igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint
At A Glance
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The igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint (model IGM4, sold by igloohome as the Smart Mortise 2+) is a full-format mortice leverset offering five access methods on a single door: fingerprint biometrics, PIN code, Bluetooth, RFID tags and stickers, and mechanical key. Built on igloohome's algoPIN platform, every PIN code is generated in the app and validated by the lock hardware itself, so no Wi-Fi connection is required at the property for any access method to function. Browse the rest of the igloohome range or the wider fingerprint smart lock category.
For Airbnb hosts and short-stay property managers, the lock connects natively to Airbnb Connect through the igloohome app. Once linked to a listing, guest PIN codes are generated automatically per confirmed reservation, delivered to guests between 1 and 48 hours before check-in, valid only for the duration of the booking, and expiring automatically at checkout. No manual code management is required between stays. See our guide to using igloohome for Airbnb in Australia and Chapter 07 - Airbnb and Short-Stay Rentals in the Buyer's Guide for the complete workflow.
The lock suits timber swing doors 40-70mm thick and is field-configurable for left- and right-hand installation. It includes both dead bolt and latch bolt operation, a child and pet safety handle function on the inner body, and a fire detection alarm that automatically unlocks the door when the internal sensor reads around 70 degrees C for a sustained period. The lock carries an IP64 rating, which is full dust protection plus resistance to water splash from any direction. All five access methods operate standalone without a hub; the optional igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge (sold separately) adds remote unlock, real-time notifications and Alexa voice control. The lock also works with Samsung SmartThings.
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The igloohome Smart Mortice V2 + Fingerprint integrates natively with Airbnb Connect, with no extra subscription fee. Guest PIN codes are generated automatically per reservation and delivered before check-in, and no Wi-Fi is needed at the property for any PIN to work. Add the igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge for remote unlock and real-time notifications. Full guide: Chapter 07 - Airbnb and Short-Stay Rentals, including a comparison of igloohome versus TTLock for hosts, and our blog on whether an Airbnb smart lock really needs Wi-Fi.
IP64 confirms complete dust ingress protection and resistance to water splash from any direction. Suitable for sheltered external entry doors on a regular front door with one side facing weather. Not rated for sustained heavy rain or direct water exposure, and igloohome recommends installation under cover wherever possible. For a plain-English guide to IP ratings, see Chapter 11 - IP Ratings, and for how coastal air affects electronics see smart lock performance in coastal conditions.
This lock holds no Australian fire door certification and must not be fitted to a fire-rated door assembly. igloohome's position is that fire-safety testing cannot be carried out on hardware in isolation, because certification covers the complete doorset. For apartment fire doors and any NCC-regulated application, see Chapter 05 - Fire Door Smart Locks, our blog on what locks are actually compliant on apartment fire doors, and the fire door smart lock category for certified alternatives.
Key Features
- Five access methods: fingerprint (up to 100), PIN code / algoPIN (up to 250 active), Bluetooth (unlimited keys), RFID tags and stickers (up to 100 each), and physical key.
- algoPIN technology - all codes are generated in the app and validated on the lock hardware, so no Wi-Fi is required at the property for any access method to function. See how algoPIN actually works.
- Airbnb Connect integration - automated guest PIN codes linked to reservation check-in and checkout times, with no manual code management between stays and no extra subscription fee. Full workflow in the Airbnb setup checklist.
- Samsung SmartThings compatible - the lock can be added to a SmartThings home so lock status and unlock actions sit alongside the rest of the household's connected devices. Setup instructions are at igloohome.co/integrations/smartthings; see also Chapter 15 - the igloohome app platform.
- Suits timber swing doors 40-70mm thick; field-configurable for left- and right-hand installation, with no separate handed model to order. Measure first using Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door and our guide to determining door handing in Australia.
- IP64 rated - complete dust ingress protection and splash resistance from any direction, for sheltered external entry doors.
- Up to 250 active PIN codes across four code types: one-time, permanent, duration-based (up to a 28-day window) and recurring. Every PIN type must be activated within 24 hours of being generated, or it expires unused.
- Up to 100 fingerprints registered through the igloohome app while in Bluetooth range. The fingerprint module flips open on the outer face when tapped, and closes automatically after a successful read.
- Masking PIN entry - enter random digits before or after the real code so the actual PIN cannot be identified from keypad wear or from someone watching.
- Auto relock after the door closes, with a configurable delay or the option to disable it entirely in the app. The magnetic door sensor supplied with the lock must be installed on the frame for this function to work.
- Passage mode - holds the lock unlatched for high-traffic periods such as an Airbnb changeover or a move-in day; activated through the app or the multi-function button.
- Keypad disabled mode - blocks PIN, RFID and fingerprint entry from outside while leaving Bluetooth keys and the physical key working. Conceptually close to a secure lock or internal snib.
- Security lockout after repeated incorrect PIN, RFID or fingerprint attempts, with a tiered alarm and lockout that escalates on each successive offence. Default trigger is 5 consecutive wrong attempts and the threshold is configurable over Bluetooth.
- Volume control - six speaker levels including full mute, so the lock can be quietened on a shared landing or an apartment corridor.
- Tamper alarm - sounds if the lock is pried away from the door.
- Intrusion alarm - sounds if the door is forced open while the bolt is thrown.
- Fire detection alarm - the lock unlocks automatically and sounds an alarm when the internal sensor reads around 70 degrees C for a sustained period. This is a heat-triggered safety feature and is not a fire door certification.
- Child and pet safety handle - a twist-operated safety button on the inner handle stops the inside lever from opening the door accidentally, which matters on a door a toddler or a dog can reach.
- Low battery alert through LED and audio indicators, plus a 9V alkaline jumpstart for emergency access when the AA batteries are fully depleted. See what to do when a smart lock battery dies.
- Up to 18 months battery life on 8 x AA alkaline batteries, included in the box.
- Entry logs for PIN and Bluetooth events stored in the igloohome app. Bluetooth events update in real time; PIN events update on the next Bluetooth sync, or in real time once a Wi-Fi Bridge is fitted.
- Compatible with the igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge (sold separately) for remote unlock and Alexa voice control, and with the igloohome Keypad as a second exterior PIN entry point. Both must sit within 10m of the lock.
Access Methods
For a full explanation of each credential type, see Chapter 03 - Access Methods in the Buyer's Guide.
What's in the Box

- 1 x front (outer) assembly with fingerprint reader and touchscreen keypad
- 1 x back (inner) assembly with battery compartment, multi-function button and safety button
- 1 x back plate
- 1 x mortice assembly (dead bolt and latch bolt)
- Mortice shafts - short for 40-50mm doors, long for 50-70mm doors - plus pin
- 1 x magnetic door sensor (required for auto relock to work)
- 1 x strike plate with extended curved lip, for frames 40mm and above
- 8 x AA alkaline batteries
- 2 x RFID tags
- 2 x RFID stickers
- 5 x emergency keys
- Assorted screws, grouped by door thickness - shaft screws for 40-50mm, 50-60mm and 60-70mm doors, plus body screws and striker screws. Check the screw specification table on page 7 of the Installers and User Guide before you start, so the right length goes in first time.
- Drill sheet and installation guide
The igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge is not included and is needed for remote unlock, real-time notifications and Alexa voice control. The igloohome Keypad is also sold separately, and is only needed if you want a second PIN entry point away from the door itself. Both are listed under modules and Wi-Fi gateways.
Suitable Uses
- Airbnb and short-stay rental properties that need automated guest access with no dependency on on-site Wi-Fi. See which Airbnb setup suits your property.
- Residential entry doors on timber swing doors 40-70mm thick, where different household members and visitors need different credential types.
- Properties with unreliable or no internet connection - all five access methods work fully offline, so a dropout never locks anyone out. Background: what happens when the internet goes down.
- Multi-occupant properties where RFID tags or stickers are issued to residents while time-limited PIN codes are managed separately for tradespeople, cleaners and regular visitors.
- Homes with small children or pets - the child and pet safety handle stops the inside lever being opened accidentally.
- Strata and apartment entry doors that are not fire-rated, where guests, contractors and cleaners each need independently managed, time-limited access. Check the strata approval checks in Chapter 04 before ordering.
- Households already running app-enabled smart home hardware on Samsung SmartThings.
- Owners replacing an existing mortice leverset who want PIN code entry without giving up a mechanical key.
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Security, Alarms and Lock Behaviour
These are the behaviours that decide how the lock feels to live with day to day, and they are the ones most often asked about after installation. Every figure below is taken from the Installers and User Guide.
Security Lockout
After a set number of consecutive wrong PIN, RFID or fingerprint attempts, the lock sounds an alarm and locks out all keypad entry for a period. Both the alarm and the lockout get longer with each successive offence, so a persistent attacker is progressively shut out rather than simply delayed. The default trigger is 5 consecutive wrong attempts and can be changed over Bluetooth in the igloohome app.
A Bluetooth key or the mechanical key still opens the door while a lockout is running, so nobody is locked out of their own home by a mistyped code.
Blocks every outside credential - PIN, RFID and fingerprint - while leaving Bluetooth keys, the multi-function button, the inner handle and the mechanical key working. It can only be switched on while the lock is in the locked position. Press and hold the multi-function button on the inner body until you hear descending beeps; the keypad then double-flashes when pressed but accepts nothing. This is the mode to use when you are away and want issued guest codes suspended without deleting them, and it behaves much like a secure lock or internal snib - worth reading before you hand out a code to a guest.
Holds the latch retracted so the door opens freely without any credential. Useful on an Airbnb changeover day, during a move-in, or while trades are coming and going. Switch it on through the igloohome app or the multi-function button, and remember to switch it off - the lock will not relock itself while passage mode is running.
Auto relock is on by default and throws the bolt once the door closes, whichever credential was used to open it. It works by reading the magnetic door sensor, so the sensor supplied in the box has to be installed on the frame or the function simply never triggers. This is the single most common reason an owner reports that auto relock "does not work". As a fallback the lock still re-engages 30 seconds after a multi-function button or Bluetooth unlock if the door has not been opened in that time, regardless of the auto relock setting. Adjust the delay or turn it off in the app under Settings, then Auto Relock Timer.
A twist-operated safety button sits on the inner handle. Engaged, it stops the inside lever from retracting the latch, so a child or a dog leaning on the handle cannot open the front door. An adult disengages it with a deliberate twist-and-pull, and the mechanical key and Bluetooth still work from outside throughout.
An internal temperature sensor triggers an alarm and automatically unlocks the door when it reads around 70 degrees C for a sustained period, so the door is not a barrier to getting out. This is a heat-triggered safety feature on the lock itself and is not a fire door certification - see Not for Fire-Rated Doors above.
Six speaker levels, including full mute. Worth setting on an apartment landing or a shared corridor, where the default beep on every unlock quickly becomes a neighbour problem. Muting the speaker does not disable the tamper, intrusion or fire alarms.
Dimensions
The drill template carries a separate sheet for a left-hand door (page 1) and a right-hand door (page 2). Print at 100% with no page scaling, check the printed sheet against the 70mm and 32mm circles before you touch the door, then fold along the marked line and align it to the door edge. Step 2 aligns the centre line to your measured door thickness for the mortice pocket. Getting the print scale wrong is the fastest way to ruin a door - see the three most common DIY installation mistakes, or book professional installation.
Battery, Power and Backup Access
- Powered by 8 x AA alkaline batteries, included in the box, rated at up to 18 months. For what that means in practice on an Australian front door, see realistic smart lock battery expectations.
- Battery brands matter, and igloohome names them. Use Duracell, Energizer or Panasonic alkaline AA only. igloohome specifically warns against Heavy Duty, Eveready, GP and rechargeable cells - these drop voltage under the motor load and give false low-battery warnings, shortened run time, and in some cases a lock that stalls mid-cycle. This is worth getting right; it is the cheapest reliability decision on the whole product.
- Low battery alert: below 20% the red LED pulses and short beeps sound on each lock or unlock. Below 10% you get four sets of two short beeps, which is the point to act. Battery level is also shown in the igloohome app whenever you connect over Bluetooth.
- 9V alkaline jumpstart: if the AA batteries are completely flat, hold a 9V alkaline battery against the two contact points on the outer face below the keypad. The keypad lights and beeps; keeping contact, enter your PIN followed by the unlock icon and complete the unlock within 20 seconds. Replace all eight AA batteries immediately afterwards. A step-by-step video is in the How To tab.
- Physical key override: 5 emergency keys are included, working independently of battery or electronic state. Keep one off-site - see where to store a backup key, or a key safe such as the igloohome Keybox 3.
- Spare cells are listed under power accessories for smart locks.


Remote Access and Smart Home
All five access methods on the Smart Mortice V2 + Fingerprint work fully offline, with no hub and no gateway. The igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge (sold separately) adds the three things that genuinely need an internet connection: remote unlock from anywhere, real-time push notifications on entry events, and Alexa voice control. The Bridge sits within 10m of the lock and connects to a 2.4GHz network only. If your router publishes one SSID for both bands, read the band-steering note in Chapter 08 and our blog on why smart locks drop off Wi-Fi before you buy the Bridge. One Bridge covers up to five igloohome locks or devices.
The lock also joins a Samsung SmartThings home, which the legacy listing only touched on in passing. Once added, lock and unlock state appears alongside the rest of the household's connected devices and can be used in SmartThings routines - locking the front door as part of a "goodnight" scene, for instance. igloohome publishes the pairing steps at igloohome.co/integrations/smartthings. SmartThings control runs through the igloohome cloud, so it needs the Wi-Fi Bridge in place; it is not a substitute for it. For how the igloohome platform compares with the alternatives, see Chapter 15 - Smart Lock App Platforms and our five questions for choosing a platform.
When the internet is unavailable, every onboard access method carries on working normally - that is the whole point of algoPIN. See what happens when the internet goes down, and Chapter 08 - Smart Lock Gateway Comparison for whether you need a gateway at all. Entry logs for PIN and Bluetooth events are stored in the app; Bluetooth events appear in real time and PIN events sync on the next Bluetooth connection, or in real time once the Bridge is fitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Connect your Airbnb account to the igloohome app under Account Settings, then link the lock to your listing. The app generates a unique time-limited PIN for each confirmed reservation, sends it to the guest between 1 and 48 hours before check-in (you choose the window), and expires it automatically at checkout. No Wi-Fi is needed at the property for the PIN to work, because all codes are validated locally on the lock using algoPIN. There is no extra subscription fee for the integration. For the full step-by-step workflow see our guide to using igloohome for Airbnb in Australia, the Chapter 07 setup checklist, and the igloohome Airbnb Connect procedure PDF. Managing several properties? See the multi-property section.
No. The igloohome Smart Mortice V2 + Fingerprint holds no AS1905.1 certification and must not be fitted to a fire-rated door assembly. igloohome's position is that fire-safety testing cannot be carried out independently of the specific door, because certification covers the complete doorset rather than the hardware alone. That is not unique to igloohome - very few smart locks hold Australian fire door certification at all. For apartment fire doors and any NCC-regulated application see Chapter 05 - Fire Door Smart Locks, our blog on fire door types and smart lock certification, and the fire rating certificates reference page for alternatives with valid test reports.
No. Fingerprint, PIN, Bluetooth, RFID and mechanical key all function with no network connection at all. algoPIN codes are generated in the igloohome app on your phone and validated by the lock hardware, so the property itself never needs internet for anyone to get in. The igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge only adds the remote features - unlocking from elsewhere, live notifications, Alexa and SmartThings. For when Wi-Fi is needed and when it is not, see FAQ Chapter 13 - Wi-Fi drops and Airbnb Smart Locks: Do You Really Need Wi-Fi?.
No. The rated range is 40-70mm and a 72mm door sits outside it, which also puts it outside warranty cover. The mortice shafts and screws supplied are cut for three bands (40-50mm, 50-60mm, 60-70mm) and there is no longer shaft available. Contact us before ordering if your door is at or over the maximum - we can usually suggest an alternative. Measure properly first using Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door, and note the separate 70mm backset requirement, which is fixed and not adjustable.
It stops any PIN code, RFID credential or fingerprint from unlocking the door from outside, while Bluetooth keys and the mechanical key keep working. It can only be switched on while the lock is locked. Press and hold the multi-function button on the inner body until you hear a run of descending beeps; deactivate from inside with the same button, or from outside with a Bluetooth key or the physical key. Use it when you are away and want issued guest codes suspended without deleting them. It behaves much like a secure lock or internal snib, which is worth reading before you leave a guest without a Bluetooth key. There is a demonstration in the How To tab and a full write-up in Security, Alarms and Lock Behaviour.
Additional Information
1. Install the lock on a timber swing door 40-70mm thick. 2. Download the igloohome app and create an account. 3. Pair the lock over Bluetooth. 4. Under Account Settings, connect your Airbnb account. 5. Link the lock to a listing and set the PIN delivery timing anywhere from 1 to 48 hours before check-in. 6. The guest receives a time-limited PIN automatically before arrival. 7. The PIN expires at checkout with no action from you. Add the igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge if you want real-time arrival notifications between stays, and a Keybox 3 if you also need to hand over a physical key for a garage or a mailbox. Compare the two host approaches in Chapter 07.
Every PIN type on this lock - one-time, permanent, duration-based and recurring - has to be entered at the lock within 24 hours of being generated, or it never activates. It is not a bug and it is not a battery problem: an unused code simply lapses. The practical consequence for a host is that a code generated days early for a guest arriving next week will not work on arrival unless the window is handled through Airbnb Connect, which times generation to the reservation for exactly this reason. Bluetooth guest keys have their own shorter window and must be claimed by the recipient within 1 hour of being shared. If a code has lapsed, generate a fresh one; there is nothing to reset on the lock itself.
The lock is for timber swing doors only - not metal gates, glass doors or sliding doors. The 70mm backset is fixed and cannot be adjusted. On doors between 55mm and 70mm thick the multi-function button on the inner body does not physically rotate; only its press function works. That means passage mode and keypad disabled mode have to be switched through the igloohome app rather than at the button on those thicker doors. It is a mechanical constraint of the longer shaft, not a fault, and it is not a reason to return the lock - but it is worth knowing before you fit it on a solid 60mm door. Confirm backset and thickness against the specifications above and Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door before ordering.
This is a full mortice leverset, so it replaces the lock body as well as the furniture. If the door already carries a mortice lock with a different backset or a different faceplate, the new 70mm backset and 110mm x 25mm x 84mm lock case will not line up with the existing pocket, and the old holes will sit outside the new escutcheon. The front assembly is 160mm wide by 354mm tall, which covers a good deal but not everything. Check what the old hardware will leave visible before committing, and read our guide to when you need a scar plate; options are listed under scar and adaptor plates. Where the existing prep is wrong for this lock, a replacement mortice body or a professional site survey and installation is the cheaper path in the end.
If you want the same lock without fingerprint, the Smart Mortice Lock V2 is the cost-down option - same body, same 40-70mm range, but no fingerprint module and a lower RFID capacity. If your door is thinner than 40mm or is prepped for a deadbolt rather than a mortice, look at the igloohome Deadbolt Go (35-45mm, fingerprint, IP54). If you cannot change the exterior of the door at all - a heritage door, a strata rule, a rental - the igloohome Retrofit Lock fits on the inside of a euro cylinder door with no drilling, though it needs the igloohome Keypad for exterior PIN entry. A read-through of the igloohome brand profile in Chapter 10 puts the whole range in context.
Warranty
1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials, design and workmanship of hardware components. Proof of purchase, a video clip of the defect, and proof of ownership are required for all claims. Software, consumables, cosmetic damage and normal wear and tear are not covered. Returns & Warranty | igloohome Warranty Policy
Download PDF Resources
The complete 36-page guide: what is included, specifications, door preparation and drill sheet use, step-by-step installation, all five access methods, locking and unlocking from both sides, the child and pet safety handle, app onboarding and PIN management, adding key cards, the 9V jumpstart, battery replacement, security lockout and keypad disabled mode, Airbnb Connect, the audio and LED indication table, SmartThings, and troubleshooting.
Two-page manufacturer specification and feature sheet for the IGM4: the full spec table, the feature icon set (security lockout, fire alarm, auto lock, panic exit, decoy PIN, passage mode, low battery alert, key override, Airbnb integration, jumpstart, tamper and intrusion alarms, API and SDK), and the dimensioned product diagram.
The print-at-100% fold-along drilling template: page 1 for a left-hand door, page 2 for a right-hand door. Carries the 70mm face hole, the 32mm module hole, the 135mm centre-to-centre spacing, the 70mm backset, the 107mm drill depth and the door thickness marks at 40, 50, 60 and 70mm.
The igloohome-wide Airbnb Connect procedure: linking an Airbnb account to the igloohome app, connecting a listing to a lock, setting when the guest PIN is delivered (1 to 48 hours before check-in), and how codes expire at checkout. Applies across the igloohome range, this lock included.
igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
The questions buyers, installers and owners actually ask about this lock, answered in full. For questions that apply to smart locks generally rather than to this model, see Chapter 13 - the Smart Lock FAQ, or start at the Smart Lock Buyer's Guide.
Access and Credentials
Up to 100. Registration is done through the igloohome app while you are standing within Bluetooth range of the lock. Go to Access, tap +Access, choose Fingerprint, name the entry, then wait for the fingerprint module on the outer face to flip open - you will hear a long beep when it does. Place the same finger on the scanner three times as prompted. Four ascending tones confirm success and the module closes itself. Register two fingers per person; a cut or a wet hand on the one enrolled finger is the usual cause of a "my fingerprint stopped working" call. Fingerprint as a credential type is explained in Chapter 03 - Access Methods.
One-time codes work for a single entry then expire - right for a one-off delivery or a tradesperson's first visit. Permanent codes stay valid until you delete them - right for the people who live there. Duration codes run for a defined window up to 28 days - right for a guest, a house-sitter or a fortnight of renovations. Recurring codes work only on chosen days and hours - right for a weekly cleaner, so their code is dead the other six days. The lock holds up to 250 active codes across all four types at once, and every one of them is generated in the app and checked by the lock itself, with no internet involved. The wider comparison of credential types is in Chapter 03.
Because it was never activated. Every PIN type on an igloohome lock has to be entered at the keypad within 24 hours of being generated, or it lapses. This is a deliberate part of how algoPIN works - the code is a calculated value tied to a time window, not a record stored on a server - and it is the single most common surprise for new owners. Airbnb Connect avoids the problem by generating each guest code against the reservation rather than in advance. If a code has lapsed, just generate a fresh one; there is nothing to reset on the lock. Bluetooth guest keys have a tighter window again and must be claimed by the recipient within 1 hour of being shared.
Up to 100 tags and up to 100 stickers. Two of each are in the box. Tags are the keyring-style fobs; stickers are adhesive and are usually stuck to the back of a phone case, which suits residents who never carry keys. Both are added through the igloohome app in Bluetooth range, under Access. Spares and alternatives are listed under RFID tags, fobs and cards. Note that RFID is a proximity credential with no time limit of its own - if you need access that expires, use a duration PIN instead. How RFID compares with the other credential types is covered in Chapter 03.
Not if you use masking entry. Type any number of random digits before or after your real code and the lock still opens, so the digits you press vary every time and the worn keys stop telling a story. It also defeats shoulder-surfing on a busy landing, because an observer cannot tell where your real code starts. This is the same idea igloohome calls a decoy PIN on its other products. It costs nothing and there is no reason not to make a habit of it, particularly on a short-stay property where a lot of different people use the keypad.
Yes - five emergency keys are supplied, and the cylinder works regardless of battery state or electronic condition. This is the fallback that matters: unlike a padlock or a keyless deadbolt, you are never dependent on power or on a phone. Keep at least one key off the property. A key safe such as the igloohome Keybox 3 is the tidiest answer for a rental, since it puts the spare behind its own algoPIN rather than under a pot. Our guide to mechanical key override on smart locks covers where the keyhole sits and what to do if you cannot find it.
Airbnb and Short-Stay Hosting
No. igloohome's current specification sheet lists the Airbnb integration as available with no extra fees. Older igloohome documentation from 2022 quoted a monthly figure that was described at the time as being on free trial; that has not applied for some years and the trial became the permanent position. If you see the older wording in a PDF, the current sheet supersedes it. What the integration does is generate a unique PIN per confirmed reservation, deliver it to the guest 1 to 48 hours before check-in, and expire it at checkout, with no manual work between stays. The full picture is in Chapter 07 - Airbnb and Short-Stay Rentals.
Yes, and this is the reason igloohome dominates Australian short-stay. The guest PIN is calculated in the app on your phone, wherever you are, and validated by an algorithm running on the lock itself. Nothing needs to travel to the property. A remote beach house, a farm cottage, a unit where the internet is between tenants - all fine. What you lose without a Wi-Fi Bridge is visibility: you will not get a live notification when a guest arrives, and PIN entry logs only sync when you next stand near the lock with the app open. If that visibility matters, the Wi-Fi Bridge needs an internet connection at the property to do its job. Our blog Airbnb Smart Locks: Do You Really Need Wi-Fi? works through both cases.
Use Keypad Disabled Mode. It blocks every outside credential - PIN, RFID and fingerprint - in one action, while leaving your own Bluetooth key and the mechanical key working. Nothing is deleted, so codes you have issued for future bookings are simply suspended rather than lost. Press and hold the multi-function button on the inner body until you hear descending beeps. The important caveat is the one that applies to any snib-style function: a guest who arrives while it is engaged cannot get in with the code you gave them, and cannot be let in remotely either. Read the Airbnb risk section of our secure lock guide before you make it a routine.
Partly, and the distinction matters. The lock records PIN and Bluetooth entry events. Bluetooth events appear in the igloohome app in real time. PIN events are stored on the lock and upload the next time your phone connects over Bluetooth - so on an unattended property you will not see them until someone visits, unless a Wi-Fi Bridge is fitted, which brings them through live. Because each guest gets their own code, the log tells you which booking opened the door rather than just that the door opened. Audit trails for short-stay are discussed further in Chapter 07.
Two options, and they suit different properties. A recurring PIN restricted to your cleaner's usual day and hours means their code is live only when it should be, and dead the rest of the week - that is the tidier long-term answer. Passage mode holds the latch retracted so the door opens freely for everyone, which is quicker when several people are in and out with hands full, but it leaves the property open until you switch it off. Use passage mode for a short, supervised window; use a recurring code for anything routine. Both are set through the igloohome app.
Installation and Door Fit
Four things. Door thickness must be 40-70mm. Backset - the distance from the door edge to the centre of the handle spindle - must be 70mm, and it is fixed on this lock with no adjustment. Door edge clearance must be greater than 190mm measured with the handle fitted, which is what stops the lock fouling an adjacent wall or a return. And the door must be a timber swing door, not a gate, a glass door or a slider. Get any of the first three wrong and the lock physically will not fit. Work through Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door with a tape measure at the door before you order, and read how to measure a lock backset if you have not done it before.
No. One unit covers both hands and the handing is set during installation, so there is nothing to specify at checkout and nothing to return if you measured the hand wrong. The drill template is the part that is handed: page 1 is for a left-hand door and page 2 for a right-hand door, so pick the correct sheet before you mark the door. If you are unsure which hand your door is, our guide to door handing in Australia sets out the LHI, RHI, LHO and RHO convention, which differs from the American one.
It is a mortice lock, so it is a bigger job than a retrofit deadbolt. You are cutting a 110mm x 25mm x 84mm pocket into the door edge to a drill depth of 107mm, drilling a 70mm hole and a 32mm hole through the face at 135mm centres, and getting both aligned to the pocket. A competent person with a drill, a chisel and patience can do it; the two ways it goes wrong are printing the template at anything other than 100%, and drilling from the wrong face. Both are avoidable and neither is recoverable. If the door is expensive, old or the only one you have, book the installation instead. Common self-install errors are covered in three common DIY installation mistakes and Chapter 12 - Installation and Troubleshooting.
The screws come grouped for three bands: 40-50mm, 50-60mm and 60-70mm. Use the shaft screws matching your measured thickness, not the longest set in the bag - too long and the screw bottoms out before the assemblies pull together, which reads as a lock that will not sit flush. The mortice shafts are likewise handed by thickness: short shaft for 40-50mm doors, long shaft for 50-70mm. The screw specification table is on page 7 of the Installers and User Guide. Measure the door and lay the right screws out before you start.
It depends entirely on what was there. The front assembly is 160mm wide and 354mm tall, which covers a lot of a typical long-plate mortice prep, but a cylindrical knobset or a lock on a different backset will leave holes outside that footprint. The 70mm backset is fixed, so if your existing pocket is cut at 60mm the new lock body will not drop into it. Check before you commit, not after. Our guide to scar plates for smart locks explains the options, and the scar and adaptor plate category lists what we stock.
Power and Batteries
Duracell, Energizer or Panasonic alkaline AA. igloohome names those three and specifically warns against Heavy Duty, Eveready, GP and rechargeable cells. This is not brand snobbery: a mortice lock drives a bolt and a latch through a motor, and the current draw at that moment is what separates a good alkaline cell from a cheap one. Cells that sag under load give premature low-battery warnings, shorten the useful life well below the rated 18 months, and in the worst case leave the bolt part-thrown. Rechargeables sit at a lower nominal voltage from the start and are the worst choice of the lot. Change all eight together, never a mix of old and new.
In stages, and the lock gives you plenty of warning. Below 20% the red LED pulses and you get short beeps on every lock and unlock. Below 10% that becomes four sets of two short beeps, which is the point to stop ignoring it. The level is also visible in the igloohome app any time you connect over Bluetooth, and with a Wi-Fi Bridge fitted you can check it remotely - genuinely useful on a rental you do not visit often. For what actually determines battery life on an Australian door, see the realities of electronic door locks.
Two ways in. The quickest is the mechanical key, which works regardless of power. The other is the 9V jumpstart: hold a 9V alkaline battery firmly against the two contact points on the outer face below the keypad. The keypad lights and beeps when contact is made. Keeping the battery in place, enter your PIN followed by the unlock icon, and complete the unlock within 20 seconds of the keypad lighting up. Then replace all eight AA batteries straight away - the 9V is an emergency bridge, not a power source. A flat or nearly flat 9V will not supply enough current, so use a fresh one. There is a step-by-step video in the How To tab. Read what to do when a smart lock battery dies for the wider picture.
Security, Alarms and Lock Behaviour
The lock escalates. After five consecutive wrong PIN, RFID or fingerprint attempts - the default, and adjustable over Bluetooth - it sounds a 30-second alarm and locks the keypad for one minute. A second offence gives a 60-second alarm and a five-minute lockout. A third and any after it give a 90-second alarm and a ten-minute lockout. The effect is that brute-forcing a four-to-nine digit code becomes impractical rather than merely slow. A Bluetooth key or the mechanical key still opens the door during a lockout, so a legitimate resident who fat-fingered their code five times is never actually stranded.
Almost always because the magnetic door sensor was not installed. Auto relock works by reading the sensor to know the door has actually closed; without it fitted to the frame, the lock has no way to tell a closed door from an open one, and the function never triggers. The sensor is in the box - it is a small part and it is easy to leave in the packaging. Fit it, align it with the marker on the lock body, and auto relock starts behaving. One fallback does still work without it: the lock re-engages 30 seconds after a multi-function button or Bluetooth unlock if the door has not been opened in that time. Adjust the timing or turn auto relock off in the app under Settings, then Auto Relock Timer.
No, and the two things are unrelated. The fire detection alarm is a heat sensor inside the lock: at around 70 degrees C sustained, it sounds an alarm and unlocks the door so it is not a barrier to escape. That is a safety feature on the hardware. Fire door compliance is something else entirely - it is a certification that a complete doorset, including its hardware, has been tested to AS1905.1 and holds its fire resistance level for a stated period. This lock has no such certification and must not be fitted to a fire-rated door. If you are looking at an apartment entry door, check the tag before you buy anything: Chapter 05 explains how to identify a fire door, and the fire door category lists locks that are certified.
Yes - there are six volume levels including full mute, set in the igloohome app. This is worth doing on an apartment landing, a shared corridor or a door near a bedroom, where the confirmation beep on every entry stops being reassuring fairly quickly. Muting the speaker does not disable the tamper, intrusion or fire alarms, which sound regardless; you are turning down the routine feedback, not the safety functions. If you rely on the audible low-battery warning, keep the volume up at least one step rather than muting entirely, or check the level in the app instead.
It stops the inside lever opening the door. A twist-operated safety button on the inner handle, when engaged, disconnects the lever from the latch, so a toddler hanging off the handle or a dog jumping at it cannot get the front door open. An adult releases it with a deliberate twist-and-pull, which a small child will not manage by accident. The mechanical key and Bluetooth unlock still work from outside throughout, so nobody is sealed in. It is a genuinely useful feature on a street-facing door and it is one of the things this mortice lock has that the smaller igloohome products do not.
The tamper alarm responds to an attack on the lock; the intrusion alarm responds to an attack on the door. Tamper sounds if the lock body is pried away from the door face - someone trying to lever the escutcheon off to reach the wiring. Intrusion sounds if the door itself is forced open while the bolt is thrown - someone shouldering or jemmying the door in its frame. Both are local audible alarms at the lock, which is what deters an opportunist. They are not monitored and they do not call anyone; if you want a notification on your phone when one fires, that needs the Wi-Fi Bridge and an internet connection at the property.
Remote Access and Smart Home
Three things and only three: unlocking the door from anywhere, live push notifications on entry events, and voice control through Alexa. Everything else - all five credentials, all 250 PINs, all the alarms - works without it. So the question is not whether the lock needs it but whether you do. A resident who is always at the door does not. A host managing a property from another suburb usually does, because the live notification is what tells you the guest arrived. One Bridge covers up to five igloohome locks or devices, must sit within 10m of the lock, and needs a 2.4GHz network. Whether a gateway is worth it at all is worked through in Chapter 08 - Smart Lock Gateway Comparison.
Often not, and this is the most common Bridge setup failure. The Bridge is 2.4GHz only, with no 5GHz radio. Modern routers frequently publish a single SSID for both bands and decide which one a device gets - band steering - and a 2.4GHz-only device can end up repeatedly handed a 5GHz connection it cannot use. The fix is to split the bands temporarily in your router settings, give the 2.4GHz network its own name, connect the Bridge to it, and then re-merge them if you want. Our blog on why smart locks drop off Wi-Fi and the band-steering note in Chapter 08 both cover it. None of this affects the lock itself, which never touches your Wi-Fi.
SmartThings yes, Alexa yes, Google Home and Apple Home no. The lock can be added to a Samsung SmartThings home so its lock state sits alongside the rest of the household's devices and can be pulled into SmartThings routines - locking the front door as part of a goodnight scene, for example. igloohome publishes the pairing steps at igloohome.co/integrations/smartthings. Alexa voice control comes through the Wi-Fi Bridge. Both routes go through the igloohome cloud, so both need the Bridge and an internet connection at the property; neither works offline. There is no Google Home or Apple HomeKit integration for this lock. How the platforms compare is in Chapter 15 - Smart Lock App Platforms.
Yes, within limits. The igloohome Keypad is a separate battery-powered PIN pad that links to this lock over Bluetooth and triggers it with a code. One Keypad can link up to five igloohome locks. The constraint is range: igloohome confirms under 10m between the Keypad and a Mortise 2 or 2+ lock, and that is line-of-sight through whatever is in between. A gate at the end of a long front garden will not reach. Test the position physically before you fix anything to a wall. Keypads are listed under keypads for smart locks.
Suitability and Limitations
Under cover, yes; fully exposed, no. IP64 means complete dust protection and resistance to water splashing from any direction. That covers a front door under an eave, a porch or a verandah - the ordinary Australian entry door with one side facing the weather. It does not cover a door that takes driving rain square-on with no overhang, and it does not cover hosing or immersion. igloohome's own guidance is to install under shelter where possible. If the door is genuinely exposed, this is the wrong lock and you should be looking at products in the exposed gate category instead. Plain-English IP ratings are in Chapter 11.
With realistic expectations, yes. igloohome quotes no salt spray test figure for this lock, so there is no laboratory number to point at either way. What we can say from fitting locks on the Gold Coast is that salt air shortens the life of any electronic lock's exterior hardware, that a sheltered position matters more than any rating, and that a wipe-down every few months does more good than people expect. An aluminium and zinc alloy body in a covered position a few streets back will be fine for years; the same lock on an exposed beachfront door will not. Our blog on smart locks in coastal environments is honest about what actually fails, and how long digital door locks last covers lifespan more broadly.
Five things, stated plainly. Fire-rated doors - no Australian certification, and it must not be fitted. Metal gates - the lock is designed for a timber leaf and a gate stile will not take the pocket. Glass doors - there is nothing to mortice into. Sliding doors - this is a swing-door leverset with a bolt and latch. And doors outside 40-70mm thick or on anything other than a 70mm backset, because neither is adjustable. If your door falls into any of those, the answer is a different product rather than a workaround: see the door type compatibility matrix in Chapter 04.
It depends who uses the door. Fingerprint earns its money where the same people come and go many times a day - a family front door, where a child who cannot be trusted with a code and will lose a tag can still let themselves in. It earns much less on a pure short-stay property, where every guest is new and gets a PIN anyway, and no guest is going to enrol a fingerprint for a three-night stay. The other difference is RFID capacity: 100 tags plus 100 stickers here against 56 combined on the plain Smart Mortice Lock V2, which only matters in a building with a lot of residents. If the door is purely a rental changeover door, the V2 does the same job for less.
The offline design is a security feature, not a compromise. Because algoPIN codes are calculated rather than stored and transmitted, there is no code list sitting on a server at the property to be intercepted, and the lock exposes no network interface to attack - it has no Wi-Fi radio of its own at all. The trade-off is that the lock cannot be updated or revoked remotely without a Bridge, so a compromised code stays valid until it expires or you delete it in Bluetooth range. Standard practice applies: use masking entry, give each person their own code rather than a shared one, and prefer duration and recurring codes over permanent ones for anybody who is not a resident. The Australian regulatory position on connected locks is covered in Chapter 11.
Troubleshooting
Work through three things in order. First, check the lock is not in Keypad Disabled Mode - in that mode the module deliberately stays shut and the keypad double-flashes when pressed. Second, check it is not in a security lockout from repeated failed attempts; wait out the lockout or open with a Bluetooth key. Third, clean the module face and the surrounding recess. Dust, salt film and hairspray all build up on the hinge and the module is a moving part. If none of that frees it, use the mechanical key to get in and contact us - a module that will not open with the lock in a normal state is a hardware matter, and it is covered under the 12-month warranty.
That is door alignment, not a lock fault, and it is the most common post-installation complaint across every brand. The bolt and the strike plate have to line up with nothing loading the door. Usual causes are a dropped hinge, a swollen timber door after wet weather, or a strike plate mortice cut a couple of millimetres out. Check the gap around the door leaf is even, tighten the hinge screws, and adjust the strike rather than forcing the lock - a motor driving a bolt against a misaligned strike is what kills batteries early. Chapter 12 covers misalignment, and door alignment is one of the things that actually fails.
If your door is between 55mm and 70mm thick, that is expected. On those thicknesses the multi-function button does not physically rotate - only its press function works - because of the longer shaft needed to span the door. It is a mechanical constraint, not a fault, and there is nothing to adjust. Passage mode and keypad disabled mode still work; you switch them through the igloohome app instead of at the button. On doors 40-55mm thick the button rotates normally. If your door is under 55mm and the button still will not turn, that is worth reporting, because it usually means the shaft or the inner assembly is not seated correctly.
Three things, and igloohome asks for all of them: proof of purchase, proof of ownership, and a video clip showing the defect. The video requirement catches people out, so capture it before you remove the lock from the door - a clip showing the fault happening in place is worth far more than a photo of a lock on a bench. Cover is 12 months on hardware defects in materials, design and workmanship. Software, consumables such as batteries, cosmetic damage and normal wear and tear are excluded. Contact us first rather than igloohome directly and we will handle it. Full terms: Returns and Warranty and the igloohome warranty policy.
Related products, guides and chapters
igloohome products: Smart Mortice Lock V2 (same lock without fingerprint) · Deadbolt Go (fingerprint deadbolt for 35-45mm doors) · Retrofit Lock (euro cylinder overlay, no drilling) · Keybox 3 (key handover safe) · Smart Bluetooth Padlock 2 (gates and equipment) · Wi-Fi Bridge (remote access) · Keypad (second PIN entry point) · the whole igloohome range.
Buyer's Guide chapters: Ch 02 - Measuring Your Door · Ch 03 - Access Methods · Ch 04 - Door Type Compatibility · Ch 05 - Fire Door Smart Locks · Ch 07 - Airbnb and Short-Stay · Ch 08 - Gateway Comparison · Ch 10 - Brand Profiles · Ch 11 - Standards and IP Ratings · Ch 12 - Installation and Troubleshooting · Ch 13 - Smart Lock FAQ · Ch 15 - App Platforms.
Blog reading: Using igloohome for Airbnb in Australia · Airbnb Smart Locks: Do You Really Need Wi-Fi? · igloohome Retrofit Lock case study · The perils of the internal snib · Mechanical key override on smart locks · The realities of electronic door locks · How long do digital door locks last? · Measuring your lock backset · Understanding door handing in Australia · Scar plates for smart locks · Three common DIY installation mistakes · Why smart locks drop off Wi-Fi · Which smart lock platform is right for you? · Fire door types and smart lock certification.
Browse by category: Fingerprint smart locks · PIN code smart locks · Bluetooth smart locks · Card and fob access · Smart locks with a backup key · Regular front doors · Mortice locks for smart locks · Modules and Wi-Fi gateways · All smart locks.
What's in the Box - igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint

- 1 x front (outer) assembly with fingerprint reader and touchscreen keypad
- 1 x back (inner) assembly with battery compartment, multi-function button and safety button
- 1 x back plate
- 1 x mortice assembly (dead bolt and latch bolt)
- Mortice shafts - short for 40-50mm doors, long for 50-70mm doors - plus pin
- 1 x magnetic door sensor (must be fitted for auto relock to work)
- 1 x strike plate with extended curved lip, for frames 40mm and above
- 8 x AA alkaline batteries
- 2 x RFID tags
- 2 x RFID stickers
- 5 x emergency keys
- Assorted screws grouped by door thickness - shaft screws for 40-50mm, 50-60mm and 60-70mm doors, plus body screws and striker screws
- Drill sheet and installation guide
The igloohome Wi-Fi Bridge is not included, and is required for remote unlock, real-time notifications, Alexa voice control and SmartThings. The igloohome Keypad is also separate, and only needed if you want a second PIN entry point away from the door.
Measure the door and set aside only the screws and the shaft for your thickness band. The three shaft screw sets look similar in the bag and using the wrong length is the most common reason the two assemblies will not pull flush. The table is on page 7 of the Installers and User Guide.
igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint - Dimensions
Main face hole 70mm diameter (handle spindle). Top face hole 32mm diameter (fingerprint and RFID module). Vertical centre-to-centre between the two holes 135mm. Backset 70mm. Drill depth 107mm. Mortice pocket 110mm (H) x 25mm (W) x 84mm (D). Print the drill template at 100% with no page scaling and check it against the printed circles before marking the door - page 1 is the left-hand door sheet, page 2 the right-hand. Check your measurements against Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door first.
Step-by-step video guides for the features owners ask about most. For anything not covered here, the Installers and User Guide carries the full procedure, and general troubleshooting is in Chapter 12. igloohome's own support site is at igloohome.co/support.
How to Activate and Deactivate Keypad Disabled Mode
Keypad Disabled Mode makes the touchscreen keypad, the fingerprint reader and the RFID reader unresponsive, so no PIN, fingerprint or RFID credential can unlock the door from outside. Bluetooth keys and the physical key stay active.
Important: it can only be activated while the lock is in the locked position. Use a Bluetooth key or the physical key to get in from outside while the mode is running.
To activate: press and hold the multi-function button on the inner body until you hear a run of descending beeps. Once active, the keypad double-flashes when pressed but accepts no input.
To deactivate from inside: press and hold the multi-function button until the beeps sound, then open the door using the inner handle.
To deactivate from outside: unlock through the igloohome app with a Bluetooth key, or use the physical key.
On doors 55-70mm thick the multi-function button does not rotate, so use the igloohome app to toggle this mode instead.
How to Activate and Deactivate Auto Relock
Auto Relock is enabled by default and re-engages the bolt automatically once the door closes, whichever access method was used. It requires the magnetic door sensor supplied in the box to be installed on the door frame - without it the function has no way to detect that the door has closed and will never trigger. Terry's recommends leaving Auto Relock enabled unless there is a specific operational reason not to.
To configure in the igloohome app: on the lock's home screen, tap Settings in the bottom right corner. Scroll down and tap Auto Relock Timer. Choose a delay duration, or tap Never Relock to disable the function.
Note: even with Auto Relock disabled, the lock still re-engages 30 seconds after a multi-function button or Bluetooth unlock if the door has not been opened in that time.
How to Register a Fingerprint
Fingerprints are registered through the igloohome app, so make sure you are within Bluetooth range of the lock before you start. In the app, go to Access and tap +Access, then select Fingerprint. Read the on-screen instructions, tap Next, and name the fingerprint entry. Wait for the fingerprint module on the outer face to flip open - you will hear a long beep. Place the finger on the scanner three times as the app instructs. Four ascending tones confirm a successful registration and the module closes automatically. Tap Done in the app to finish.
Tip: register two fingers per person. If the module does not open when tapped during normal use, check the lock is not in Keypad Disabled Mode or a security lockout, and make sure the module surface is clean and unobstructed.
How to Perform the Emergency 9V Jumpstart
If the AA batteries are fully depleted, a 9V alkaline battery can temporarily power the lock so you can get in. This is for emergency access only - replace the AA batteries immediately afterwards. Hold the two terminals of the 9V battery firmly against the two contact points on the outer face of the lock, below the keypad. You will hear a run of beeps and the keypad will light up when contact is made. Keeping the 9V battery in contact, enter your PIN code followed by the unlock icon on the keypad. The unlock must be completed within 20 seconds of the keypad lighting up. Make sure the 9V battery has plenty of charge - a depleted one will not supply enough current.
After gaining entry: replace all 8 AA alkaline batteries. Use Duracell, Energizer or Panasonic alkaline AA only - never Heavy Duty, Eveready, GP or rechargeable cells. See what to do when a smart lock battery dies.
igloohome Smart Mortice Lock V2 + Fingerprint - Product Brochure
Note: the brochure's printed specification table lists the front and back assembly widths in inches; the correct figures are the metric ones in the Full Specifications table above, taken from the manufacturer's dimensional drawing and the Installers and User Guide.
PDF Files - STK Igloo Mortice v2 + Finger
The complete 36-page guide: what is included, specifications, requirements, screw specifications by door thickness, door preparation and drill sheet use, step-by-step installation, all five access methods, unlocking and locking from both sides, the child and pet safety handle, app onboarding and PIN management, adding key cards, the 9V jumpstart, battery replacement, security lockout and keypad disabled mode, Airbnb Connect, the audio and LED indication table, SmartThings, troubleshooting and compliance.
Two-page manufacturer specification and feature sheet for the IGM4: the full spec table covering door thickness, clearance, weights, battery and operating temperatures, RFID and fingerprint capacity, materials and certifications; the feature icon set; and the dimensioned product diagram.
The print-at-100% fold-along drilling template: page 1 for a left-hand door, page 2 for a right-hand door. Marks the 70mm face hole, the 32mm module hole, the 135mm centre-to-centre spacing, the 70mm backset, the 107mm drill depth and the door thickness positions at 40, 50, 60 and 70mm.
The igloohome-wide Airbnb Connect procedure: linking an Airbnb account to the igloohome app, connecting a listing to a lock, setting when the guest PIN is delivered (1 to 48 hours before check-in), and how codes expire automatically at checkout. Applies across the igloohome range, this lock included.
igloohome Warranty
Warranty Summary
How to Make a Claim
- Gather the required documents: your original invoice, a video clip clearly showing the defect, and proof of ownership.
- Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries - your authorised igloohome reseller - using the Returns & Warranty page above. Warranty claims must be lodged from the country of original purchase.
- igloohome may conduct diagnostic tests to determine the nature and cause of the defect. Their assessment is final.
- If the claim is approved within the warranty period, igloohome will repair the product, replace it with the same or closest available product, or refund the amount paid - at igloohome's discretion. Repaired or replaced products continue to be covered for the remainder of the original warranty period.
- Any replaced or fully refunded product becomes the property of igloocompany and must be returned in accordance with their returns policy. Delete all personal data from the device before returning it.
Exclusions
This warranty does not cover, and will be voided by, any of the following:
- Damage from impact, shock, accident, fire, flood, earthquake, lightning or other acts of nature
- Exposure to sand, extreme temperatures or environmental conditions outside the product's specifications
- Battery corrosion or chemical corrosion
- Abuse, mishandling, improper installation, improper operation, or failure to follow igloohome's care and maintenance recommendations
- Use of incorrect electrical supply or voltage
- Damage caused by software, apps, accessories or peripheral equipment not supplied or approved by igloohome
- Unauthorised alteration, modification, adjustment or tampering
- Replacement of parts with components not supplied or approved by igloohome
- Missing accessories or external parts, unless reported within 3 calendar days of original retail purchase
- Cosmetic damage to the outer surface or finish (e.g. scratches, dents, stains)
- Deterioration due to normal wear and tear, including corrosion or rust
- Damage occurring during transit, delivery, packing, unpacking, or installation not carried out by an igloohome-authorised installer
- Non-failure problems such as reception/incompatibility issues, software updates, password resets, routine servicing, battery changes, cleaning or product demonstrations
- Software and consumable items, even if packaged or sold with the product
- Minor imperfections within design specifications that do not materially affect functionality
Important Notes
Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. Nothing in this manufacturer warranty limits or excludes your rights under the ACL.
igloohome offers an Extended Product Warranty (an additional 24 months) for products purchased and installed in Singapore only. This extended warranty is not available to customers in Australia.
igloohome requires warranty claims to be made in the country where the product was originally purchased. Claims for products purchased in Australia must be lodged through Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries - not through igloohome's Singapore or US offices.
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