Door Compatibility Guide

Door Compatibility & Product Specifications: Smart Mortise

To determine if your door is compatible, follow these steps:

a) Measure door thickness

As illustrated, your door will need to be between 40mm – 60mm.

b) Determine clearance from gate

Clearance from door to metal gate should be more than 70mm.

c) Determine clearance from door edge

Clearance from the edge of the door should be at least 190mm till the end of the handle of the Smart Mortise.
Also, note that the door edge to the end of the Smart Mortise body should be 110mm.

d) Determine clearance for height of lock

The Smart Mortise will need a clearance of 305mm or more for its height.

The entire area must be completely flat and unobstructed on both sides of the door when you are measuring for these requirements.

The Smart Mortise will replace your existing lock mechanism. Here’s a comparison chart to give you a better idea of what your door might look like before and after the installation:

If you have an existing long handlebar on your door, you’ll be required to remove it. The Smart Mortise is not recommended in this case as both handles will interfere with each other.

One last thing to note is that left- or right-hand installation does not matter. The Smart Mortise’s handle can be tweaked to suit your needs.

5. Door Compatibility & Product Specifications: Smart Deadbolt 2s

If you’ve decided to get an add-on to your door, the Smart Deadbolts are your best choices. While both the Smart Deadbolt 2S and Deadbolt 02 share similarities, there are some disparities in measurements.

The Smart Deadbolt 2S should comply with these specifications:

a) Measure door thickness 

The Smart Deadbolt 2S requires your door thickness to be between 35mm – 60mm.

b) Determine clearance from gate

Gate clearance distance should be a minimum of 20mm, much lesser as compared to the Smart Mortise. This is because the Smart Deadbolts do not have a handle and will be sitting above your existing one on the door.

c) Determine clearance from door edge

If you’re installing on a new door with no existing holes drilled, ensure you have at least 110mm from the door edge.

If you’re replacing an existing deadbolt lock, measure the edge of the door to the middle of the keyhole. If the existing bolt assembly is 60mm, you’ll need 110mm from the door edge. If you measured 70mm, then you’ll require 120mm of clearance.

d) Determine clearance of height

Ensure that you have 208mm worth of flat space available for the installation of the Smart Deadbolt 2S. The hardware measures at 148mm length-wise. You’ll need a 50mm distance at the bottom of the lock too. This is to provide clearance for an external DC9V battery in the event an emergency jump-start is required.

The point of contact for the external battery is illustrated in the image above, located at the very end of the lock.

The Smart Deadbolt 2S will either replace your existing deadbolt lock or sit above an existing mortise set as it does not have a handle attached. Here’s what your door should look like before and after installation: