Eighteen wired zones onto an Ajax system from one module. This is the part that makes a hybrid takeover viable: the existing wired detectors stay exactly where they are and the customer gets the Ajax app, without rewiring a building.
Built for the installer
It supports NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL and 3EOL connection types, with EOL resistance configurable from 1 kOhm to 15 kOhm per resistor, so it matches the supervision scheme already in the existing panel rather than requiring the loops to be rebuilt. Cable runs reach 1,300 feet.
Fifteen wired device event types are selectable per zone, so each device reports as what it actually is. It is mains powered from 100-240 V, which also means it does not consume detector battery budget the way the single-zone Transmitter does.
Key features
- 18 wired zones from one module, which is what makes a hybrid takeover economic
- NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL and 3EOL support to match the existing supervision scheme
- EOL resistance configurable from 1 kOhm to 15 kOhm per resistor
- Cable runs to 1,300 ft so existing loops usually reach without extension
- 15 selectable event types per zone so each device reports correctly
- Mains powered, with no battery budget consumed by the connected devices
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Powered from 100-240 V mains and designed for indoor use only. 2EOL and 3EOL require firmware 2.13 or later.
Can it match the existing panel's end-of-line supervision?
How far can the existing wiring run?
Why use this instead of several single Transmitters?
Does each zone report as a distinct device type?
Does this device need an Ajax hub?
What does the 9NA region code mean?
How quickly is a lost device detected?
Technical Specifications