Vault Eclipse Slimline Smart Lock for Sliding or Hinged Doors
The Vault Eclipse is a slimline smart lock designed for narrow aluminium and timber doors where a full-width smart lock may not suit the door profile. Its compact body and minimalist styling make it a practical option for modern doors where appearance and fitment both matter.
Eclipse supports fingerprint, PIN code, Bluetooth, RFID card, and app control, with optional remote access available through the Vault G5 Wi-Fi Gateway. It is available in knob and lever-handle variants.
Because narrow-profile doors vary significantly, confirming compatibility before ordering is recommended — particularly where existing mortices, striker positions, or frame clearances differ from standard hinged-door preparations.
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Key Features
- Slimline smart lock for narrow aluminium and timber doors.
- Supports fingerprint, PIN code, RFID card, Bluetooth, and app control.
- Optional remote access and smart-home integration via Vault G5 Wi-Fi Gateway — dual-band, avoids the band-steering problem common on single-band gateways.
- Available in knob and lever-handle variants.
- Mechanical key backup included.
- IP65-rated body suitable for external or exposed installations.
- Battery life up to 10,000 normal unlocks or approximately 12 months.
Lock Layout

The Eclipse is IP65 weather rated, providing full dust protection and resistance to low-pressure water jets from any direction.
What's in the Box

The numbered diagram below corresponds directly with the included components listed in the table.

This lock is supplied with a 6085 (60 mm backset) mortice for hinged/swinging doors as standard.



Battery, Power & Backup Access
- Powered by 4 x AAA batteries (not included). For realistic expectations on battery maintenance, see our guide to smart lock battery life.
- Battery life is up to 10,000 normal unlocks or approximately 12 months under normal use.
- Bluetooth and smart functions require correctly installed batteries.
- Mechanical key backup remains available if batteries are depleted.
- Use fresh matching batteries and avoid mixing old and new cells.
Suitable Uses
- Narrow-profile residential entry doors
- Timber and aluminium hinged doors with compatible mortice preparation
- Sliding doors when paired with a compatible hook bolt mortice
- Office and internal access doors requiring slim hardware
- Non-fire-rated doors where fitment has been confirmed before purchase
Access Methods
Eclipse supports five access methods. See our side-by-side access method comparison for a full breakdown of how each method works.
Dimensions
Specifications
Wi-Fi Remote Access (Optional)
This smart lock operates via Bluetooth connectivity as standard. Remote access and internet-based control are available only when paired with a compatible Vault Wi-Fi gateway.
When connected to a gateway, users can remotely manage access, view activity, create temporary credentials, and add compatible Alexa or Google Home functionality. The G5's dual-band Wi-Fi avoids the band-steering problem that affects single-band gateways on modern routers.
For a full comparison of gateway generations, see our G2 vs G3 vs G4 vs G5 gateway guide.
For remote functionality, see the Vault G5 Gateway.
This lock includes a mechanical key override to ensure access remains available if batteries are depleted or electronic access methods cannot be used.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the Vault Eclipse suitable for narrow aluminium doors?
Yes. Eclipse is specifically suited to narrow aluminium and timber door stiles where larger smart lock bodies would not fit or look disproportionate. - Can the Vault Eclipse be used on sliding doors?
Yes, provided it is paired with a compatible sliding hook bolt mortice suited to the application. The standard 6085 mortice is for hinged doors only — confirm the correct option at checkout. - Does the Vault Eclipse support remote access?
Yes, but only when paired with the Vault G5 Wi-Fi Gateway. Without the gateway, it operates locally via Bluetooth and onboard credentials. Our guide to what a gateway does explains the difference. - Does the Vault Eclipse support facial recognition?
No. Eclipse supports fingerprint, PIN code, Bluetooth, RFID card, and app control. Facial recognition is not available on this model. - Is the Vault Eclipse suitable for apartment entry doors?
No. Vault smart locks are not certified for fire-rated doors such as apartment entry doors. For Queensland fire door compliance requirements and what locks are suitable, see Chapter 05 of our Buyer's Guide.
Additional Information
- Narrow-Profile Fitment: Eclipse is one of the more suitable Vault models for slimmer aluminium and timber door profiles. Measure your stile width and door thickness carefully before ordering. For context on how Eclipse sits in the broader Vault range, see the Vault brand profile.
- Variant Choice: Eclipse is available in knob and lever-handle options — confirm the required variant before ordering, as these differ in handle operation and appearance.
- Mortice Selection: Correct mortice choice is critical, especially for aluminium doors and sliding hook-bolt applications. Selecting the wrong mortice type is one of the most common installation errors — see our guide to common hardware and backset selection mistakes.
- Weather Exposure: Eclipse's IP65 rating covers everyday outdoor exposure. In coastal Queensland environments, correct installation and ongoing maintenance remain important for long-term performance.
Vault Smart Locks products purchased in Australia are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for:
- Mechanical components: 2 years
- Electronic components: 2 years
Vault Smart Locks Warranty Overview
Vault Smart Locks products sold in Australia are covered by a manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal residential and light commercial use.
This overview summarises the structure of Vault warranty coverage. Full terms, exclusions and claim procedures are available via the official Vault warranty policy.
Warranty Periods Summary
What the Warranty Covers
- Defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
- Repair or replacement of faulty components at manufacturer discretion.
- Assessment of product condition to determine appropriate remedy.
Common Exclusions
- Incorrect installation or failure to follow installation instructions.
- Misuse, abuse, forced entry damage or tampering.
- Exposure to extreme environmental conditions (water ingress, corrosion, chemicals).
- Normal wear and tear including surface finishes.
- Battery failure or damage caused by battery leakage.
- Use of non-approved accessories or components.
- Labour, removal, reinstallation or freight costs.
Installation & Usage Requirements
- Installation must follow manufacturer instructions.
- Products must be used within specified door thickness and application limits.
- Regular maintenance and cleaning must be carried out as recommended.
- Smart functions require correct configuration via the Vault app.
Warranty Claim Process
- Retain proof of purchase.
- Contact the original place of purchase or supplier.
- Provide details of the issue and supporting information.
- Return the product if requested for assessment.
- Outcome may include repair, replacement, or refund depending on assessment.
Australian Consumer Law
Vault Smart Locks warranties operate in addition to rights available under the Australian Consumer Law. Goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded. Customers may be entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.
Official Warranty Information
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