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Frequently asked questions about Ajax Baseline Intrusion Protection Systems for professional installers, integrators and security professionals.
Find answers to common questions about Ajax Baseline Intrusion Protection Systems, including wireless communication, system scalability, retrofit applications, commercial installations and installer support from Firesense.
Ajax Baseline is a professional-grade wireless intrusion protection system designed for residential, commercial, retail, and light industrial applications. The range includes hubs, motion detectors, door/window contacts, keypads, sirens, panic buttons, relays, and communication accessories that work together through Ajax's wireless ecosystem. Learn more
Ajax Baseline is suitable for a wide range of installations, including homes, offices, retail stores, warehouses, educational facilities, healthcare premises, and hospitality environments. The system's wireless architecture makes it ideal for both new-build and retrofit projects where cable installation may be impractical.
Ajax Baseline devices use Ajax Jeweller wireless technology for secure, reliable communication between detectors and the hub. This enables rapid alarm transmission, encrypted communication, and extended wireless coverage without the need for hardwired connections.
Yes. Ajax Baseline systems are highly scalable and can be expanded as customer requirements evolve. Additional detectors, sirens, keypads, communication modules, and accessories can be added to compatible hubs, allowing installers to easily increase system coverage or functionality.
The Baseline range includes multiple hub options, including Hub Jeweller, Hub 2 Jeweller, Hub 2 Plus Jeweller, Hub BP Jeweller, and ReX signal range extenders. Different models provide varying communication methods and capacities to suit individual project requirements.
Selected Ajax hubs within the Baseline range support multiple communication paths, including Ethernet and mobile network connectivity, helping maintain alarm signalling in the event of a primary connection failure. Installers should check individual hub specifications when designing systems.
Yes. Ajax Baseline is particularly popular for retrofit applications because its wireless design significantly reduces installation time, disruption to buildings, and cabling requirements compared to traditional wired alarm systems.
Absolutely. Ajax Baseline is widely used in commercial premises where dependable intrusion detection, flexible system design, and professional monitoring options are required. Its scalable architecture allows installers to protect anything from small offices to larger commercial sites.
For sites requiring additional wireless range, Ajax ReX signal range extenders can be incorporated into the system. These devices help maintain stable communication across larger premises or complex building layouts.
Yes. Ajax systems offer remote configuration, diagnostics, device monitoring, and user management through the Ajax ecosystem, reducing maintenance visits and enabling installers to provide ongoing support more efficiently.
Yes. Ajax Baseline intrusion devices can form part of a wider Ajax ecosystem, allowing installers to create integrated security solutions that incorporate intrusion protection, video surveillance, fire detection, automation, and access control where required.
As an Ajax Systems stockist and supplier, Firesense offers a comprehensive range of Ajax Baseline products, technical support, competitive pricing, and fast UK delivery to help installers complete projects efficiently.
Firesense provides product guidance, specification assistance, and technical support to help installers select the most suitable Ajax Baseline devices for each project, from small residential systems to larger commercial installations.
Yes. The modular design of the Ajax ecosystem allows systems to be expanded with additional devices and technologies as customer security requirements change, helping protect long-term investment in the installation.