The range extender that also carries photos. ReX 2 supports the Wings protocol alongside Jeweller, which is what lets it forward images from MotionCam detectors, and it has an Ethernet port so the extended segment can reach the hub over the network instead of over the air.
Built for the installer
That Ethernet option is the real differentiator. On a site where the far building has a network drop but no reliable radio path, ReX 2 connects over Ethernet and serves the devices around it locally. Photo delivery drops from 18 seconds over Wings to 10 seconds over Ethernet.
Alarm delivery to the hub is 0.3 seconds. Up to 199 devices per extender, five extenders per hub.
Key features
- Forwards photo verification from MotionCam detectors, which ReX 1 does not
- Ethernet port so a far building can reach the hub over the network instead of over the air
- Photo delivery in 10 s over Ethernet against 18 s over the radio path
- 0.3 second alarm delivery to the hub
- Up to 199 devices per extender, five extenders per hub
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub. Powered from 110-240 V mains and designed for indoor use only. Photo verification requires MotionCam devices and a compatible hub.
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Technical Specifications