Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra

The Perfect Combination of Security and Automation

Security solutions must not only be reliable, but also adaptable and future-proof. Enterprises and security services often face the challenge of integrating existing equipment into modern infrastructures. Ajax's Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fiber is the ideal solution for seamlessly integrating legacy alarm systems into a modern security environment while optimizing control and automation.

What is the Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra?

This advanced integration module is a wired connection element that enables seamless integration of third-party security devices into the Ajax system. With four inputs and four outputs, it provides flexible control options for a wide range of security and automation applications. Whether in corporate, retail or high-security environments, the module significantly expands the application range of existing installations.

Versatile Connectivity for Maximum Flexibility

The Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra can integrate almost any device into the Ajax system thanks to its versatile connectivity and operating modes.

• Supported connection types: NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL, 3EOL and shutter
• Wide range of applications: motion detectors, glass break sensors, bolt contacts, alarm buttons, sirens and many other sensors
• Advanced control features: integration with access control systems, door locks, lighting, HVAC and alarm systems

This universal connectivity allows organizations to optimize their existing security infrastructure without having to replace every component.

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The Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fiber meets the stringent security requirements of Class 3 and PD. This makes it ideal for use in high-security areas such as banks, jewelry stores, museums, government agencies and critical infrastructure.

Key Security Features

• Sabotage protection: Detects tampering attempts and alerts immediately
• Data encryption: Protection against unauthorized access or signal jamming
• Short circuit and spoofing protection: Maximum integrity of transmitted security data
• Connection to access control systems with KeyArm Zone: Control arming/disarming by external systems

Of particular note is support for the positive opening principle, which is used to protect buildings and critical doors, especially in the DACH region. An electric bolt ensures that doors cannot be unlocked unless the system is disarmed - a proven method of reducing false alarms and unauthorized access.