The Yale Kyra Pro digital push-pull lock is engineered for commercial workspaces, enterprise facilities, and premium residential architectures requiring automated mortise latching and multi-credential management. Built around a fully-auto mortise lock case, the system integrates push-pull mechanical ergonomics with extensive credential capacity, operating on doors with a thickness range between 40 mm and 100 mm with a standard 60 mm backset.
Corporate Boardrooms and Executive Suites
In executive corporate suites and confidential conference rooms, physical privacy and access restriction must be maintained without disrupting workflow. The Yale Kyra Pro accommodates up to 100 unique biometric fingerprints and up to 100 individual PIN codes (ranging from 6 to 10 digits). Facility managers can assign distinct access parameters across leadership and operational teams. For environments where external guests or observers are present, the lock incorporates a scramble PIN code feature. Users can enter arbitrary random numbers before or after their genuine 6-to-10-digit sequence, preventing visual PIN compromise through shoulder surfing or keypad smudging.
Sheltered Enterprise Entrances and Commercial Foyers
The lock's front body dimensions (78 mm W x 390 mm H x 50 mm D) and back body dimensions (76 mm W x 390 mm H x 60 mm D) deliver an expansive architectural presence finished in Matt Black with Champagne Gold Trimming. While the internal electronics require protected, sheltered environments shielded from direct outdoor driving rain, the device is ideally deployed on primary lobby access doors, executive suite entries, and internal security vestibules. Its fully-auto push-pull mortise allows personnel to unlatch and enter seamlessly using one fluid motion after biometric or RFID verification.
Multi-User Commercial Departments and Shared Facilities
Operations housing cross-functional teams—such as design studios, financial offices, and research labs—benefit from flexible multi-modal credentials. With capacity for up to 100 RFID key tags alongside fingerprint and PIN profiles, administrators can tailor credentials to operational protocol. Egress from inside the secure zone is streamlined through the multi-functional back body interface, which permits swift exiting using either an integrated push button or a manual thumb-turn knob.
| Deployment Environment | Door Preparation Required | Recommended Credential Mode | Primary Operational Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Office / Boardroom | 40–100 mm door thickness, 60 mm backset | Biometric Fingerprint / Scramble PIN | Anti-peeping scramble PIN security |
| Sheltered Entrance / Vestibule | 40–100 mm door thickness, 60 mm backset | RFID Keytag / Yale Home App (Bluetooth) | Fully-automated push-pull mortise entry |
| Internal Lab / Archive Room | 40–100 mm door thickness, 60 mm backset | Biometric Fingerprint / RFID Keytag | 100-user capacity with rapid mechanical key override |
Critical Utility Areas and Fail-Safe Emergency Protocols
Facilities requiring continuous internal boundary control rely on redundant power and physical override provisions. The primary electronics are driven by alkaline batteries (they are not included). In instances where internal batteries (they are not included) face unaddressed depletion, technicians or facility supervisors can deploy temporary 5V power via an external Type-C USB emergency port to wake the terminal, or utilize the 2 included mechanical override keys to bypass electronic mortise control entirely, preventing perimeter downtime.
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