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Nuki says its Smart Module, which integrates into compatible electromechanical door locks, is now available in Europe for €359. The company has also introduced a €179 white Keypad 2 NFC and a theft-detection retrofit cover for existing black keypads, priced at €4.90.
Smart-lock maker Nuki has launched its €359 Smart Module in Europe, a device designed to put smart access functions inside compatible electromechanical door-lock systems rather than on the interior face of a door. The Austrian company also announced a white Keypad 2 NFC and a theft-detection feature for the keypad range, including existing black units.
The Smart Module connects directly to compatible motorised locks and automatic door openers. It can be built into a new door during manufacturing or fitted to an existing door with a compatible system. Nuki says retrofit installation can place the hardware in a standard flush-mounted electrical box, keeping it out of view. Existing doors require installation by an authorised Nuki Pro Partner, such as an electrician or system integrator.
Unlike Nuki’s battery-powered retrofit locks, the module uses a permanent power supply and does not need batteries or periodic recharging. It includes Matter support and can connect with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings. Nuki says users can also use features such as remote control, Auto Unlock and digital access permissions through its app, as well as compatible accessories that offer PIN, fingerprint or NFC unlocking.
The Keypad 2 NFC White Edition retains the black model’s NFC Tap to Unlock, fingerprint recognition and PIN entry. It is priced at €179 and will initially be sold in limited quantities to Nuki Club members, with broader online-store availability planned. Theft Detection uses a sensor in the keypad’s battery compartment. Nuki says movement or removal can trigger a notification and an activity-log entry; existing black-model owners can add the sensor by buying a €4.90 replacement battery-compartment cover, rather than replacing the full keypad.
Concealed Access Without Lock Batteries
The Smart Module gives door manufacturers and owners of compatible motorised locks a different route to Nuki smart access: the electronics can be integrated into the door installation, instead of attaching a visible retrofit lock to its interior. Its permanent power supply also removes the need to recharge or replace lock batteries, although installation depends on having a compatible locking system and, for retrofits, access to an authorised installer.
Matter support may make the module relevant to households using different smart-home platforms, including Apple Home. The keypad updates address a separate concern: buyers can choose a lighter-colored exterior accessory, while current black Keypad 2 NFC owners can add the theft-detection sensor without buying a new keypad. Nuki describes the feature as a security measure, but its behavior and limits should be understood from the company’s product information rather than treated as an independently verified security assessment.
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From Retrofit Locks to Door Integration
Nuki’s existing Smart Lock products attach to the inside of an already-installed door. The new module takes a different approach by connecting to the door’s electromechanical locking hardware. Nuki first announced the Smart Module in March, according to Homekit News and Reviews, and has now made it available through door-manufacturer integrations, authorised Pro Partners and its online store.
The company is working with REHAU Window Solutions to support incorporation of the module into door production. The Keypad 2 NFC itself was released earlier in 2026; the white version adds a color option rather than a new unlocking method. The stated prices are manufacturer-recommended retail prices in euros. Nuki has not supplied specific availability information for markets outside Europe.
“The Smart Module uses a permanent power supply and does not require batteries or periodic recharging.”
— Nuki, as reported by Homekit News and Reviews
Compatibility and Regional Availability
Nuki has not specified which door models or electromechanical locking systems are compatible, nor has it provided a complete list of manufacturers offering integrated doors. Details such as installation costs beyond the module’s price, the availability of Pro Partners by location and any additional requirements for particular installations are not included in the source report. Buyers will need to confirm compatibility and installation arrangements with Nuki or a participating partner.
Availability outside Europe remains unspecified. The report also does not give a date for general retail availability of the white keypad, beyond saying that wider availability is planned after its limited Nuki Club release. Nuki’s claims about theft detection, keypad lockout and recovery are company descriptions; independent testing or further technical detail is not provided.
Wider Keypad Sales and Installation
The Smart Module is available now in Europe through participating door solutions, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and Nuki’s online store, at a recommended retail price of €359. The next practical step for prospective buyers is to check whether their lock system is compatible and whether a local authorised installer can fit it.
Nuki plans to move the white keypad beyond its limited Club release to its regular online store, but has not announced a date in the source report. Existing black Keypad 2 NFC owners can purchase the sensor-equipped cover for €4.90. Further details about broader keypad availability and sales outside Europe have not been provided.
Key Questions
What is the Nuki Smart Module?
It is a smart-access device that connects to compatible electromechanical locks, including motorised locks and automatic door openers. It is designed to be concealed within a door installation rather than mounted visibly on the interior.
How much does the Smart Module cost?
Nuki’s recommended retail price is €359. The company says it is available in Europe through participating door manufacturers, authorised Nuki Pro Partners and its online store.
What does Theft Detection do on Keypad 2 NFC?
Nuki says a sensor in the battery compartment detects movement or removal. When enabled, detection can send a notification and record the event in the activity log; Nuki also says it blocks keypad operation, resetting and pairing after detection 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; they do not need to replace 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 no specific date is provided.
Source: homekitnews.com
