Nokē smart locks
From new construction to retrofits, hardwired Nokē Ion and battery-powered Nokē Infinitē fit any self-storage application. Both bring the security, quality, connectivity and automation that help operators run their facilities more efficiently and securely while driving revenue, on the same Nokē app and cloud portal.
Hardwired · New Construction

The Making of Nokē Ion
Hardwired powerInside the doorNo batteries
The Nokē Ion is a hardwired smart lock with constant low-voltage power, mounted inside the door track so it stays out of sight and out of reach. It is ideal for new construction and hardwired low-voltage projects.
Battery Powered · Retrofits

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Bluetooth + NFC5-year guaranteed batteryUp to 50% faster install
The Nokē Infinitē is the only self-storage smart lock that communicates two ways, Bluetooth and NFC. That makes it virtually fail-proof in the field: tenants still get in with NFC even after the battery reaches end of life, so there are no surprises. It is ideal for retrofits and fast portfolio rollouts.
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80% occupancy in the first year, about 126 move-ins in month one and MSM 2025 Overall Facility of the Year with Nokē Smart Entry.
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A 1,131-unit facility with Nokē on every Janus door, leasing up faster than projected.
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Owners and operators share what Nokē smart locks did for revenue, occupancy, labor and security.
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Industry data on self-storage theft, break-ins and what tenants want from smart locks and smart security, to help you plan your facility security and technology investments.
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| Nokē Ion | Nokē Infinitē | |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Hardwired, constant low voltage | Battery, 5-year guaranteed |
| Mounting | Inside the door track | On the door, beveled to clear the header |
| Tenant access | Nokē app | Nokē app via Bluetooth, plus NFC |
| Status light | Optional LED | LED lock/unlock indicator |
| Extra security | Optional thermal motion sensor | Tamper resistant (tamper notifications coming soon) |
| Ideal application | New construction and hardwired projects | Retrofits and fast portfolio rollouts |
Customer testimonials
“I would never build a new facility without Nokē Smart Entry.”
“Every single one of the properties that we installed Nokē has seen a decrease in break-ins, decrease in insurance claims, increased NOI at those properties.”
“In the two years we’ve been using Nokē smart locks at the 13 facilities we have them at, we haven’t had a single instance of break-in.”
Common questions
Nokē Ion is a hardwired smart lock mounted inside the door with constant low-voltage power, ideal for new construction. Nokē Infinitē is a battery-powered, on-door smart lock with Bluetooth and NFC, a 5-year guaranteed battery and up to 50% faster installation, ideal for retrofits. Both use the same app, portal and features.
Yes. Nokē Infinitē is the first and only battery-powered self-storage smart lock that communicates two ways, Bluetooth and NFC, so tenants can still get in with NFC after the battery reaches end of life. That makes it virtually fail-proof in the field, and the battery is guaranteed for 5 years.
Operators charge Nokē technology fees of $5.99 to $14.99 a month or rents up to 10 to 15% above market for smart units, earn higher tenant insurance revenue splits, and save on labor by automating overlocking, lock checks and move-ins.
Unit-level smart locks secure every unit, not just the gate, and turn security into revenue. Tenants open their unit with the custom-branded Nokē app or a Bluetooth fob, share digital keys and move in on their own schedule, with no codes or keys to forget. Operators automate overlocking, lock checks and move-ins, charge technology fees of $5.99 to $14.99 a month or rents up to 10 to 15% above market, and see up to 95% fewer theft and break-in claims on Nokē units. 87% of tenants prefer smart locks to padlocks.
They automate the work that used to need a manager on site. With Nokē there are no overlocking rounds, lock checks or lock cuts: through 20+ property management software integrations, late payers lose unit access automatically and get it back as soon as they pay. Remote management and peak-hour data let operators run one manager per 1.5 stores, and some run one manager for up to 10 facilities. Superior Storage runs a fully virtual Nokē facility with about 50% lower labor costs, StoreEase Hoover saves $52K a year in on-site labor, and facilities using Nokē can qualify for 20 to 25% commercial insurance discounts.
Nokē adds value through technology fees, higher rents, tenant insurance revenue, labor savings and automated after-hours move-ins. Janus estimates about $100,000 in potential annual value for a 500-unit facility, about $1.43M in facility value at a 7% cap rate (an example of potential benefits, not a guarantee). In real results, National Self Storage turned a $300K Nokē investment into $3M in increased portfolio value with a 1.5-year payback, and its smart 10x10 units averaged $140 a month, up 70% in nine months versus 22% for the market. StoreEase Hoover reached 94% occupancy with a 12-month payback, adding about $1.18M in facility value.
Yes. Nokē Infinitē mounts on the door and installs up to 50% faster, which makes it the usual choice for retrofits. Nokē Ion can also be used in retrofits once compatibility is verified.
Yes. Nokē integrates with more than 20 property management software systems, so rentals, payments, overlocking and release stay in sync automatically.
Yes. Tenants can use a Nokē Bluetooth fob instead of a smartphone, available on request.
Talk to the Nokē team about the right smart lock for your facilities.