Hugolog Bluetooth Deadbolt Access Point

Bluetooth-to-WiFi gateway that enables remote control for compatible Hugolog smart locks

The Hugolog Bluetooth Deadbolt Access Point is a smart lock gateway designed to bridge your compatible Hugolog lock to your home WiFi network. Instead of relying on short-range Bluetooth only, this access point keeps a local Bluetooth connection to the lock and then routes control through the internet, so you can lock, unlock, and check status remotely from your phone when you are away from home.

Why installers choose the Hugolog Access Point

• Remote access anywhere: Control your lock over the internet instead of Bluetooth range limits.
• Made for Hugolog locks: Designed as the add-on gateway for compatible HU03 and HU04 models.
• Simple setup: Pairs locally to the lock, then connects to your WiFi for remote control.
• More reliable routines: A dedicated gateway can improve consistency vs. phone-only Bluetooth control.
• Hands-off convenience: Great for rentals, deliveries, guests, and service access management.

Best use cases

• Homeowners who want to lock and unlock remotely when away from the door
• Short-term rentals where guests need managed access without being on-site
• Letting in cleaners, dog walkers, or service pros with scheduled access
• Homes where Bluetooth-only control is limiting due to distance

Recommended with this product

• Security Solutions if you are building a full smart entry and perimeter security setup.
• Networking if you need better WiFi coverage near the door for stable remote access.

Quick guidance

Place the access point within solid Bluetooth range of the lock and on a stable WiFi signal, usually the same floor and not behind multiple concrete walls. If your entry WiFi is weak, add a mesh node or improve coverage first, because remote control quality depends on the gateway staying connected. Contact Bear Security Shop if you want help choosing the best placement for reliable door connectivity.

1. Do I need this if my lock already works with Bluetooth?
   Only if you want remote control when you’re away. Bluetooth alone works when you’re nearby. The access point is what enables control and alerts from anywhere.
   
2. How far should it be from the lock?
   Place it close enough for a strong Bluetooth connection, typically within the same room or nearby. Thick walls can reduce range, so closer is better.
   
3. Can one access point handle more than one lock?
   Often yes, as long as all locks are within Bluetooth range of the access point. If your locks are spread far apart, you may need more than one.