LILIWISE Manuals & User Guides

LILIWISE, manufactured by Guangzhou Lightsource Electronics Limited, specializes in designing and producing high-quality smart door locks for residential and commercial use. Their comprehensive product lineup includes motorized deadbolts, waterproof keypad locks, and advanced biometric lock cylinders suitable for a variety of door types.

Known for integrating seamlessly with smart home ecosystems like Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, LILIWISE locks offer multiple secure access methods including fingerprint recognition, app-based remote unlocking (via TTLock and Tuya apps), IC cards, passcodes, and traditional mechanical keys. Dedicated to modernizing access control, LILIWISE focuses on durable, weather-resistant designs with an IP55 rating and robust safety features like motorized auto-locking and integrated video doorbells.

• How do I factory reset my LILIWISE smart lock?

  To perform a factory reset, open the cover plate of the back panel, long-press the reset button for about 5 seconds until you hear a voice prompt, and then input '000#'. The lock will restore its original state and the buzzer will beep to confirm.

• Why is my LILIWISE keypad locked out?

  If an incorrect passcode is entered more than 5 times in a row, the keypad will be locked for a security period (typically 90 seconds to 5 minutes depending on the model). You can still use alternative methods like a paired smartphone app or mechanical key to unlock the door.

• Which apps are compatible with LILIWISE smart locks?

  LILIWISE primarily supports the TTLock app and the Tuya Smart home app. These allow you to remotely unlock your door, manage user passwords, generate eKeys, and view nweta ndekọ.

• How do I read the operation and unlock records?

  Make sure your lock is connected via Bluetooth or a Wi-Fi gateway. Open the TTLock or Tuya app, navigate to the main interface for your lock, and click on 'Records' to view the full access history.

• What does the low wattage alarm mean?

  When the lock battery voltage drops below a functional threshold (like 4.8V or 7.2V depending on your model), it triggers a low wattage alarm. You should replace the standard batteries or recharge the lithium battery pack immediately to prevent accidental lockouts.