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BEVERLY HILLS, CA, UNITED STATES, October 30, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Rently Keyless today announced that it has incorporated Yale Locks & Hardware's new electronic Interconnected Locksets with its multifamily home automation system.

Announced last month, Yale’s new Real Living Assure interconnected locks combine an electronic deadbolt with an integrated lever to offer single motion egress to meet safety and security codes for multifamily properties. The locks eliminate the need for physical keys and instead use push button or touchscreen keypads. There is no wiring required and the locks are easily installed using only a screwdriver, with assistance available via 3D installation guides on the BILT mobile app.

“Managing physical keys is a nuisance for property managers, and with today’s consumers increasingly reliant on hands-free technologies a switch to keyless deadbolts serves the needs of both tenants and property managers,” said Jason Williams, President, ASSA ABLOY U.S. Residential Group, which includes Yale Residential. “We’re delighted that Rently Keyless has opted to integrate our locksets into its system to provide a higher level of security, safety and convenience for renters and property managers.”

Optimized to meet the needs of property managers as they adjust to the evolving preferences of millennial renters, the Rently Keyless multifamily home automation system provides unparalleled control to managers with apartments, homes or vacation rentals.

Through the multifamily home automation system, property managers can set thermostat schedules and limits, add additional members and integrate with the preferred property management software, all in one portal. The platform allows managers to implement smart home technology, without the need for Wi-Fi and tenants are able to control their smart home from the Rently Keyless mobile app.

“Today’s tech-savvy renters expect more from properties and property managers are looking for new ways to attract renters. Smart home functionality makes sense for both sides, meeting the luxury requirements of millennial renters and bringing in financial and operational benefits for the property manager,” said Rently Keyless Co-Founder, Merrick Lackner. “Yale’s Interconnected lockset is an excellent addition to the Rently Keyless multifamily home automation system, giving renters a smart home experience from the minute they unlock their doors.”

Rently Keyless recently showcased its multifamily home automation solution at the 2017 NMHC OPTECH Conference & Exposition, taking place October 25-27 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.

About Rently Keyless
Founded in 2011, Rently delivers access control solutions and home automation to property management and builders across the nation. Rently works with over 4,000 property management companies in the U.S. For more information, visit http://www.rentlykeyless.com/.

About Yale
Yale protects millions of homes and businesses worldwide and is the brand behind locks of every design and function in over 125 countries. Our door locks, digital locks, digital door viewers, padlocks, and more help people to secure their favorite belongings. As one of the oldest international brands, Yale is among the best-known and most respected names in the lock industry. The company is a proud supporter of Habitat for Humanity, and has provided more than 700,000 locks to Habitat for Humanity homes. Yale is part of the ASSA ABLOY Group, the global leader in door opening solutions

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