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AUSLOCK × Crime Stoppers NSW

Proud sponsor supporting safer communities through smarter security.

The Auslock App is the central control hub for all Auslock smart locks, giving you complete access management from your mobile device. Lock or unlock your door, share access with family, friends, or trusted visitors, and monitor every interaction from anywhere.

With 24/7 activity tracking, the app shows you exactly who unlocked your door and when. You can create permanent, timed, one-time, custom orrecurring PIN codes, manage fingerprints and RFID cards, and view unlock history all directly from the app.

Using Bluetooth for local control and the Auslock Gateway for remote access, the Auslock App allows you to operate your lock even when you’re away fromhome. Generate passcodes, change settings, check battery status, and manage users all remotely with a single tap.

Some Auslock models include a built-in Door Status Indicator, letting you know if your door is open, closed, or locked, helping prevent accidental locking while the door is ajar.

When paired with the Auslock Gateway, your lock becomes fully integrated into your smart home. Enjoy remote control, real-time notifications, and compatibility with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa allowing you to lock or unlock your door using simple voice commands.

Smart, secure, and easy to use the Auslock App puts complete control of your home’s access right in your pocket.

About Auslock About Crime Stoppers NSW

Our Partnership

AUSLOCK is proud to support Crime Stoppers NSW and their mission to help keep Australians safer. We believe security should be modern, practical, and easy to manage — because many homes and businesses still protect their most valuable assets with outdated access methods.

Smart locks help in two powerful ways:

  • Everyday convenience that improves consistency (so doors are actually locked, access is controlled, and habits improve).
  • Security + deterrence by reducing “easy target” signals and increasing risk for intruders.

  • Disclaimer


    AUSLOCK is a proud sponsor of Crime Stoppers NSW. The information on this page is general in nature and should not be taken as Crime Stoppers NSW endorsing any specific product.

Hear From Crime Stoppers NSW


Watch Crime Stoppers NSW share why proactive security matters — and how smart access can help improve everyday safety habits.

  • Keyless Convenience

    No more lost keys. Unlock with PIN, fingerprint, card or app (model dependent).

  • Auto-Locking

    Doors lock automatically — removing the most common security failure: human forgetfulness.

  • Notifications & Activity

    Know when doors open or lock, and stay informed about access events (model dependent).

  • Smarter Access Control

    Create and remove access for staff, tenants, tradies or guests — without changing locks.

  • Stronger Daily Security Habits

    When security becomes easy, it becomes consistent — and consistency is everything.

  • Supports Deterrence

    Intruders prefer fast, quiet, low-risk entry. More friction and more uncertainty can reduce appeal.

Layered Security = Best Results

Smart Locks as a Deterrent

Most break-ins aren’t complicated — offenders typically choose the easiest target. They want to get in and out with the least time, least noise, and lowest chance of being noticed.

That’s why deterrence matters. Smart locks can contribute to deterrence by:

  • reducing “easy entry” opportunities
  • Improving locking consistency through auto-locking
  • adding uncertainty and friction to the intruder’s plan
  • working with other deterrents like cameras, lighting and alarms

No single product can guarantee prevention — but the more deterrents you add, the less attractive your property becomes.

The most effective approach is layers. Smart locks work best when paired with other visible deterrents.

Checklist items:

  • Smart lock with correct installation

  • Reinforced door hardware and alignment

  • Cameras / video doorbell

  • Motion lighting




  • Alarm / sensors



  • Gates, fencing, and controlled entry points

Do smart locks deter burglars?


They can support deterrence as part of layered security — especially when they improve locking consistency (auto-lock) and pair with cameras, lighting and alarms.

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  • What matters most for security — smart features or hardware?

    Hardware and installation come first. Smart features then add convenience, control and visibility on top.

  • What’s the biggest security mistake people make?

    Forgetting to lock doors, sharing keys/codes, and never updating access after staff or tenants change.

  • Can smart locks be hacked?

    Any connected device can carry risk, but reputable systems plus good habits (secure Wi-Fi, updates, unique codes) greatly reduce exposure.

  • Are smart locks safer than traditional locks?

    Some are dramatically better, but real security depends on the full door system — lock quality, installation, door/frame strength, and good user habits.

Want a Smarter Security Setup?

Whether it’s your home, a retail shop, office, warehouse, or multi-site business — we can help you choose a smart access solution that fits your needs and supports a layered security approach.

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