Ajax KeyPad Wireless Touch Keyboard, Black
| Products ID: | 116211 |
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| Manufactured by: | Extra Digital |
| Availablity: | Ready to Order |
| Delivery Time | 5-10 business days |
| EAN: | 9990000000227 |
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Choose countryThe Ajax KeyPad is a wireless touch keyboard designed to manage the Ajax security system. It allows users to arm and disarm the system easily using a passcode or a single button press.
Practical Security Management
Ideal for placement near entry points, the KeyPad provides a convenient way to control your home or office security without needing a smartphone. It features a duress code function to send a silent alarm to a monitoring station in case of emergency.
Key Features
- Extended Range: Operates up to 1,700 meters from the Ajax Hub in open spaces.
- Secure Communication: Uses rolling code encryption and authentication to prevent tampering and interference.
- Long Battery Life: Pre-installed batteries last up to 2 years with standard use.
- Easy Installation: The SmartBracket mount allows for quick setup without disassembling the device.
- Status Indication: Provides clear visual feedback on the current arming status of the system.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Ajax |
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| Model | 000005653 |
| Device Type | Wireless touch keyboard |
| Compatibility | Works only with Ajax Hub |
| Power Supply | 4 AAA batteries (included) |
| Dimensions | 150 x 102.5 x 13.2 mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work with non-Ajax systems?
No, the Ajax KeyPad is specifically designed to work only within the Ajax ecosystem and requires an Ajax Hub.
What is a duress code?
A duress code is a special password that disarms the sirens but sends a silent emergency signal to the security company to indicate you are being forced to disarm the system.
How do I know if the command was successful?
The KeyPad features two-way communication, meaning it receives a confirmation from the Hub and indicates it via light and sound.
Is the keyboard protected against password guessing?
Yes, the system automatically locks the keyboard if an incorrect code is entered multiple times within a short period.
