How do I install August WIFI Smart Lock?
How do I install August home lock?
All you need to bring is a screwdriver.
- Download the app. Download the August Home app for iOS or Android.
- Remove your thumb latch. You’ll be working on the interior side of your door, where the August lock will mount.
- Add mounting plate and adapter.
- Attach August Lock.
- Insert batteries.
- Finish setup in the app.
How do I install August Smart Lock Gen 1?
Attach the August Smart Lock.
Pull out both side wing latches. Slide the August Smart Lock over the tail piece and attach it to the mounting plate. Make sure the back of the lock is flush with the door. To secure the August Smart Lock, clamp down both side wing latches to the mounting plate completely.
How do you remove August lock?
If you no longer wish to use the existing lock, you can remove it from your account following the steps below:
- Open the August App and navigate to the lock in the keychain.
- Go to the guest list and select the contact and then choose REMOVE SELF.
How do you use August Smart Lock?
All August Smart Locks simply attach to your existing deadbolt, on the inside of your door. Since it does not change the exterior of your lock your keys will still work. Works with your existing single-cylinder deadbolt. Installs in minutes on the inside of your door.
Will August Smart Lock work without wifi?
Yes, August smart locks can be operated without Wi-Fi as they can also connect via Bluetooth or Z-Wave.
Which August lock should I buy?
If you’re interested in adding to your HomeKit or Z-Wave-based smart home setup, your best chance is going to be the August Smart Lock Pro + Connect. If you’re using an Amazon Echo, a Google Home, or want remote access to your August Smart Lock, you can save money by purchasing the August Smart Lock and August Connect.
Is August Smart Lock worth it?
At $250, the new lock is pricey but it’s in the same price range as the previous generation lock, and well worth your money if you’re looking to get your front door online. I popped it onto the back of my door and lived with it for a week.