Andersen Entry Doors, Multipoint Locks, and Yale Assure Options

Andersen lists Yale Assure options for named entry-door, hinged-patio, and folding-door families. That product-line statement is a starting point, not proof that a particular installed door has the right hardware, preparation, or operating sequence.

Match the listed option to the actual door

Andersen’s door-hardware page names A-Series and E-Series hinged patio doors, entry doors, and folding doors for Yale Assure. It also says hardware is sold separately and options vary by product. Identify the exact unit before treating the listing as a fit result; the Product ID guide explains what to record.

Andersen listings describe different active trim variants:

Use the part number shown on the actual product and verify that the current installation guide covers your door type and thickness. A smart-home integration name or product-line listing does not establish mechanical fit or current regional service.

Check the complete locking sequence

Mechanical and electronic checks are separate. Confirm the lock’s door preparation, panel roles, handing, required handles or bolts, and any spacer specified by the exact guide. The YRM276/YRM476 Andersen guide says the hookbolts must be manually locked before Yale Assure can lock the deadbolt on its named 200/400 Series hinged-patio path. Read the hookbolt check for that specific limitation.

Before purchase, verify the exact trim, installed mechanism, full door operation, and the bridge or controller needed for the features you intend to use. If the product listing and the unit’s guide do not match, keep the answer conditional and ask Andersen or a qualified installer.