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Nuki says its Smart Module is now available in Europe for €359, offering concealed smart access for compatible electromechanical locks. The company also introduced a €179 white Keypad 2 NFC and Theft Detection for both keypad colours; existing black-model owners can add the feature with a €4.90 replacement battery cover.
Austrian smart-lock maker Nuki has launched its Smart Module in Europe for €359, bringing app-based and smart-home access to compatible electromechanical door locks through hardware concealed within the door installation. Nuki also announced a white Keypad 2 NFC priced at €179 and a Theft Detection feature for the keypad range, including a low-cost upgrade for existing black models.
The Smart Module connects directly to compatible motorised locks and automatic door openers, rather than attaching visibly to the inside of a door like Nuki’s retrofit Smart Locks. It can be incorporated during door manufacturing or installed in an existing property by an authorised Nuki Pro Partner. For retrofit installations, the module can sit in a standard flush-mounted electrical box. Nuki says it runs on a permanent power supply, so it does not require batteries or routine recharging.
Nuki says the module includes technology from its fifth-generation smart locks and supports Matter. The company lists Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings among the compatible platforms. Users can also use Nuki app functions such as remote control, Auto Unlock and digital access permissions. Compatible Nuki accessories, including keypads, can provide PIN, fingerprint and NFC Tap to Unlock access. 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 Tap to Unlock, fingerprint and PIN-entry options. It is initially being offered in limited quantities to Nuki Club members, with wider online-store availability planned later. Theft Detection uses a sensor in the keypad’s battery compartment: when enabled, detected movement or removal triggers a notification and an entry in the activity log. Nuki says detection also blocks keypad operation, device reset and pairing with another Nuki product until the owner authenticates with a registered fingerprint or PIN.
Concealed Access for Compatible Doors
The Smart Module gives buyers and door manufacturers an option between a conventional key-based installation and a visible retrofit device. Because it connects to a compatible electromechanical lock and receives permanent power, it may suit new doors or properties where owners want smart access without mounting the lock hardware on the door’s interior. It is not a universal replacement: the door must have a compatible motorised locking system, and retrofit installation is intended to be handled by an authorised partner.
Matter support may also matter to households using different smart-home platforms, since Nuki says the module can connect with four major ecosystems. For existing Keypad 2 NFC owners, the theft feature is a smaller but practical change: Nuki says a replacement cover adds the sensor without requiring a new keypad. The company’s claims about blocking use and pairing after detection describe the feature’s intended security behaviour; the supplied announcement does not include independent testing.
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From March Announcement to European Sale
Nuki first announced the Smart Module in March 2026. The newly reported development is that it is now available across Europe, both through integrated door solutions from participating manufacturers and as a standalone product sold through authorised Nuki Pro Partners and Nuki’s online store. Its €359 price is the manufacturer’s recommended retail price.
The launch adds to Nuki’s existing range of battery-powered retrofit smart locks, which attach to the inside of a door. The Smart Module instead targets compatible electromechanical locking hardware. The accompanying keypad news builds on the Keypad 2 NFC, released earlier in 2026: the white model adds a finish option, while the sensor-equipped replacement cover offers Theft Detection to owners of the existing black version. The white keypad has a recommended price of €179; the replacement cover costs €4.90.
“The Smart Module is designed to integrate smart access functionality directly into compatible electromechanical door locks.”
— Nuki, describing the Smart Module
Compatibility and Availability Limits
Nuki has not provided specific availability details outside Europe. The announcement also does not identify every compatible door lock or give a complete list of participating door manufacturers beyond its partnership with REHAU Window Solutions. Buyers will need to confirm compatibility and installation arrangements with Nuki or an authorised Pro Partner before purchasing.
The company has not specified when the white keypad will reach its regular online store beyond saying wider availability is planned, nor how many units are included in the initial limited release. The announcement also does not detail the Theft Detection sensor’s operating thresholds or provide independent test results for the claimed restrictions after detection.
Retail Rollout and Installation Checks
The Smart Module is available now in Europe through participating door manufacturers, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and Nuki’s online store, according to the company. Prospective buyers will need to check that their locking system is compatible and establish whether the product will be installed as part of a door solution or added by a qualified partner.
Nuki says the white Keypad 2 NFC will move from its limited Nuki Club release to wider online-store availability, but has not announced a date. Owners of black Keypad 2 NFC units can buy the €4.90 sensor-equipped battery cover to add Theft Detection. Further details on rollout beyond Europe and the keypad’s broader retail release remain to be announced.
Key Questions
What is the Nuki Smart Module?
It is a concealed smart-access device that connects to compatible electromechanical locks, including motorised locks and automatic door openers. Unlike Nuki’s retrofit Smart Locks, it is installed within the door setup rather than mounted visibly on the interior.
How much does the Smart Module cost, and where is it available?
Nuki lists a recommended retail price of €359. The company says it is available across Europe through participating door manufacturers, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and its online store. It has not given specific availability information for other markets.
What does Theft Detection do?
When enabled, the keypad’s battery-compartment sensor detects movement or removal and sends a notification, while recording the event in the activity log. Nuki says detection also blocks keypad operation, reset and pairing until the owner authenticates with a registered fingerprint or PIN.
Can owners of the black Keypad 2 NFC add Theft Detection?
Yes. Nuki says owners can replace the battery-compartment cover with a sensor-equipped version priced at €4.90, rather than replacing the entire keypad.
When will the white Keypad 2 NFC be widely available?
The €179 White Edition is initially available in limited quantities to Nuki Club members. Nuki says wider availability through its regular online store is planned but has not announced a date.
Source: homekitnews.com
