A four-button key fob for arming, disarming, night mode and panic. It assigns to a specific user, so the event log shows who armed the system rather than just that it was armed.
Built for the installer
User assignment is the detail that matters commercially. On a site with staff coming and going, a fob tied to a named person turns the event log into an audit trail. A fob can also be scoped to a specific security group, so a key holder only controls their own area.
Accidental press protection requires a long or double press, which is what keeps it from arming in a pocket. Rated -13F to 122F and IK04 impact rated, on a CR2032 that runs up to five years.
Key features
- Assigns to a named user, turning the event log into an audit trail
- Scopeable to a security group, so a key holder controls only their area
- Accidental press protection by long or double press
- Rated -13F to 122F and IK04, which survives a keyring and a cold morning
- Up to 5 years on the pre-installed CR2032
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Assign the fob to a user in the Ajax app so events are attributed correctly.
Can a fob be tied to a specific person?
Can a fob control only part of the system?
Will it arm accidentally in a pocket?
Does this device need an Ajax hub?
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Technical Specifications