Exciting developments are here for users or those curious about the Yale Linus Smart Lock L2: the brand is launching a firmware update that brings Matter compatibility to the device.
Enhanced Interoperability
This new firmware update greatly improves the Linus L2’s ability to work with other smart devices. Although the smart lock had already been able to connect with various smart home products, the addition of Matter compatibility opens up a much broader range of possibilities. Matter is a smart home standard that enables many devices and services to communicate seamlessly, which means the Yale Linus L2 can now work with an extensive variety of smart ecosystems, including Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home, and Samsung SmartThings. The company also assures users that setting up the smart lock will be a straightforward process.
A Year in the Making
Yale introduced the Linus Smart Lock L2 about a year ago. While Matter compatibility was initially announced at that time, it has finally arrived ten months later. One of the standout features of the Yale smart lock is its sleek design, among other key attributes. The brand indicates that it is compatible with most mechanical locks and cylinders, and it includes a built-in Wi-Fi bridge for added convenience.
Easy Control Options
There are multiple ways to manage the smart lock, such as using the Yale App, Yale Smart Keyboard, and Yale Dot. Additionally, the device can integrate with products from the Yale Smart Security Ecosystem, including the Smart Alarm, Smart Cameras, and Smart Video Doorbell. Thanks to the recent update, the variety of options for managing your security has significantly grown.
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