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Ajax Hub (2G) Jeweller security control panel • 2G • Ethernet • black

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Ajax Hub (2G) Jeweller security control panel

€254.20

Not in the Tallinn warehouse right now — shipped from the Baltic warehouse, delivery usually 1–3 working days.

Product number: 7233 EAN: 4823114015212
EAN: 4823114015212
Weight (packaged): 0.56 kg
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Baltic 4: 1
Delivery from the Baltic warehouse usually 1–3 working days
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Product "Ajax Hub (2G) Jeweller security control panel • 2G • Ethernet • black"

Ajax Hub (2G) Jeweller is the control panel for smaller sites in the Ajax system: it connects over Ethernet and one SIM card and alerts by app, SMS or call.

Key Advantages and Features:

  • Two channels: Ethernet and a 2G SIM back each other up.
  • Built-in backup battery: The system keeps running during a power cut.
  • Radio: Jeweller, range up to 2000 m in open space.

Technical Specifications:

ParameterSpecification
Ajax devicesup to 100
Usersup to 50
Security groupsup to 9
Roomsup to 50
Automation scenariosup to 5
SIM1 micro-SIM slot
Cellular bands2G: PCS1900/DCS1800/GSM850/GSM900 (B2/B3/B5/B8)
Ethernetup to 100 Mbit/s
Power supply110–240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Backup batterybuilt-in Li-Ion battery 2 Ah
Radio frequency (EU)868.0–868.6; 868.7–869.2 MHz
Radio powerup to 20 mW
Radio range in open spaceup to 2000 m
Operating temperature−10…+40 °C
Humidityup to 75 %
Protection classIP20
Dimensions163 × 163 × 36 mm
Weight350 g
Warranty24 months

Suits an apartment, home or small office. Photo-verifying detectors (MotionCam) need a Hub 2.

Related links to "38236.01.BL1"
Properties "Ajax Hub (2G) Jeweller security control panel • 2G • Ethernet • black"
Alarm device type: Control panel (Hub)
Body colour: Black
Connection: IP
Placement: Indoor
System: Wireless
Manufacturer "Ajax"
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