Zanda Stealth Smart Longplate - 60mm Backset - Tubular Latch
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At A Glance
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The Zanda Stealth Longplate Smart Lock (Product Code: 1327) is a Bluetooth-enabled digital lever handle set for residential timber and aluminium doors, installed on a 60mm tubular latch (what a latch is) - the tubular-latch member of the Zanda Stealth range. Unlike the mortice versions in the Stealth range (1325 / 1326), the 1327 fits a tubular latch rather than a mortice lock body, which can make it a more straightforward retrofit on doors already prepared for a latch (identify what is on your door). It is a complete smart lock set - lever handles are integrated on both the external keypad panel and the internal back panel, so no separate pull handle or passage set is required (see what a longplate is in Chapter 02). It is managed via the TTLock mobile app (iOS and Android)
and offers Bluetooth, PIN code, RFID card, fingerprint and mechanical key access. See Chapter 14 - the TTLock Platform Guide, and how TTLock compares with the other platforms we stock.
The 60mm tubular latch suits a standard timber door or aluminium stile with a 60mm backset; if you want a full mortice lock body behind the same plate, the 1326 is the 60mm mortice version and the 1325 the 35mm narrow-stile one - measure the stile width and backset before you choose. The lever operates the latch for day-to-day entry while the smart credentials control access, with an auto-lock option to re-secure the door. The external module is IP66-rated for dust and water-jet resistance (what IP66 means), making it suitable for external and weather-affected entry doors - browse every front-door smart lock with one side facing the weather.
The lock runs standalone via Bluetooth in range (what a TTLock lock does without Wi-Fi); remote access, history review and credential management are available when it is paired with a compatible Zanda Wi-Fi gateway - the Zanda Stealth Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge (STK 1330.-), sold separately (what a gateway does). It suits doors 35-65mm thick (how to measure door thickness), is supplied in four finishes, and is covered by the Zanda Electronic Locks warranty - 5 years mechanical and 2 years on the finish (see the Warranty section below). If you are comparing it with other app-enabled smart locks, start with which platform suits a home.
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
This listing is the lock on its own - Bluetooth control in range, PIN codes, RFID cards, fingerprint and mechanical key. Not sure you need a gateway at all? Start with which setup suits you and do you need a gateway? Add the Zanda Stealth Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge (STK 1330.-) (sold separately) to lock, unlock, issue codes and read the unlock history from anywhere with internet - see Bluetooth vs gateway on TTLock. Every gateway we stock is in the modules and Wi-Fi gateways category.
This 1327 carries a 60mm tubular latch, so it wants a standard stile; the 1325 is the 35mm mortice twin for narrow frames. If your door frame is tight, you may also want to compare the McGrath A231 (31mm body), the McGrath A236 (35mm Euro mortice), the McGrath A210, the Lockton ELEV36-H narrow leverset, the Vault Eclipse, the Auslock Ultra Slim S31B, and the multipoint Yale Unity Slim / Lockwood Latitude Slim. Check the stile width first and read how to measure a stile.
View all slim-style smart locks for narrow frame doors
Access Methods and Smart Features
Wi-Fi remote access requires the Zanda Stealth Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge (sold separately). Browse smart locks by credential: PIN code, fob, card and RFID, fingerprint, backup key and Wi-Fi capable.
Palm RecognitionFor how each credential type compares, see Chapter 03 - Access Methods. The same credential set, app and gateway are shared across the whole Stealth range - compare the 1320 deadbolt's access methods and the 1326's access methods.
Key Features
- Lever handle set on a 310mm longplate, operating a 60mm tubular latch - the latch and longplate formats explained in the Buyer's Guide, and why the mechanical layer still matters on a smart lock.
- Access methods: Bluetooth app, PIN code, RFID card, fingerprint, and mechanical key override - Chapter 01 explains the authentication stack.
- Managed via the TTLock app (iOS and Android) for credentials, access logs, timed codes and e-key sharing - read the TTLock tips and tricks before you hand over codes.
- Remote access when paired with a compatible Zanda Wi-Fi gateway (STK 1330.-, sold separately) - it pairs in the app as a G2-type gateway, so what the G2 does applies here.
- Auto-lock and passage modes configurable via the TTLock app - how TTLock locking and passcode options work.
- Credential capacity: up to 200 fingerprints (included), 150 passwords and 200 RFID cards - enough for a household, a small office or a multi-property short-stay portfolio.
- Full unlock records in the app - who opened the door, how and when (why an audit trail matters).
- PIN lockout after five incorrect consecutive entries (keypad locks for 5 minutes) - TTLock security features.
- Handle direction is adjustable to suit the door open direction during installation; 60mm latch backset suits standard timber and aluminium stiles - one unit covers left and right hand doors.
- IP66 rated (external / outside module) - suitable for external, weather-affected doors. The internal panel houses the battery compartment and is for interior use only. On the coast, read coastal environments and how coastal air affects lifespan.
- Suits timber and aluminium doors 35-65mm thick - separate fixing screws for each door type are in the box (door type compatibility matrix).
- Available in four finishes: Matt Black, Brushed Nickel, Graphite Nickel and Satin Brass - all on this one listing.
- Backed by the Zanda Electronic Locks warranty - 5 years mechanical, 2 years finish (see Warranty).
What's in the Box
- 1 x front panel (external keypad assembly)
- 1 x back panel (internal lever/handle assembly)
- 1 x tubular latch (60mm backset)
- 3 x RFID IC cards
- 2 x mechanical keys
- 2 x waterproof rubber plates
- 1 x U-clip
- 1 x strike and strike box
- 1 x user manual
- 60mm and 80mm square shafts (1 of each)
- Fixing hardware: screw stubs (2 x M5x35mm), sliding screws (2 x M5x11mm), fixing screws for timber doors (5 x M4x20mm) and aluminium doors (4 x M5x10mm), and one each of M5x25 / 30 / 40 / 50 / 70mm fixing screws
Note: 4 x AA batteries are not included (which batteries to buy). The Zanda Wi-Fi gateway is sold separately. The shared 1325 / 1326 / 1327 data sheet packing list itemises a mortice lock for the mortice models; this 1327 ships with the 60mm tubular latch shown here. Full list in the Zanda Stealth Longplate data sheet - tubular latch (PDF).
Suitable Uses
- Residential front, rear and internal entry doors (timber or aluminium) - see the door type compatibility matrix.
- Standard-stile timber doors and wider aluminium stiles already prepared for a 60mm tubular latch - the most common Australian latch backset (standard backset sizes); for narrow stiles use the 1325.
- Doors requiring a complete smart lever set without a separate handle, where a latch rather than a full mortice lock body is wanted or already fitted (tubular latches for smart locks) - compare a mortice lever lock with a deadbolt such as the Stealth 1320.
- External and weather-affected doors (IP66 external module) - Queensland climate considerations.
- Short-term rental properties requiring time-limited PIN access (see Chapter 07 - Airbnb & Short-Stay and using TTLock for Airbnb, including PMS platform integration).
- Applications where remote access management is required via an optional gateway - browse all app-enabled and Wi-Fi capable smart locks.
- Homes and small offices replacing a keyed lever latch set on a standard hinged door - the lock is not for sliding doors or security screens (for those see the sliding door and security screen categories).
Available Finish Options
Matt Black
STK 1327.BLK
Brushed Nickel
STK 1327.BN
Graphite Nickel
STK 1327.GN
Satin Brass
STK 1327.SB
Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance. All four finishes are variants of this single listing. Brushed Nickel, Graphite Nickel and Satin Brass are soft finishes that Zanda expects you to maintain - unmaintained finishes and salty environments are excluded from the finish warranty (see Warranty and coastal environments). The same four finishes run across the 1325, 1326 and 1320, so a matching deadbolt or second door is easy.
Zanda Stealth Smart Range - Item Code Family
The Zanda Stealth range shares one app, credential set and optional Wi-Fi gateway, differing mechanically in body style, backset and installation method. This 1327 is the tubular-latch longplate; the 1326 is the 60mm mortice version, the 1325 is the 35mm narrow-stile mortice, and the 1320 is a bolt-only deadbolt. If backset or door thickness is a live decision, see Chapter 02 - Measuring Your Door, and for latch-versus-bolt, Chapter 01.
This product (bold row) is the 60mm tubular-latch longplate - the only Stealth lock that uses a latch rather than a mortice body or a deadbolt. Door thickness figures are from each model's Zanda data sheet - the 1320 deadbolt tops out at 55mm, the three longplates at 65mm. Every Stealth product is on the Zanda brand page; the whole lever-format family we stock is in the all smart locks range.
Accessories & Spares
The 60mm tubular latch (STK 1132.SS) is the only spare Zanda lists for this 1327. Zanda does not list a spare front (keypad) panel, back panel, replacement IC cards or key blanks for the Stealth Longplate. If you need a like-for-like part, ask us for a recommendation and we will check availability with Zanda before you commit. General spares for other ranges are in other smart lock accessories, and RFID cards for other brands are in RFID fobs, tags and cards - do not assume a card from another brand will enrol on this lock.
Battery, Power & Backup Access
- Powered by 4 x AA batteries - not included; install before commissioning (how smart locks are powered).
- Batteries sit in the internal (back panel) compartment; remove the back-panel cover to fit them, then refit the cover - the data sheet shows this as the last installation step.
- Low battery alerts are provided through the TTLock app and the lock indicators - battery management in TTLock and the low-battery diagnostic.
- Zanda notes that a relatively fast battery draw is normal for this lock, which has a short-circuit standby design - change the batteries when the app warns you rather than waiting for a failure (what really affects battery life, power and battery FAQs).
- Mechanical key override provides physical backup entry - see where the keyhole is on smart locks and where to keep the override key (a key safe is the usual answer).
- Use quality alkaline batteries for best life; carry spares for coastal or high-use doors (what happens in a power outage - nothing, the lock is battery powered).
TTLock App and Remote Access (Optional - Gateway Required)
The Stealth longplate communicates via Bluetooth. Within range the TTLock app (iOS and Android) provides full management - adding the lock, issuing passcodes, sending e-keys, enrolling cards and fingerprints, and reading the unlock records. Remote access from outside Bluetooth range requires the compatible Zanda Stealth Electronic Lock Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge (sold separately) on your home Wi-Fi - it is added in the app as a G2-type gateway (the G2 explained). For what a gateway adds see Chapter 08 - Gateway Comparison; for placing it, gateway placement; if a bridge drops off Wi-Fi, our fixes guide and band steering explained help.
Without a gateway the lock runs fully standalone using Bluetooth (in proximity), PIN, RFID card, fingerprint and mechanical key - and it keeps working when the internet is down (what still works offline). TTLock accounts are created with a phone number or email and can be used across many locks and countries - see the TTLock hardware ecosystem, TTLock vs Tuya and TTLock security.
The Zanda Stealth gateway is the only bridge Zanda names for this lock. Terry's also supplies the McGrath G3, G4 and G5 gateways for other TTLock-platform locks - whether a cross-brand TTLock gateway pairs with a Zanda lock is covered honestly in cross-brand gateways; we do not assert it here.
Zanda Stealth Longplate 1327 - Full Specifications
Dimensions
The external longplate is shared across the 1325, 1326 and 1327 - only what sits behind it changes: a mortice body on the 1325/1326, this 60mm tubular latch on the 1327. Confirm backset, door thickness and what is on the door now before ordering; the wrong backset is the most common reason a lever smart lock will not fit.
Installation and Handing
The lever on each panel is reversed the same way: loosen the inner hexagon screw of the handle anti-clockwise, remove the handle, turn it to suit the direction the door opens, seat it back into the handle hub and re-tighten the hexagon screw on the back of the handle. Do this on the front panel and the back panel before anything goes on the door. Work out your door handing first (the four combinations), and read Chapter 02 - handing.
- Fit the 60mm tubular latch into the door edge (a door already bored for a 60mm latch is the easy case) and fix the strike and strike box to the jamb - door prep and why misalignment is mistake number one.
- Fit the square shaft through the latch and the front panel, with its triangle mark turned toward the side the handle points; choose the 60mm or 80mm shaft to suit your door thickness. Then fit the sliding screw casing - the 1327 data sheet shows this as its own step between the shaft and the wiring - and feed the front-panel wire through its hole. The wrong shaft set-up is why an outside lever can feel dead (spindle mistakes).
- Drill the hole for the connecting wires 65-110mm from the centre of the spindle shaft; if the door already has a hole within that range, use it.
- Connect the front and back panel wires through the drilled hole, remove the cover on the back panel, and fix the back panel through its top and bottom fixing points using the screws for your door type - timber or aluminium.
- Insert the 4 x AA batteries and refit the battery panel, then test every credential with the door open before you close it. Do not close the door before the batteries are in.
- Set up the lock: open the front-panel cover plate, press and hold the reset button for three seconds, enter 000# and listen for two beeps. The TTLock default password on a new Stealth lock is 123456 - change it straight away (why an admin code matters).
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The Stealth Longplate is a complete lock set with lever handles on both the external and internal panels - no separate pull handle or passage set is required. See Chapter 01 - latches. If you would rather keep your existing handles and add a smart bolt above them, that is what the Stealth 1320 deadbolt is for.
The longplate, keypad, app and finishes are identical - what changes is behind the plate. This 1327 fits a 60mm tubular latch; the 1326 fits a 60mm mortice lock body and the 1325 a 35mm one for narrow stiles. A latch is a simpler mechanism and often an easier retrofit on a door already bored for one; a mortice body gives you a full lock case in the door edge (latch vs mortice in Chapter 01). See how to measure backset, standard Australian backset sizes and stile width in Chapter 02.
No. It uses Bluetooth. Remote access needs the Zanda Stealth Wi-Fi gateway bridging the lock to the TTLock app over your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. Chapter 08 explains what a gateway adds, and the Wi-Fi connectivity FAQs cover the common questions.
The lever direction on both panels is adjustable before installation - loosen the inner hex screw, remove and re-seat the handle, then re-tighten; the square shaft is set to suit door thickness and handing, with its triangle mark turned toward the side the handle points. See determining door handing, Chapter 02 - handing and the Installation and Handing section above.
After five wrong entries in a row the keypad locks out for 5 minutes. The door can still be opened with an RFID card, fingerprint, the app over Bluetooth or the mechanical key during that time. See how PIN access works and TTLock's security features.
More owner and installer questions - aluminium doors, battery draw, resetting, e-keys, Airbnb use and troubleshooting - are answered in the FAQ tab above, and in Chapter 13 - Smart Lock FAQ.
Additional Information
The 1327 incorporates lever handles on both panels and operates the tubular latch directly, so it is the primary door hardware. A tubular latch is not a deadbolt - it holds the door closed and the lock controls who can retract it. Where a heavier security throw is wanted, a separate deadbolt can be specified alongside - see what a mortice lever lock is, secondary locks and the one-penetration principle and why a deadbolt is the usual second lock. The matching-finish option is the Stealth 1320 deadbolt.
Set the lever to match the door open direction during installation, and fit the correct square shaft (60mm or 80mm supplied) for the door thickness. Confirm the open direction before drilling - Chapter 02 - handing, and what goes wrong when handing is wrong. Reversible-lever products like this one are the easy case - which products need handing specified at order.
IP66 confirms the external (outside) module is dust-tight and resistant to powerful water jets from any direction, suiting external and weather-affected doors. It is not fully submersible - avoid direct immersion - and the internal panel, which houses the batteries and electronics, is for interior use only. Zanda's warranty also excludes extreme heat, weather and salty environments, so a covered entry is the ideal position on the coast. See Chapter 11 - IP ratings, the realities of electronic door locks and sunlight and heat.
All new Zanda Stealth locks ship with a default TTLock password of 123456 - change it immediately after installation. The lock is added to the app via Bluetooth, which must be enabled during pairing; tap the keypad to wake it, choose Add Lock, and rename it. See the TTLock app user manual, Chapter 14, and before you hand the lock to a tenant or buyer, how to transfer a TTLock lock and what to do before handover.
For reliable enrolment, ensure fingers are clean and dry. Each fingerprint can be given a start and end time for time-limited access. If the sensor is unresponsive it should still beep when pressed; if not, check the wire between the front and back panels. Try the three-angle enrolment technique, and read more on fingerprint access. Use clean, dry fingers for best results; re-enrol any print that reads inconsistently.
Warranty
Backed by the Zanda mechanical warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal domestic use. The Stealth smart locks fall under Zanda's Electronic Locks warranty period:
- Mechanical: 5 years
- Finish: 2 years
Download PDF Resources
Zanda's 11-page data sheet for the Stealth Smart Longplate: dimensions, packing list, specifications, handle reversal, the tubular-latch installation diagram, TTLock app setup, passwords, e-keys, cards, fingerprints, unlock records, gateway pairing and FAQs. The 1327 edition of the Stealth Longplate data sheet - page 5 carries the latch installation diagram. It prints product code 1325 on every page (a Zanda quirk shared by the mortice edition), so do not let the code on the cover confuse you.
Zanda's warranty document: the per-range warranty periods (Electronic Locks 5 years mechanical / 2 years finish), exclusions, claim process and finish care and maintenance notes.
Zanda Stealth Longplate 1327 - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Everything below is here to help you buy, install, set up and live with the Zanda Stealth Longplate 60mm tubular-latch smart lock. For general smart-lock questions see our Smart Lock FAQ (Chapter 13), for measuring and fitting the Buyer's Guide, and for the app itself the TTLock Platform Guide (Chapter 14).
Access and Credentials
Five kinds, all from the TTLock app: permanent codes, time-limited codes with a start and end, one-time codes, recurring (cyclic) codes for a cleaner or gardener, and custom codes you choose yourself. Codes can be shared by SMS or email. The lock stores up to 150 passwords. Read TTLock passcode types, the permanent-passcode rule, the activation window table (why a timed code can seem not to work yet) and a cyclic code worked example.
Touch the keypad to wake it, key in the code, then press the unlock key in the lower right corner of the keypad. Enter the wrong code five times running and the keypad locks itself for five minutes - use a card, fingerprint, the app or the key in the meantime. How PIN entry works in Chapter 03.
Up to 200 IC cards; three are in the box. Each card is enrolled in the app under IC Cards, Add Card, with its own name and an optional start and end time, and each can be removed individually if lost. Enrolment happens over Bluetooth at the lock. Extra cards need to be Zanda-compatible - we do not assume a card from another brand's RFID range will enrol, so ask first. See how RFID access works and other TTLock credentials.
Yes, fingerprint is included as standard. The lock holds up to 200 fingerprints, each enrolled in the TTLock app with an optional start and end time; name each print so it is easy to remove later. Use the three-angle technique for reliable enrolment and read fingerprint tips. Browse all fingerprint smart locks.
The cylinder sits on the external panel and two keys are supplied. Zanda does not list key blanks for the Stealth range, so keep one key somewhere safe from day one - where to store a smart lock key, key hiders, and our key safe range. What key override is and key override FAQs.
No. The Stealth range is PIN, card, fingerprint, app and key. If you want face recognition, see Chapter 06 - facial recognition and the face and palm recognition category - the slimline Vault Alpha is the narrow-frame option with 3D face recognition.
Locking, Auto-Lock and Passage Mode
Auto-lock sets the time between the lock being unlocked and it automatically locking again, so a door that is opened with a code re-secures itself without anyone touching the lever. The delay is set in the TTLock app. Zanda does not quote a default figure, so check the setting during commissioning. It is one of the standard TTLock lock settings.
Passage mode leaves the lock unlocked so the lever opens the door freely from outside without a credential - handy while you are moving in, hosting, or carrying shopping. Switch it off again in the app and the lock returns to normal auto-locking. Zanda offers auto-lock or passage mode as the two operating states. For the general concept see practical-use FAQs.
Yes - the internal lever retracts the tubular latch from inside regardless of the lock state, so egress does not depend on batteries or the app. This is a latch-type lock rather than a deadbolt: mortice latch versus mortice deadbolt in Chapter 01. If you want a bolt as well, pair it with the Stealth 1320 deadbolt and read the one-penetration principle if you are in an apartment.
Remote Access, Gateway and Wi-Fi
Only if you want to operate or manage the lock from outside Bluetooth range. Within range the app does everything - codes, cards, e-keys, records. Add the Zanda Stealth Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge (STK 1330.-) to unlock remotely, issue a code to a tradie from work, or read the entry history while you are away. Do you need a gateway?, Bluetooth vs gateway and choosing a gateway.
Plug the gateway in; alternating red and blue means it is in standby and ready to pair, solid blue is working, solid red is a network failure. In the TTLock app open the menu, choose Gateway, select the G2 type, press +, give it a name, choose your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and enter the password. That G2 pairing is why the G2 notes in Chapter 08 and the gateways-compared blog apply. Where to put it: gateway placement and placement tips.
Almost always band steering - a router that merges 2.4GHz and 5GHz under one name - or distance and brick between the gateway and the lock. Fixes are in band steering, improving stability, power cycling and TTLock band-steering fixes; the lock itself keeps working over Bluetooth, PIN, card and key throughout (Wi-Fi dropout FAQ).
The Zanda Stealth gateway is the only bridge Zanda names for its locks, and it is the one we recommend. The question of mixing TTLock-platform gateways across brands is answered honestly in cross-brand gateways - we do not promise it on this page.
Power and Batteries
Four AA batteries, not included - buy quality alkaline cells and avoid rechargeables, which drop voltage early (choosing batteries). They sit behind the back-panel cover on the inside of the door. Zanda does not publish a battery-life figure for this model and notes that a fairly quick draw is normal for its standby design, so plan on the app's low-battery warnings rather than a calendar - battery management, what affects battery life.
Use the mechanical key on the external panel, then replace the batteries from inside. The app warns you well before that point; if it does not, run the low-battery diagnostic. When the battery dies covers the sequence, and Chapter 13 - power and battery the general questions. A power outage changes nothing - the lock is battery powered (power outages).
Fit, Backset and Door Compatibility
Yes - timber and aluminium. The kit includes separate screws for each door type (M4x20mm for timber, M5x10mm for aluminium) and waterproof rubber plates on both faces. The 60mm latch backset suits a standard aluminium stile; for a narrow stile choose the 35mm mortice 1325. See Chapter 04 - Door Type Compatibility, stile width and what counts as a narrow stile.
Look at what is in the door now. If it has a tubular latch bored through the edge at 60mm, this 1327 drops in. If it has a mortice lock case in the edge, or you want one, the 1326 (60mm) or 1325 (35mm, narrow stile) is the right pick. The two share the same longplate, keypad, app and finishes. How to measure backset, what the wrong backset does, and the backset mistake in Chapter 12. Unsure? Ask for a recommendation with a photo of the door edge.
35-65mm. Two square shafts are supplied, 60mm and 80mm - use the shorter one on thinner doors and the longer one toward the 65mm end, and set the sliding screw casing to suit. Measuring door thickness in Chapter 02.
Yes. The lever on both the front and back panels is reversed before installation to suit the direction the door opens, and the tubular latch itself is not handed, so one 1327 covers left- and right-hand doors. Set the handles first - determine your handing, then follow the Installation and Handing section above.
No. The Stealth longplate is designed around its own supplied 60mm tubular latch and the square shaft passes through it. Remove the existing latch and fit the supplied one - identify what is on the door now. If the door has a wire hole already within 65-110mm of the spindle, you can reuse it.
Zanda publishes no fire rating for the Stealth range, so do not fit it to a tagged fire door. For apartment entry doors read where fire-rated locks are required, strata checks and the fire door smart lock category.
No - it is a lever latch lock for hinged timber and aluminium doors. For sliders see the sliding door category (the Vault Eclipse and McGrath A231 families cover both), for screens the security screen category, and for gates the external gate category or a battery-free mechanical digital lock.
Installation, Setup and Troubleshooting
Open the cover plate on the front panel, press and hold the reset button for three seconds, key in 000#, and wait for two beeps. Then, with Bluetooth on, open TTLock, tap the keypad to wake the lock, choose Add Lock (or the + button under All Locks), select the lock when it appears and rename it. The default password on a new Stealth lock is 123456 - change it. Step by step in the TTLock user manual; erase and recovery codes in TTLock tips.
First check the batteries are installed the right way round. Then remove the back panel and check the cable between the front and back panels is properly connected at both ends - it is the most common cause. Chapter 12 troubleshooting and still stuck?
Usually the square shaft is in the panel the wrong way - check the triangle mark on the shaft points the same way as the handle. Zanda lists this as the first thing to check. Spindle mistakes and DIY mistake two.
Clean, dry fingers and a clean sensor first - oil and dirt stop the sensor reading. Press the sensor: even an unrecognised print should get a beep, which proves the sensor is live; no beep points to the panel cable. Then use the three-angle technique.
A confident DIYer with a 60mm latch bore already in the door can follow the data sheet; boring a new latch in an aluminium door is a job for a locksmith. Decide with when to DIY and why door alignment matters; Terry's offers advice and installation, a site survey and installation across the Gold Coast.
App, Sharing, Records and Account
An e-key is app access sent to another TTLock user. From the lock screen tap Send eKey, choose permanent, timed, one-time or recurring, enter the recipient's TTLock account, name it and set the validity period; you can also let them unlock remotely (with a gateway) or make them an authorised admin. Recipients need their own TTLock account. The admin can later delete, reset or adjust e-keys and see each e-key's usage. e-keys in Chapter 14; for guests who will not install an app, send a timed PIN instead.
Yes - tap Records in the app for the full entry and exit history, showing the credential used and the time. Records sync when your phone is within Bluetooth range, or continuously with the gateway. Why audit trails matter for rentals and small businesses.
Yes, with the gateway. Timed and one-time codes handle check-in and check-out, the records tell you who arrived when, and a PMS platform can issue codes automatically. Start with the two approaches in Chapter 07, then TTLock with a gateway, without Wi-Fi, the setup checklist and which platform for Airbnb. Multiple properties: multi-property management.
TTLock is a global cloud platform used by many lock brands, including Zanda's Stealth range. What it stores, how it is secured and where it is hosted are covered plainly in TTLock security, TTLock vs Tuya - security, data sovereignty, the hosting table and security and sovereignty in Chapter 15. Zanda has not issued an Australian Cyber Security declaration for this lock (what that law requires); the platform's own honest gaps are worth reading too.
Transfer the lock to the new owner's TTLock account rather than sharing your login, and clear every code, card and e-key you issued. Lock transfer, before handover and the erase code at handover. Timed codes that seem to expire early are usually a clock issue - clock calibration.
Weather, Durability and Care
The external module is IP66 - dust-tight and resistant to strong water jets - so rain on a front door is fine. Zanda's warranty excludes extreme heat, weather and salty environments, and the three soft finishes need regular care, so on the Gold Coast a covered entry is the right position and a wipe-down routine is worth adopting. IP ratings, coastal environments, coastal lifespan and Queensland considerations.
That depends more on installation quality and environment than on the electronics - realistic expectations, installation quality, what actually fails and why it is not set and forget. Zanda backs the mechanism for 5 years.
Warranty and Spare Parts
Zanda's Electronic Locks warranty - 5 years mechanical, 2 years finish - parts only, residential use, with the exclusions listed in the Warranty section. Claims go through the reseller with proof of purchase, so contact Terry's first and we handle it with Zanda. Zanda Warranty (PDF) and Returns & Warranty.
Zanda lists only two spare bodies for the Stealth longplates, both 60mm: the 1153.SS mortice body for the 1326 and the 1132.SS tubular latch for this 1327. The 1132.SS latch is the only spare for this 1327; there is no spare keypad, back panel, card or key blank in the catalogue. If a part fails inside the warranty period, that is a warranty claim; outside it, ask us for a recommendation and we will check with Zanda. General smart lock accessories.
Related Products, Guides and Chapters
The Zanda Stealth range: 1325 - 35mm mortice longplate (narrow stile) - 1326 - 60mm mortice longplate - 1327 - 60mm tubular-latch longplate (this product) - 1320 - Stealth deadbolt - 1330.- Gateway / Wi-Fi Bridge - 1153.SS 60mm mortice body (spare, for the 1326) - 1132.SS 60mm tubular latch (spare, fits this 1327) - all Zanda
Other slimline and narrow-stile smart locks: Lockton ELEV36-H narrow leverset (cheaper, same TTLock platform) - McGrath A231 - McGrath A236 (35mm) - McGrath A210 - McGrath A210DB (double-sided, 35mm) - Vault Eclipse - Vault Alpha (3D face) - Auslock Ultra Slim S31B - Auslock Super Slim S3B - Yale Unity Slim (multipoint) - Lockwood Latitude Slim (multipoint) - every slim-line smart lock
Categories: All smart locks - Bluetooth - PIN code - Fob, card and RFID - Fingerprint - Has backup key - App enabled - Wi-Fi capable - Regular front door - Gateways and bridges - Mortice locks for smart locks - Key storage
Buyer's Guide chapters: Ch 01 What Is a Smart Lock - Ch 02 Measuring Your Door - Ch 03 Access Methods - Ch 04 Door Types - Ch 07 Airbnb and Short-Stay - Ch 08 Gateways - Ch 11 Standards and IP - Ch 12 Installation and Troubleshooting - Ch 13 Smart Lock FAQ - Ch 14 TTLock Platform Guide - Ch 15 App Platforms - all chapters
Helpful blog reading: TTLock Tips, Tricks and Hidden Features - TTLock User Manual - TTLock vs Tuya - Which Smart Lock Platform Is Right for You? - Measuring Your Lock Backset - Understanding Door Handing - Measuring a Stile - Do You Need a Gateway? - Why Smart Locks Drop Off Wi-Fi - Mechanical Key Override - TTLock for Airbnb - Do You Really Need Wi-Fi? - The Realities of Electronic Door Locks - How Long Do Digital Door Locks Last? - Secondary Locks and the One-Penetration Principle - 3 Common DIY Installation Mistakes - Your Data and China - Site Survey and Installation
What's in the Box - Zanda Stealth Longplate 1327
Zanda's packing list for the Stealth Smart Longplate (20 line items), with the tubular latch in place of the mortice body on this 1327. Check the carton against it before you start - the two square shafts and the two screw sets for timber and aluminium doors are easy to mix up.
- 1 x front panel (external keypad assembly)
- 1 x back panel (internal lever/handle assembly)
- 1 x tubular latch (60mm backset)
- 3 x RFID IC cards
- 2 x mechanical keys
- 2 x waterproof rubber plates
- 1 x U-clip
- 1 x user manual
- 1 x strike and 1 x strike box (latch strike)
- 2 x screw stubs, M5 x 35mm
- 2 x sliding screws, M5 x 11mm
- 4 x fixing screws for aluminium doors, M5 x 10mm
- 5 x fixing screws for timber doors, M4 x 20mm
- 1 x M5 x 25mm screw
- 1 x M5 x 30mm screw
- 1 x M5 x 40mm screw
- 1 x M5 x 50mm screw
- 1 x M5 x 70mm screw
- 1 x 60mm square shaft
- 1 x 80mm square shaft
- see the TTLock user manual.
Zanda Stealth Smart Longplate 1327 - Real Installations
Installation photos of the Zanda Stealth longplate. These are installations of the mortice 1326; the 1327 shares exactly the same external longplate and finishes, so they show what the 1327 looks like on the door. Thinking about your own door? Read who a site survey is for.
Zanda Stealth Smart Longplate 1327 - Dimensions
Zanda Stealth Smart Longplate 1327 - Data Sheet and User Manual (Tubular Latch)
The eleven pages of the tubular-latch edition of Zanda's Stealth Longplate data sheet. Every page prints product code 1325 - a Zanda quirk - but page 5 is the latch installation diagram specific to this 1327. Download the full document from the PDF Files tab or directly here (PDF).
PDF Files - Zanda Stealth Longplate 1327
Zanda's 11-page data sheet for the Stealth Smart Longplate: dimensions, packing list, specifications, handle reversal, the tubular-latch installation diagram, TTLock app setup, passwords, e-keys, cards, fingerprints, unlock records, gateway pairing and FAQs. The 1327 edition of the Stealth Longplate data sheet - page 5 carries the latch installation diagram. It prints product code 1325 on every page (a Zanda quirk shared by the mortice edition), so do not let the code on the cover confuse you. Pair it with our TTLock user manual.
Zanda's warranty document: the per-range warranty periods (Electronic Locks 5 years mechanical / 2 years finish), exclusions, claim process and finish care and maintenance notes - read alongside coastal environments.
Zanda Warranty
Zanda Architectural products carry a limited warranty against defects in material or workmanship under normal use during the warranty period. During the warranty period, Zanda Architectural will repair or replace the product (or the defective parts) at no charge, using new or refurbished replacement parts. Warranty periods vary by product range and by component (mechanical and finish), so please check the row that matches your product below.
Warranty Summary
* Warranty periods run from the proven date of purchase and apply only when the product is properly installed and subjected to no more than fair wear and tear. See the exclusions and important notes below for full conditions.
How to Make a Claim
Zanda's warranty process starts with the reseller you purchased from. As your place of purchase, we handle the claim for you:
- Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries (the place of purchase) with your proof of purchase and the date the product was purchased.
- Provide a clear description of the fault, along with the product range and model.
- We complete the necessary claim forms and process the claim with Zanda Architectural on your behalf. You may be asked to return the product for assessment.
- If the product is found to be defective under the warranty terms, Zanda will repair or replace it at no charge, using new or refurbished parts.
Exclusions
A warranty claim cannot be accepted for damage unless it resulted from a defect in Zanda's materials and workmanship. The following are expressly excluded:
- Surface damage occurring after purchase and not caused by defects in materials and workmanship.
- Misuse, neglect or accidental damage.
- Failure to maintain and care for the product.
- Defects or damage caused by using the product for a purpose other than that for which it was designed, such as commercial use.
- Defects or damage caused by improper installation.
- Damage caused by batteries.
- Modification and/or alteration to the product.
- Discolouration and scratches to finishes through normal use and ageing.
- Replacement of batteries.
- Normal wear and tear.
This guarantee does not extend to labour costs, freight, personal loss, death or injury, or economic, consequential or property damage of any kind. The warranty also excludes extreme environments where heat, weather and salty conditions are prevalent, and does not cover products that have not been properly maintained.
Important Notes
The products covered by this warranty are designed for residential use only - any other use (including commercial use) voids the warranty. This is a parts-only warranty: it does not cover labour costs for product removal and reinstallation.
Proper maintenance, care, cleaning and polishing in accordance with Zanda's instructions are essential to retain a product's finish - particularly soft finishes or finishes that naturally age, such as Brushed Nickel, Satin Chrome, Polished Brass, Graphite Nickel, Matt Chrome, Unlacquered Brass, Matt Brass, Rumbled Brass, Roman Brass, Natural Bronze, Oil Rubbed, Satin Brass, Brushed Bronze, Antique Bronze, Buffed Bronze, Matt Antique Bronze, Venetian Bronze and Powdercoat. These finishes are subject to deterioration, corrosion and oxidation from conditions such as salt deposits, scratches from sharp objects, paint thinners and caustic agents. For care of stainless steel products, see the ASSDA guidance on preventing coastal corrosion and tea staining.
This is a limited, express warranty and is provided in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Our goods 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 the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. Nothing in this express warranty limits or restricts any other statutory right or remedy available to you.
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