Ajax Keyboards

Ajax Keypads: Arm and Disarm Without a Smartphone

The Ajax app is enough to control the entire system, but a keypad remains essential as soon as there are multiple users, staff, a cleaning lady, or simply someone who doesn't want to pull out their phone when coming home with their arms full.

Models

KeyPad — Wireless touch keypad with numeric code. The basic model: simple, reliable, with several years of battery life. It manages individual user codes and the duress code.

KeyPad Plus — Adds RFID reading (badges and DESFire key fobs). Presenting a badge is faster and safer than entering a code in front of witnesses. This is the recommended model for a business or a location with multiple foot traffic.

KeyPad TouchScreen — Full touchscreen with system status display, group management, and contactless authorization. It provides clear visibility for a multi-zone installation.

Security Features

All Ajax keypads include the duress code: a specific code that seemingly disarms the alarm while sending a silent alert to the monitoring center. They also feature automatic lock-out after several incorrect codes, and a tamper contact against removal.

Where to Install It?

Indoors, near the main entrance door, at hand height (approximately 1.4 m). Never install it on the exterior facade: a keypad accessible from the outside is a weakness, not a convenience. If you need to disarm before entering, use a remote control or the app.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many keypads per system?
A Hub accepts up to 10 combined keypads and sirens.

Can each user have their own code?
Yes. The system records who armed or disarmed, and at what time. This is useful for both a business and a family.

What is the battery life?
Several years on the original batteries, with a low-level alert in the app.

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