An other option to open the door is Home assistant companion app, a widget that opens the door.Tag reader by the door with ESPhome, DIY guide: Tag reader for Home Assistant – ADONNO.Integrated in Home Assistant with a Zwave stick( AEON Labs ZW090 Z-Stick Gen5 EU) following this guide: Danalock V3 Z-Wave guide.Not using it with the Danalock app nor the bridge so no experiences with those. I have this lock for a couple weeks now and have no problems with it so far. It’s a fairly low-cost experiment to try, though, much cheaper than a new full lock. I THINK this would work for a 916 too, since they are almost the same under the shell, and I suspect they use the same interchangeable radio cards, but I’m not positive. You will need to reprogram your codes, though.

No need to change any other components of the lock. That’s it! It’s as simple as unplugging the circuit board from your installed lock and plugging in the one that comes with the Convert. I purchased the Kwikset 914 Convert product (only $40 at Amazon, product B072NCJTNG, says it’s “Amazon Key Edition” but it’s really just Zigbee) and swapped the plug-in cards. If you give up on Z-Wave and want to do the switch, here’s what I did: Manual lock/unlock reports come in practically instantly, whereas on Z-Wave it could take 10-15 seconds, or might never show up. I was able to upgrade them to Zigbee by swapping their radio boards, and Zigbee has worked fantastically for me (zigbee2mqtt, CC2652R Launchpad board) ever since. I had similar problems with Kwikset 914 SmartCode locks - three of them, and their states would get out-of-sync way more than I would like.

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