Sliding (Mortise) door smart lock adapter for Switchbot Lock
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I wanted to make my sliding door lock smart, but there really aren't any options out there. There are a few low-profile
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I wanted to make my sliding door lock smart, but there really aren't any options out there. There are a few low-profile smart locks by Yale and others, but these are almost/completely all for specialized doors anyways. The issue is the narrow space on the side of the door for the locking hardware. there are a couple projects to adapt August locks, but I can't stand the 2-3 month battery life.
So, I've designed some adapter pieces that allow you to convert your typical sliding door with a mortise lock mechanism with a Switchbot smart lock (noteably probably not the Pro version). It requires you to:
Remove the lock hardware (philips screwdriver) and remove the stock thumb switch (semi-permanent/destructive and requires some force/tools).
Replace the stock thumb switch to turn the lock mechanism (3d printed pieces and a replacement spindle piece, $7 but can be found cheaper)
- Then use the third and final 3d printed part to adapt the handle mount to something the switchbot lock can mount to (2x m3x5mm bolts, 2x washers, 2x nuts). The length of the replacement thumb switch, angle of the adapter, and other features are all critical.
I provide absolutely no warranty that these parts will work, be secure, or not cause harm. You assume all responsibility for making/installing/using these parts.