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ACCENTRA AU-4705LN-626 4700LN-Series Cylindrical Lockset, Storeroom/Closet (F86) Function, Augusta Lever, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 8897FL-AUR-626 8800 Series Electrified Mortise Lock, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 8891FL E3 HA REX 606Mortise Lock with Fail-Secure Electric Strike, REX Function, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 8891FL-CRR-626 8800 Series Electrified Mortise Lock, Tubular Round Lever with Return, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 8891FL-AUR-626-RHR 8800 Series Electrified Mortise Lock, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 60-7700-0071-000 Del Egress Exit Circuit Board
ACCENTRA 5491LN-AU-626 5400LN Series Heavy-Duty Electric Lever Lock, Augusta Lever, Satin Chrome
ACCENTRA 51 689 Door Closer, Aluminum Painted
ACCENTRA 4601LN-PB-613E Cylindrical Passage Lever Set, Pacific Beach Lever, Dark Satin Bronze
ACCENTRA 217F-689 Trim for 2100 Series Exit Devices, Nighthlatch Function, Aluminum Finish
Yale YRD654-ZW2-BSP Pro 2 Key-Free Touchscreen Smart Lock with Z-Wave ZW2, Black Suede
Yale YRD654-ZW2-BSP Pro 2 Key-Free Touchscreen Smart Lock with Z-Wave ZW2, Black Suede
Yale YRD654-ZW2-0BP Pro 2 Key Free Touchscreen Keypad Lock with Z-Wave Plus, Oil Rubbed Bronze
Yale YRD654-ZW2-0BP Pro 2 Key Free Touchscreen Keypad Lock with Z-Wave Plus, Oil Rubbed Bronze

Smart Home Security Devices

Find smart home security devices for home monitoring, access and automated security workflows. Here you can compare connected security sensors, cameras, locks and supporting smart-security components in one focused category. A well-matched product can simplify installation, reduce compatibility issues and leave room for future expansion, so selection should begin with the system requirements and not just the individual device or accessory.

Match Smart Home Security to Your System

Choose by system requirements first. Key points to compare include device type, network or wireless protocol, controller compatibility, alerting, power and privacy or placement requirements. For retrofit work, document the equipment already installed and verify interfaces before changing components. That approach helps avoid purchasing hardware that is technically capable but not appropriate for the specific installation.