Reddit mentions of Yale Z-Wave Real Living Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt, Works with Amazon Alexa via SmartThings, Satin Nickel, YRD240-ZW-619

YES. Also make sure you get a nice one that can't be kicked in or opened with a bump key.

http://www.medeco.com/Web/Apps/Products/Category.aspx?id=1448991&epslanguage=en

http://www.gaterslocksmith.com/blog/2012/06/01/the-deadbolt-strike-plate-the-forgotten-half-of-the-lock/

Or better yet, get a digital one without a key cylinder and add on a high end strike plate.

http://www.amazon.com/Yale-Security-YRD240-ZW-619-Electronic-Technology/dp/B00HS1O77G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1451372448&sr=8-2&keywords=yale+lock

I have Yale touchscreen locks. Bonus: they're pick-proof.

The Abode Reddit Wiki has a list of unofficial compatible devices which includes the Yale lock. I purchased Yale Assure Lock Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt with Z-Wave in Satin Nickel (YRD240-ZW-619) from Amazon and it works like a charm with the Abode gateway. As soon as I can I'm buying another lock for the other entry door.

Best of luck.

I have both a yale (keyless) and a schlage connect. I like them both. Here are a few notes about them both.

-The yale feels more solid (heavier vs schlage) schlage case is plastic, not sure about yale.

-yale appears to be more element resistant with a gasket, schlage does not have one.

-yale you have to press an unlock key after entering code so codes can be different lengths, schlage unlocks as soon as correct code is entered and all codes have to be same length.

-yale is quieter, schlage is loud.

-yale has a nice little jingle that plays when lock is successful, schlage makes no sound or it can just beep.

-yale you lock by putting Palm on the touchpad, schlage you touch the "schlage" button to lock.

-the yale can store something like 250 codes, the schlage only 30.

I love them both. Yale seems to function more solidly but the schlage is a little simpler to lock and unlock, which the wife prefers. So I moved yale to the back door and schlage is on the front.

Oh and I use them with smartthings. More of the schlage advanced functions are available to smartthings, but both locks can be code managed and lock/unlocked using built-in smartthings tools (yale with z-wave module installed).

I have this yale:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HS1O77G/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1517575819&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=yale+keyless+deadbolt&dpPl=1&dpID=41OYmVoHBsL&ref=plSrch

Don't have the schlage connect but I have Yale Z-Wave Real Living Key Free Touchscreen Deadbolt
with Smartthings and have been noticing since the last few days randomly smartthings has been showing it unavailable. If I lock and unlock the door manually sometimes that forces it to reconnect or if I hit the refresh or reconnect button in the smartthings app.
I have only had the both devices since about 3 weeks ago but issue only started this week.

This is the one that I have, I love it. I've had the lock for several years now and I think I've only changed the batteries once.

https://smile.amazon.com/Yale-Touchscreen-Deadbolt-SmartThings-YRD240-ZW-619/dp/B00HS1O77G/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1511119278&sr=8-3&keywords=yale+lock+z-wave

I actually use Yale locks(https://amzn.com/B00HS1O77G). If you use the one with a key(https://amzn.com/B005NLKRAO), They are re-keyable to match either Schlage or Kwikset locks to match the rest of the house. Also, you can add either Z-Wave or ZigBee, also to better fit the rest of your house. The Geo-fencing is a feature that comes with the Vera Plus and its app.(https://amzn.com/B01BX9P89Y)

It's this one - it has a Z-wave module, so as long as you have a Z-wave hub it should work fine. I use it with Samsung SmartThings and it can be unlocked and locked over the internet via that.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HS1O77G/

Amazon's saying there's a new version and doesn't seem to have the same thing anymore (still sold by third party sellers but for ridiculous prices :P). I remember the Yale website having the best price when I bought it.

Is anybody here using Yale locks? I'm considering the Yale YRD 240 based on good reviews, functionality and appearance. It's Z-Wave which should work great with my ISY994 based Insteon + Z-Wave system.

I'm considering this same type of setup since letting the dogs out in the middle of the night is a pretty common occurrence. Seems like this security concern could be mitigated if a deadbolt with no exterior key hole was used in the setup, right?

Similar to this one Yale YRD246