cover to release the hook, then slide it upward. The battery compartment sits in the main (inside) body.
Two backups: apply power to the USB Type-C emergency terminal to wake the keypad and enter your PIN or use your fingerprint, or open the door with the mechanical key. See what to do when the battery dies.
Keys and Cylinders
Two mechanical override keys are supplied. Keep at least one off-site or with someone you trust rather than in the house - a key locked inside is no help if the lock ever needs it. See where the keyhole is hidden.
No. The override cylinder has its own key profile, so it cannot be matched to your existing house keys. If you want one key for everything, talk to Terry's about your options before you buy.
Have the previous owner factory reset the lock and remove it from their account, then set it up fresh under yours and re-enrol every PIN, fingerprint and card. If they are unreachable, Yale support can assist with a reset given proof of purchase and the serial number on the device.
Installation and Setup
We recommend a professional locksmith or a confident, advanced DIYer - it is a mortice lock and needs accurate door preparation using the supplied template. Terry's can supply and install: site survey and installation services.
It suits all four opening directions - left or right hand, inward or outward opening. The latch bolt direction is set to match: remove the striker plate from the mortice, pull the latch bolt out, rotate it 180 degrees and refit it, so its straight edge faces the closing direction. Timber doors 35-110mm thick on a 60mm backset. Measure first with how to measure backset and door handing in Australia.
The kit includes several lengths so one box covers 35-110mm doors. Match the threaded pull tube, pull screw and spindle to your measured door thickness using the selection tables in the installation guide, and cut the positioning plug and transmission plate to the stated length for that band. Doors outside 35-110mm need a custom accessories pack.
Aim for a gap between 3mm and 8mm between door and frame. Too tight and the latch drags; too generous and the door can rattle or the bolt may not seat cleanly.
Two are supplied - one for timber doors and one for steel doors. Fit the one that matches your door and frame; the striker box is only needed for timber installations.
Do not use or test the mechanical key override until the installation is fully finished - doing it early can cause complications and damage. Also keep the door open through the process, rather than closing it on a partly fitted lock.
Run the acceptance test: change the administrator code from the factory default; confirm the front and main bodies sit parallel with the jamb; test the thumb turn, key override and the lock and unlock buttons; check the deadbolt operates from both sides; pull the outside handle firmly and confirm no false alarm triggers; verify the door does not sway once the bolt is in the jamb; and test each credential - PIN, fingerprint and card - before you rely on the lock.
Yes. A misaligned door is the most common cause of a smart lock seeming to misbehave, and it also drains batteries faster because the motor works harder. Fix the alignment first - adjust the hinges or the strike position - before assuming the lock is faulty. More in Chapter 12 - Installation and Troubleshooting.
A factory reset clears every PIN, fingerprint and card and removes the lock from any account it is linked to, returning it to out-of-the-box settings. Run it from the lock settings in the Yale Home App while in Bluetooth range, then set your administrator code and re-enrol users. Disconnect any paired accessory before resetting.
Suitability and Placement
No. The Kyra Pro is for entry doors and must not be used where the internal escutcheon is exposed to the weather, such as an open gate. IP ratings are explained in Chapter 11 - Australian Standards and IP ratings.
IP52 means the external module resists limited dust ingress and vertically dripping water when tilted up to 15 degrees. It is not weatherproof - avoid direct rain, sprinklers and water jets, and do not fit it where it takes the full weather. The internal module is not weather rated at all.
Salt air is the main enemy of any exterior hardware. Rinse and wipe the external face periodically, and note that coastal and salt-air corrosion is commonly excluded from smart-lock warranties. See how long digital locks last (coastal) and the realities of electronic locks.
No on both counts. The Kyra Pro carries no fire rating and is not certified to AS1428.1 for accessibility. For a fire-rated Yale entry lock see the Unity Entrance Fire Rated, or with a DDA lever the Fire Rated with DDA Lever version. Background in Chapter 05 - Fire Door Smart Locks and Chapter 09 - DDA, NDIS and Accessibility.
It can work well - you can issue a guest their own PIN and delete it after checkout - but hosts who want automated, booking-linked codes should read Chapter 07 - Airbnb and Short-Stay Rentals first, since remote code management needs the Connect Plus Hub 2.
They share the push-pull mortice format and the 60mm backset. The Luna Pro+ adds 3D facial recognition and runs on a rechargeable lithium battery, and comes in Nova Graphite or Champagne Gold. The Kyra Pro drops face recognition, uses six AA alkaline batteries, holds up to 100 fingerprints, and comes in Matt Black. If face recognition is not a must-have, the Kyra Pro covers the same ground.
Related Yale Products, Guides and Buyer's Guide Chapters
Accessories: Connect Plus Hub 2 | Contactless Key Tag.
Other Yale smart locks: Luna Pro+ (Nova Graphite) | Luna Pro+ (Champagne Gold) | ByYou Pro | Unity Entrance (Matt Black) | Unity Entrance (Silver) | Unity Entrance Fire Rated | Unity Entrance Fire Rated + DDA Lever | Unity Slim | Unity Screen Door (Silver) | Unity Screen Door (Matt Black) | Unity Screen Door + Hub 2 (Silver) | Unity Screen Door + Hub 2 (Black) | Assure Lever (Black) | Assure Lever (Satin Chrome) | Assure Lock SL (Matt Black) | Assure Lock SL (Satin Chrome) | Assure Keyed Deadbolt (Matt Black) | Assure Keyed Deadbolt (Satin Chrome) | Libi Digital Lever.
Yale accessories and parts: Smart Keypad 2 | Smart Keypad | Home Module (Assure series) | Zigbee Network Module | Unity Screen Door Mortice (spare).
Buyer's Guide chapters: 01 What is a Smart Lock | 02 Measuring Your Door | 03 Access Methods | 04 Door Types | 05 Fire Door Smart Locks | 06 Facial Recognition | 07 Airbnb and Short-Stay | 08 Gateways | 09 DDA, NDIS and Accessibility | 10 Yale Brand Profile | 11 Australian Standards | 12 Installation and Troubleshooting | 13 Smart Lock FAQ | 15 App Platforms.
Guides and blogs: Yale smart locks - an honest guide | Yale network modules explained | Yale Unity Slim troubleshooting and reset | Which app platform is right for you | Mechanical key override | Realities of electronic door locks | How long do digital locks last | Door handing in Australia | Measuring your lock backset | What is bolt throw | The perils of the internal snib | Why smart locks drop off Wi-Fi | Tamper alert and phantom alerts | 3 common DIY installation mistakes | Site survey and installation | Scar plates for smart locks | Digital door locks - the smarter way.
What's In The Box - Yale Kyra Pro
- Front Body (external, with keypad, RFID reader and fingerprint sensor) x1
- Main Body (internal, with battery compartment and thumb turn) x1
- Main Body Plate x1
- Mortice lock body x1
- Wooden door striker plate x1 and steel door striker plate x1
- Striker box x1
- Mortice screws x10
- Threaded pull tubes (30mm / 50mm / 70mm, three of each)
- Pull screws (35mm / 50mm / 70mm, three of each)
- Spindles (35mm / 45mm / 60mm / 80mm, one of each)
- Positioning plugs 100mm x2 and transmission plate 100mm x1
- Round head screws M4 x 8 (x4), cotter pin x1 and spindle retaining ring x1
- Alkaline AA batteries x6
- RFID cards x4
- Mechanical override keys x2
- User Manual and Installation Guide

Select the striker plate that suits your door - the striker box is needed for timber door installations only. Match the pull tube, pull screw and spindle to your door thickness; the supplied kit covers 35-110mm doors, and thicker or thinner doors need a custom accessories pack. Do not use or test the mechanical key override until installation is complete. The Yale Connect Plus Hub 2 is sold separately.
Yale Kyra Pro - Installation & Assembly
- Confirm the door opening direction and reverse the latch bolt if needed (remove the striker plate, pull the latch out, rotate 180 degrees, refit).
- Fit the transmission plate and secure it with the cotter pin, then cut the positioning plug to the length for your door thickness.
- Remove the handle cover on the main body to expose the fixing screw holes.
- Bore the door using the supplied templates - keep the door open throughout.
- Fit the mortice, pull the mortice cable through the top hole and secure with the two mortice screws.
- Fit the front body: feed the cable through the top hole, align the positioning plug and pull tube, and seat the gasket firmly.
- Fit the main body plate: pull both cables through, place the spindle retaining ring, insert the spindle, secure with pull screws, then remove the ring and spindle and cut the transmission plate to length.
- Fit the main body: insert the spindle with the positioning pin aligned, connect both cable assemblies, tuck excess cable into the door, secure with the M4 round head screws, then refit the handle cover.
- Fit the striker plate and striker box to the jamb using the template.
- Install the six AA batteries and close the cover, then run the acceptance test.
Full step-by-step detail is in the Yale Kyra Pro Installation Guide and the Kyra / Luna installation template. For fitting help on the Gold Coast see Terry's site survey and installation services.
Yale Kyra Pro - Dimensions
Yale Kyra Pro - Product Brochure
Yale Warranty
Yale branded products are manufactured and warranted in Australia by ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Ltd. Coverage is tiered by component type - mechanical parts, electrical and electronic components, and keys each carry their own warranty period. The summary below sets out each period, what is excluded, and how to make a claim through Gold Coast Smart Locks.
This warranty applies to genuine Yale products purchased new in Australia from ASSA ABLOY or its authorised resellers. It operates in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Warranty Summary
How to Make a Claim
For full returns and warranty claim procedures, visit our Returns & Warranty page - this is kept up to date and is the authoritative reference for current claim steps.
- Keep your proof of original purchase (invoice or receipt).
- Contact Gold Coast Smart Locks - operated by Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries - as your authorised retailer, and follow the steps on our Returns & Warranty page.
- Return the product securely packed to protect it in transit, together with your proof of purchase and your name, address, email and phone number.
- ASSA ABLOY assesses the claim. Where the warranty applies, they will (at their option) repair the product, replace it with the same or closest equivalent Yale product, or refund the price you paid.
Claims made directly to ASSA ABLOY require a Case Number from their Customer Service Department before goods are returned - products sent back without a Case Number may not be accepted. Costs of returning a product are the customer's responsibility.
What Is Not Covered
- Normal wear and tear.
- Misuse, abuse, accident, or use outside Yale's published technical specifications.
- Improper maintenance or neglect, or failure to follow ASSA ABLOY's care and maintenance recommendations.
- Use of batteries other than those specified; batteries themselves are not covered.
- Unauthorised alteration, modification or repair by anyone other than ASSA ABLOY authorised personnel.
- Custom orders made to components or specifications supplied by someone other than ASSA ABLOY.
- Goods that were not new when purchased, second-hand goods, or products not originally sold in Australia through ASSA ABLOY or an authorised reseller.
- Products with brands, marks, plates, numbers or other ASSA ABLOY information defaced or removed.
- Use of substitute, replacement or non-genuine ASSA ABLOY parts or cylinders.
- Corrosive exposure, including vapours, chemicals, abrasive compounds, contamination, pollution, coastal air, salt spray and high humidity.
- Removal, refitment or replacement of products, and any associated charges.
Important Notes
Batteries are consumable and are not covered. Cosmetic finishes and appearance are excluded. Stainless steel resists staining but is not stain-proof - tea staining is a natural process and is not covered where cleaning and maintenance guidelines have not been followed.
Damage from salt spray, coastal air, high humidity and other corrosives is excluded. In Gold Coast and coastal locations, choose a suitable finish and follow the care and maintenance guidance to protect your hardware and preserve your cover.
Your Rights Under the Australian Consumer Law
This manufacturer's warranty is in addition to other rights and remedies you may have under the law. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and to compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
Further Information
Returns & Warranty - goldcoastsmartlocks.com.au
Download the Yale Warranty (PDF)
Official Yale warranty terms - yalehome.com.au
Manufacturer: ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Ltd, 235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Tel: 1300WARRANTY. Email: 1300warranty@assaabloy.com
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