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Nuki says its Smart Module is now available in Europe for €359, offering concealed smart access for compatible electromechanical door locks. The company also introduced a white Keypad 2 NFC for €179 and a €4.90 sensor-equipped battery cover that adds Theft Detection to existing black models.
Austrian smart-lock maker Nuki has made its concealed Smart Module available in Europe for €359 and announced a white version of its Keypad 2 NFC, plus Theft Detection for the keypad range. The launch expands Nuki’s options beyond retrofit locks mounted on a door’s interior, while adding a security feature to both new and existing keypad installations.
The Smart Module connects to compatible electromechanical locking mechanisms, including motorised locks and automatic door openers. Instead of attaching visible hardware to the inside of the door, the module is integrated into the door installation. It can be incorporated when a door is manufactured or fitted to a compatible existing door by an authorised Nuki Pro Partner, such as an electrician or system integrator. For retrofit work, the hardware can be installed in a standard flush-mounted electrical box.
Nuki says the module uses a permanent power supply, so it does not require batteries or periodic recharging. It includes Matter support and works with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings. The Nuki app supports remote control, Auto Unlock and digital access permissions. Compatible keypad accessories can add PIN, fingerprint and NFC-based Tap to Unlock entry. Nuki has partnered with REHAU Window Solutions to support integration into door manufacturing.
The Keypad 2 NFC White Edition retains the black model’s NFC, fingerprint and PIN unlocking methods. It is priced at €179 and will first be offered in limited quantities to Nuki Club members, before wider availability through Nuki’s online store. Theft Detection uses a sensor in the keypad’s battery compartment to detect movement or removal. For existing black Keypad 2 NFC units, Nuki sells a replacement battery compartment cover containing the sensor for €4.90; owners do not need to replace the whole keypad.
Concealed Locks Expand Installation Choices
The Smart Module gives homeowners, door makers and installers another way to add connected access to a door: the smart hardware can be concealed rather than mounted visibly on the interior. That may suit new door projects or properties with compatible motorised locking hardware, though it is not a universal replacement for a retrofit smart lock. Buyers need to check compatibility and, for existing doors, arrange installation through an authorised professional.
Matter support also connects the module with several major smart-home platforms, while Nuki’s app and accessories provide additional access methods. The keypad changes serve different needs: the white finish offers a colour choice for lighter entrances, and the sensor-cover upgrade lets owners of black models add Theft Detection without purchasing another keypad.
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From March Announcement to European Sales
Nuki first announced the Smart Module in March, positioning it as an alternative to the company’s conventional battery-powered retrofit locks. Those products attach to an existing door, while the module connects directly to a compatible electromechanical lock. The new product is aimed at both newly manufactured doors and existing installations that meet its compatibility requirements.
The company says the Smart Module is available now in Europe as part of an integrated door solution from participating manufacturers or as a standalone product through authorised Nuki Pro Partners and Nuki’s online store. The stated prices—€359 for the module, €179 for the white keypad and €4.90 for the sensor cover—are manufacturer’s recommended retail prices in euros. The report provides no specific availability information for markets outside Europe.
“The Smart Module uses a permanent power supply and does not require batteries or periodic recharging.”
— Nuki
Compatibility and Rollout Details
Nuki’s announcement does not identify every compatible lock or door system, so prospective buyers will need to verify whether their installation supports the module. Details such as installation costs beyond the product price are not specified. The source also gives no availability timeline outside Europe, and does not state when the white keypad will move from limited Club sales to wider availability.
The company describes Theft Detection’s response to movement, including notifications and restrictions on keypad operation, resetting or pairing after detection. The announcement does not provide independent testing or further technical detail about how the sensor distinguishes removal from ordinary handling. Nuki says a registered fingerprint or PIN restores normal operation after legitimate movement.
Watch for Wider Keypad Sales
The Smart Module is on sale in Europe through participating door manufacturers, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and Nuki’s online store. Buyers considering an existing-door installation should confirm compatibility with Nuki or an authorised installer before purchasing. Nuki has not announced a date for wider sales of the white Keypad 2 NFC; the initial limited release is for Nuki Club members. Further information about availability in other regions has not been provided.
Key Questions
What is the Nuki Smart Module?
It is a concealed smart-access module that connects to compatible electromechanical locks, including motorised locks and automatic door openers. Unlike Nuki’s standard retrofit locks, it is not mounted visibly on the interior of the door.
How much does the Smart Module cost, and where is it available?
Nuki lists a recommended retail price of €359. It is available in Europe through participating door manufacturers, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and the Nuki online store. The company has not provided specific availability details for other markets.
What does Theft Detection do?
A sensor in the Keypad 2 NFC battery compartment detects movement or removal. When enabled, Nuki says it sends a notification and logs the event; it also restricts keypad operation, resetting and pairing after detection. A registered fingerprint or PIN can restore normal use after legitimate movement.
Can owners of the black Keypad 2 NFC get Theft Detection?
Yes. Owners can replace the battery compartment cover with Nuki’s sensor-equipped version for €4.90, rather than buying a new keypad.
What is different about the white Keypad 2 NFC?
The white edition has the same listed NFC Tap to Unlock, fingerprint and PIN functions as the existing black model. It costs €179 and is initially offered in limited quantities to Nuki Club members, with wider sales planned later.
Source: homekitnews.com
