Elika BLE V1

Name: Elika BLE V1
Rating: 1.7 (61 reviews)
Author: Elika Access Systems LLC

By: Elika Access Systems LLC App

Elika 460 Bluetooth

Overview

Version:

1.2

Last updated: 2017-09-19

Ranking

#236,604 ▼ 114

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Elika BLE V1 is a Chrome extension that lets you wirelessly access your Elika Telephone entry system from your smartphone. With Bluetooth enabled, simply approach your Elika reader to unlock the system—no codes or cards needed.

The extension provides a future-ready, credential-free entry experience for Elika 460 Bluetooth users, enabling seamless mobile access and improved convenience.

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By:

Elika Access Systems LLC

Rating:

1.70

(61)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2017-09-19

Version code:

841792496

Creation date:

2017-07-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

33.05MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-02

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Ranking

# 236,604 ▼ 114

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Developed by:

Elika Access Systems LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elika-ble-v1/id1256993512

Website:

http://www.elikaaccess.com

User Reviews

Auto-open is praised by some, but reliability is poor. Users report crashes, data loss, proximity issues, a clunky slide UI, and restrictive device limits that hinder consistent access.

Pros

Hands-free auto-opening of the gate when approaching the complex (no manual button press required).
Reduces need to interact with a keypad or slide controls; convenient when it works.
Some complexes report it as the preferred entry method and it can work smoothly in those setups.

Cons

Unreliable and inconsistent operation; often fails to open or works only sometimes.
App crashes during setup or opening, and gate data can be lost or deleted.
Awkward slide-to-open UI (located high on the screen) that is hard to use while driving and often requires two hands.
Proximity/near-field detection is inconsistent; users must be very close or it fails to detect them.
Single-device limit per gate; other residents cannot access without the same device, causing access issues.