Yale Libi® Digital Lock Keyed Support

The Yale Libi^® Digital Lock Keyed fits on most single bore hole standard preparation doors in New Zealand. The door must have a:

• Door thickness between 35mm to 45mm
• Backset of 60mm or 70mm
• Borehole of 54mm

The Yale Libi^® Digital Lock Keyed is designed to fit both right and left-handed doors and will electronically set the correct handing during the initial set-up process. For instructions on how to change the handing of the lock, please refer to the User Guide. 

The programming menu allows you to set and delete user codes or one-time user codes, set programming codes, adjust auto-lock, sound settings and vacation mode.

To access the programming menu:

• If you don’t have a programming code set, press the programming button underneath the battery cover.
• If you’ve enabled a programming code, enter the programming code then press the confirm button.

Auto-lock mode automatically locks your door after a certain time. Switching the slider to the right will enable Auto-lock mode (disabling Passage mode) and will immediately lock your outside handle and trigger your lock to auto-lock after a certain time. The default auto-lock time is 5 seconds. Switching the slider to the left will enable Passage mode (disabling Auto-lock mode) and immediately unlock the outside handle. 

To adjust the time delay:

1. Press the programming button, then 8, then confirm button. If you’ve setup a programming code, instead of pressing the programming button, you’ll need to enter the programming code and then press the confirm button

2. Press 6, then the confirm button

3. Enter the keypad number that corresponds to your time delay preference (in seconds). The time delay can be between 1-99 seconds.

There are 2 access types, PIN code (4-10 digits only) and a mechanical key.

The Yale Libi^® Digital Lock Keyed is simple to install. In most cases it can be installed with just a screwdriver. Click here to view our installation video.

The lock is designed for residential entry doors and is not designed for gates or applications where the interior of the lock is exposed to outdoor elements. 

For homes located near the coast, we recommend installing your lock in areas less exposed to direct wind and salt spray. Positioning it under a sheltered porch or using a weather guard can help minimize direct exposure to the elements. To keep your lock in optimal condition, we advise occasionally wiping it with a damp cloth to remove any salt build-up. This will help maintain its appearance and long-term performance.