How to Install and Set Up Your Nuki Smart Lock

[@andkyrmar]

Best Nuki set up guide on KZbin. Thank you.

[@PoseidwnTech]

You're welcome! Thank you so much for your comment!

[@badvezir4333]

Thank you for taking the time to create such a helpful video!

[@PoseidwnTech]

You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!

[@NahumLavian]

i got a question, since the key must to always stay n the cylinder, so the door can not be opened from outside by the key, because when there's key on the door from one side the key can not open it , at least our door is like this

[@Soulflytribe04]

This is addressed on the video

[@PoseidwnTech]

You must use a cylinder with emergency function. Please check at 18:00 of the video.

[@ralphhebgen7067]

8:34 but hang on… is the outer casket simply shoved on and clicks into place? If so, cannot anybody come along and remove it, and then manually open the door? Even take the key? Does not seem very secure to me - am I missing something?

[@pellegustafson3344]

It’s on the inside of the door.

[@Sup3rvisoR]

If your door doesn't have a lever outside and you open it with the key half turn, does nuki have a function or settings to do that ??

[@drunkbiscuit]

Need the answer to this as well

[@PoseidwnTech]

Yes of course! Under general settings you can adjust the Unlatch duration for example 3 seconds. From the app, instead of selecting Unlock you can select Open door.

[@Panos.Panagiotidis]

Nice video as always! And the nuki is great solution for me.. I forgotten always my keys

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful!

[@mtlsi]

Thank you, great video.

[@PoseidwnTech]

You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!

[@anthonyhill6943]

Thank you for this excellent video.

[@PoseidwnTech]

My pleasure! Thank you for your comment!

[@David-bl1bt]

A very well presented and comprehensive tutorial, thank you for taking the time to produce this. Regarding the Bluetooth fob, can it ge disabked via the app, for example if you loose it?

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you for your comment! You can remove the Fob from the app : Settings --> Fob --> Select your Fob and then tap on Remove Fob.

[@qawork1856]

will there be any alert if use emergency key to open the door? Just if case if a theft open the door with his key, will the lock alert on my phone?

[@PoseidwnTech]

You will receive a notification "Manually Unlocked" butt there isn't any alert.

[@dabenv]

Hi, interesting video. Your key is similar to mine, which protrudes 40mm from the cylinder (and not a maximum of 37 as indicated). Yours? do you think it's a problem? Thanks in advance

[@PoseidwnTech]

You are right! In the video I used a key that protruded from cylinder more that 37mm and I highly recommend not to do it. After the video I ordered shorter keys!

[@stephanosleandrou5644]

Hi and congratulations on the very comprehensive video. If I choose nuki 3.0 Pro, is the bridge option still required;

[@geodad]

No

[@David-bl1bt]

The pro version has wifi functionality built in. Be aware that as it uses more power to run the WiFi radio the battery life will be impacted.

[@mitsingas]

Hello there, First of all, nice explanation & video👌keep it up! Secondly, I would like to ask the following: Let's assume that I have built in Alexa on smart control panels in the house (alexa device anyway), can anyone trigger the Alexa from the outside and unlock the door? Right? Or is there any 2nd layer of protection like GPS coordination and/or Bluetooth connection that needs to be already established in order for the Nuki to trigger and proceed to unlock the door? I hope my questions are clear! Thank you for your time :)

[@David-bl1bt]

I learned from another video than during the setup of this lock with Alexa it asks for s pin number to assign to the lock, this pin will be asked for befor alexa will execute the command.

[@tts17-thetokensquare68]

hey all, one small question, how secure is this? if someone has access to this box, is not possible to brake it and use the key? do i miss something?

[@PoseidwnTech]

The smart lock is installed on the interior side of the door. Therefore, for someone to access it, he must be inside the house.

[@tts17-thetokensquare68]

@@PoseidwnTech is not possible to install a solution so that we open from outside?

[@PoseidwnTech]

@@tts17-thetokensquare68 you can lock an unlock your door from outside. However the smart lock is installed inside.

[@tts17-thetokensquare68]

@@PoseidwnTech if no battery or issue with the device(which is inside), can we use the key like another solution?. i think yes, right?

[@PoseidwnTech]

@@tts17-thetokensquare68 you can use a key outside, or manually turning the Knob inside. For using your key to unlock your door from outside please note that you will need a cylinder with emergency function. Check 18:00 of the video.

[@ТарасІв-е3ж]

What happens when the battery is discharged? Does the lock open automatically?

[@PoseidwnTech]

No it will not open! Remember that you can manually unlock the door by turning the knob (inside) or using your key (outside). Of course you will receive a notification when battery is low and the lock's LED will be red. In my house when the battery is low I wait until night and then I lock the door, I remove the battery pack and I charge it over night. In the morning I reconnect the battery pack and I use the lock as usual. We use a lot our Nuki so in my case the battery lasts for about 4 months.

[@-never-gonna-give-you-up-]

This lock moves all around when locking and unlocking and it looks like it doesn't have a solid mount which is not good.

[@PoseidwnTech]

There was indeed a point in the video that lock moves a little bit during locking (11:40) and that was because I used a key that protruded from cylinder more that 37mm and not because it wasn't mounted securely on the cylinder. Of course after changing the key everything was normal. Thanks for pointing this out!

[@-never-gonna-give-you-up-]

@@PoseidwnTech ahhh i see 👍🏻

[@headerahelix]

Not suitable for a common Nordic door type.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you for the feedback! I'm curious, what type of smart locks do you use in your country?