AJAX SYSTEMS AJ-MULTR-B - MULTITRANSMITTER BLACK

Maximum compatibility with the new firmware
MultiTransmitter allows connecting a wide range of wired sensors. The integration module with firmware version 2.13.0 and higher supports NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL, and 3EOL connection types. EOL resistance detects automatically in the PRO app. The device supports EOL's with resistance from 1 kΩ to 15 kΩ each with total resistance of 30 kΩ. To increase the protection against sabotage, EOL's with different resistance can be used in one sensor. MultiTransmitter has three independent 12 V⎓ power outputs for third-party wired sensors: one for fire sensors and two for the rest devices. Recommended EOL ratio: R1=R , R2=2·R , R3=3·R . MultiTransmitter has four 12 V⎓ power outputs for third-party wired sensors: one for fire sensors and three for other devices.

The second life of an old wired alarm
MultiTransmitter opens new markets and allows building modern complex security based on existing wired equipment installed at a facility. Ajax s security system users get security control via app, data-rich notifications, and scenarios with this integration module and old third-party wired devices. An installer can set up the system or device in the PRO app, both while on-site and remotely.

More Ajax features
Perimeter IR detectors, household gas sensors, thermostats, float sensors, keypads, and other devices are ready to expand the Ajax areas of use. Connect them to a hub via MultiTransmitter and manage the combined security system in the Ajax app.

Less hassle with automated security
Use automation scenarios so that the security system instantly responds to threats without waiting for police. Ajax will be armed by schedule, turn on the light by the alarm of a motion detector, switch off the potential cause of ignition at the first sign of fire. With MultiTransmitter, an old alarm system becomes part of a safe and smart home.

Data-rich alarms
With MultiTransmitter, you can specify the device name, the type of alarm, and a room for each wired device. This makes notifications more informative — you know not just what happened but where. This information is displayed using push notification, SMS, and is also sent to the security company's monitoring station using an appropriate code. Numerous event types are available: intrusion, fire, auxiliary alarm, panic button, gas alarm, malfunction, leakage, etc.