Pressus LockIQ Pro

Compared to a Yale Keyfree Connected, the lower screw hole is in exatly the right position, and the upper screw hole is adjustable by a slider. My door was a standard UPVC door. The instructions warn that the handle only turns 45 degrees. THis should always be enough if you're willing to adjust the hinges etc so 45 degrees clears the last bolt (the standard bolt if it does not retract perfectly all the way). One side of the adjustable bolt goes into a threaded cylinder, then there is a similar slider on the other side, not clear what that is for as a tapered scrw head into that slider may not be strong enough, so I put a larger nut onto that bolt to hold that slot. In other words, be prepared to improvis just a little bit here and there. I had to cut the two long screws each about 1/2 inch shorter for my door and I ued the longer square spindle, again cut it down by 1/2 inch with a hacksaw. Once a hole is drilled for the cable it isn't clear where the cable and connector should lie. Rather than drill or chisel out a place for them, I unscrewed the sheet metal back of the inner mechanism and stuffe the cable and connector through the hole, making sure it lays in a harmless place then put the sheet metal back. These are all EASY LITTLE things that anyone can do and WILL DEFINITELY WORK.

There are so many smart locks available it took a while to read the reviews and watch all the YouTube videos.I felt confident choosing the Ruveno and when it arrived I was happy I'd made the right choice.The lock feels very solid and likely to last under constant daily use. The fixtures and fittings supplied are all stainless steel and of good quality. I fitted the lock to a solid wooden door and had no trouble at all. The instructions are basic but adequate. The printed template is very precise and easily locates the holes that need to be drilled. Once fitted to the door it was quick and easy to install the App and connect to the lock. Adding pass codes to unlock the door is very quick and simple. The RFID cards are just as easy to pair.The lock has been inconstant use for a few weeks now and has proved to be 100% reliable.I have been pleasantly surprised how much easier it is to open the door with a wave of an RFID card compared to using a bunch of keys, my life already seems simpler yet more secure.I definitely made the right choice and I will be happy fitting Ruveno locks for my neighbours in the near future.

I purchased this for international guests arriving. It worked like a dream adding their fingerprints and codes. It's so nice to go out without having to carry keys.The package arrived on time and securely. The package contents were great, however measure your door and the existing shank as I had to buy an additional 100mm shank with pre-drilled hole in order to fit this door handle to my uPVC door.Note that using existing door handle holes and 5 point locking mechanism is quite easy however do watch the YouTube review video as their is useful info contained in it about the wiring and the connections.Being a novice DIYer, it was a little fiddly to install but I got there in the end when I had the correct shank length and worked out the anchors.For Ruveno, they should ask what length shank you need for your door and provide the correct one, ie 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, as this will help with installing on various doors and they should provide some way to hold the plate opener for the manual override key, maybe on a key ring with the manual keys.Overall a great product and does it's job well.

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I bought one as a punt and was so pleased I bought another.These work very well. The fingerprint sensor will almost always work on at least the second attempt although if the sensor or your finger is even slightly wet it really doesn’t work so these are not ideal to use if they’re going to get directly rained on so consider this before purchasing. My doors are slightly sheltered so work great for me.Using a code for entry is a bit fiddly as the buttons are rather small but they work fine.The app can also log all access attempts which will tell you which finger print or code was used so you can track who’s used the door. A nice feature would be a camera that takes a snapshot of everyone who attempts to access the lock. If they made a paired camera that connected to the lock I’d buy it.I almost purchased a branded lock from Yale but I’m glad I got these instead. You get a lot of bang for your buck.They do also fit on basically any door. They come with a replacement lock for your door mortise and something that wasn’t clear in the instructions is that you don’t need to use it. Just mount on your existing lock which if on a uPVC or composite door with the top and bottom extra catches, is likely better than what’s included.

I've had this door lock fitted for a few months now. I decided to wait to review the lock until we had a good use of its features.Firstly, the fitting of the unit can be really simple or really awkward depending on the type of door you have, and the handle you're swapping out. We have a Coldseal uPVC door with multipoint locks and reinforced steel panelling. This lock is similar in design to the original door handle but not similar enough to avoid considerable effort and time to fit.Due to the nature of our specific door, there was some drilling of new holes required to feed the cable for connection to the battery side and and retaining bolts through to the outside unit. Given there is a steel plate for reinforcement of our door that is not designed to be easily drilled, this took some time to ensure the door was not totally ruined whilst penetrating the steel shielding.The manufacturers state in their instruction material that it is not compatible with multipoint locking mechanisms. Well, as it happens I was able to make this work without swapping out the original catch and locking parts. The power cable was a little fiddly to feed through the door and connect but with some patience and perseverance I successfully managed to get everything connected up and working. We have a fully functional multipoint locking door using this lock but you may not be so lucky.As this was not a perfect fit from the original handle, I was left with a 1 inch semicircular hole underneath the handle which needed to be filled. You can get uPVC panel repair kits that are like a putty to use and harden to a solid plastic state. After receiving delivery of the repair kit I was able to sort this out and the door is now gap-free and as secure as it was before fitting.I go through this little story to demonstrate that the replacement process might not be as straight forward as you might think. It all depends on the age and style of your existing door. The best scenario is to fit to a brand new door that has not been cut to suit a previous fitting, but most people I'm sure will be wanting to retrofit. Before you order, be prepared to either undertake some serious DIY or pay a qualified tradesman.The lock itself is great. I have invested in a remote gateway and have full access to lock and unlock the door wherever I am. The internal storage of the unit deals with the registration of up to 200 users (there's only 3 of us) and you can access by either RFID card, fingerprint, numeric code or phone app. No personal biometrics are shared outside of the individual locks internal storage.The phone app is pretty basic but easy enough to use. Generic RFID cards work with this lock so you can produce new "Keys" for around 20p each if you shop around for the correct frequency of card (13.56MHZ cards required). The fingerprint reader is a pain if you have wet hands so it's best to have a card as a backup just in case.I installed Duracell Optimum batteries into the lock and we are currently at 65% battery power after 7 months of general use. You do get 2 rather specific manual keys should the batteries die and there is a micro-USB socket behind the protective plate to power the lock temporarily to gain access (you cannot use this for full-time powering the lock).I'm happy with the lock and it has provided a new level of convenience for us. It is secure and operates similar to hotel room locking mechanisms by mechanically separating the handle from the catch and mortice locking mechanisms. The unit is good quality with solid metal components and has survived recent bad weather. Just make considerations to the installation effort or costs required to avoid disappointment.