Questions about Nuki Smart Lock Pro (4th Gen) CH cylinder

Does this work with handleless doors on the outside?

What kind of adapter do I need for a rotary knob?

What kind of adapter do I need for the rotary knob?

Can I use a Nuki Smart Lock Pro 4th Gen with a corresponding adapter on a rotary knob? According to Nuki, this model is only possible for cylinders with a key?

Would this work on a French window without a lock or external handle?

We have a Kaba cylinder, so when it is turned on the outside, the key remains still on the inside. Depending on the actions on the outside, the Nuki on the inside must therefore turn several times in the same direction. Can the Nuki do this? (Example: The Nuki has opened the door, so it is in the open position. Now the outside is closed with the key, the Nuki does not notice anything because the key remains still on the inside. Now the Nuki should open again, although it is still open in the turn position).

We have a door with a Domakaba cylinder, but with an emergency exit function, i.e. even if it is closed, I can always get out if the door latch is pressed. When opening from the outside, after unlocking, the key must be turned further until the retaining bolt engages with the door latch (similar to doors with a handle). Can the Nuki do this?

Does it come with an adapter for the door knob?

Does the Nuki pro 4 gen also have Thread?

Does the Nuki also work with priority function locks (the key is pushed slightly outwards if a key is already inserted in the lock opposite)?

Is the Nuki door knob adapter DORMA, KABA included with the Nuki Smart Lock Pro (4th Gen) CH cylinder? Is this adapter compatible with Generation 4 or only with older generations?

Hi, do you have any recommendations for a suitable cylinder? Thank you!

Can the door be locked or unlocked from the inside in a straight forward manner (i.e., without using a smartphone or other device), for example, by pushing a button? How about locking the door, for example, when an unsupervised visitor, e.g., a cleaning person, leaves?

Is this article (Nuki CH cylinder) combatible with swiss round cylinder 22mm RZ?

Does the NUKI also work on doors where there is no latch on the outside and the door only opens by pushing the bolt back with the key? And if so, does the NUKI hold back the bolt permanently or only for a short time, as is the case with automatic door locks in apartment blocks?

I have a rotary knob. Latest cylinder from Kaba. If someone holds the knob from the inside, or it used to be my Nuki, I couldn't open it with the key. Has this been improved? Perhaps an owner of the new Nuki can test this. Or does anyone have an alternative to the Nuki?

I have a three-point locking system, does that work with Nuki?

Does the Nuki smart lock 4th CH the battery pack already included or just the batteries?

Is there an adapter for the Nuki Smart Lock Pro (4th Gen) CH cylinder if a knob is attached to the inside of the door?

Hello, but is this cylinder theft-proof? After all, that's what locks are supposed to do: prevent burglars from entering the house....

I took the Nuki test to determine whether the Smart Lock Pro would work with my KABA lock. The result was no. Apparently my lock fails because I cannot use a key on the outside to open the lock when there's a key in the lock on the inside. Is there any way, perhaps with an adapter of some kind, to solve this incompatibility? Why I ask? The substitute for a friend's cleaning woman couldn't get the key to the friend's apartment from the cleaning agency, so when the friend returned home the apartment had not been cleaned. A device like this one could have solved that problem and others like it.

Hello I have a door that does not have a door latch on the outside. To open the door, I have to turn the key from the neutral position on the outside and leave it there until the door is open. The key is therefore the door latch, so to speak. Can the Nuki turn the key (from the inside, of course) and hold the position of the key until the door is open? And if so, how long does the Nuki remain in this position?

I'm having a bit of trouble understanding... So basically I've got my key inserted outside the lock in a not very strong case. So basically, I want to rob this person, I put a big kick on the nuki, I open it, I take the key and I go back to his place... Security level 0....