Ajax Systems

The company has introduced the IndoorCam. Designed for private households, small offices, and small to medium businesses, it combines Wi-Fi flexibility with Ajax’s professional security standards. Featuring a fallback communication channel via the Jeweller radio protocol, built-in AI, and encrypted data transmission, IndoorCam ensures reliable monitoring. Smart video surveillance with built-in AI PIR sensor detects motion at a distance of up to 4 m, while built-in AI recognises people, pets, or vehicles Equipped with a 4 MP camera, HDR, and IR illumination of up to 8 m, the device ensures a rich-in-detail image quality both day and night. The PIR sensor detects movement at a distance of up to 4 m, while built-in AI recognises people, pets, or vehicles. The camera also features a highly sensitive microphone and a top-notch speaker for two-way communication with always-active noise suppression and echo cancellation, which ensures high-quality audio. EU data protection regulations Ajax IndoorCam delivers stable connectivity, privacy, and seamless integration into the security system. The camera is designed with privacy and security at its essence. All system data is securely stored within the European Union, ensuring compliance with strict EU data protection regulations. Video recordings are encrypted during storage and transmission, preventing unauthorised access or data breaches. Privacy tab in the Ajax app Only authorised individuals, as designated by the system administrator, can view visual data IndoorCam ensures strong privacy protection for end users. Once the system is installed, only the end user has control — no backdoors, no hidden access. Through the Privacy tab in the Ajax app, users can manage permissions for live streams and recordings, granting or revoking access at any time. Only authorised individuals, as designated by the system administrator, can view visual data. Advanced video management and storage options Video footage is only as valuable as the ability to access and analyse it efficiently. With the Ajax NVR, Ajax Cloud Storage, and efficient archive navigation, IndoorCam ensures effortless video management — whether for live monitoring or reviewing past events. JetSparrow, a proprietary video transmission protocol designed for instant access to live streams and video archives, delivers high-speed loading, ensuring live videos start instantly and smooth archive navigation without delays.  Communication reliability With a Wi-Fi range of up to 500 m in line of sight, IndoorCam maintains a stable connection For maximum reliability, IndoorCam can be connected to an Ajax hub, providing an additional fallback channel that enhances the system’s overall stability. With a Wi-Fi range of up to 500 m in line of sight, IndoorCam maintains a stable connection. If the Wi-Fi connection is lost, the camera continues to transmit events, alarms, and photos using Ajax’s secure proprietary radio protocols – Jeweller and Wings. With up to 1,700 metres of communication range with a hub, IndoorCam remains connected even in large spaces. Ajax security system Like other Ajax products, IndoorCam easily integrates into the Ajax security system. The whole integration process is effortless and takes less than 10 minutes. Pairing with the security system takes seconds via a QR code scan.  Once connected, the camera’s settings can be managed in desktop and mobile Ajax apps and enhanced intrusion protection by working in sync with Ajax detectors. By setting up video scenarios: when certain Ajax detectors are triggered, the camera automatically starts recording, providing immediate visual alarm verification.

Fire and Security Apprenticeship Specialist, Skills for Security proudly marks the success of an inaugural Careers Fair, taking place near its Walsall training branch at The Bescot Stadium Locker Room. The event, designed to introduce local school leavers to career opportunities in the fire and security industry, welcomed an enthusiastic turnout of students, educators, and industry professionals. Fire and security sector The event provided a unique platform for students aged 14 to 18 to explore potential career paths As the first careers fair of its kind dedicated solely to the fire and security sector, the event provided a unique platform for students aged 14 to 18 to explore potential career paths. Says David Scott, Managing Director of Skills for Security: "We asked, and the industry responded. With the support of our sponsors, the overwhelming response, as the first careers fair dedicated to fire and security highlights the enthusiasm and curiosity of young people when presented with clear career pathways." Fire and security apprenticeships Scott added: “The industry offers rewarding and long-term opportunities, and the event has provided a vital local platform to showcase the many ways students can build a successful future in the sector. Seeing so many students, teachers, and employers come together to engage in meaningful conversations has been truly inspiring." Organised by Skills for Security, the UK’s pioneering provider of fire and security apprenticeships, the fair aimed to bridge the industry’s skills gap by offering hands-on insights into apprenticeship pathways, career opportunities and real-world industry engagement. Latest technological developments Attendees had the option to interact with keynote speakers and explore live apprenticeship vacancies Featuring industry-pioneering sponsors, including a dedicated speech from Steve Riley, Division Director at Comelit-PAC on inclusivity in the workplace, exhibitors included Ajax, CSL, Fenix Monitoring, HKC, Orisec, RISCO, Pyronix, HID Global, Honeywell, Cento, AddSecure, Deep Alert, Smoke Screen, Videcon, Yuasa Battery, Obsequio, Protec, Marlowe, EDSB, Amulet and the Skills for Security Talent Acquisition team.  Each was on hand to offer career guidance, CV-building support, and insight into the latest technological developments in the sector. Attendees also had the opportunity to interact with industry keynote speakers and explore live apprenticeship vacancies. Networking opportunities The event successfully connected students with potential employers, offering valuable networking opportunities and first-hand insights into the fire and security profession. Teachers and career advisors also benefited from the event, gaining a deeper understanding of the industry’s career prospects to better guide their students. Next generation with the skills and knowledge David concluded: “Following the success of this event, we are already planning future careers fairs to continue supporting young people in their career journeys." "We remain committed to raising awareness of the exciting opportunities within the fire and security sector and equipping the next generation with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive.”

The company announces the release of Ajax DoorBell, with built-in AI, IR sensor, and app control. Ajax DoorBell sets a new standard for the video doorbell experience by combining uninterrupted operation with advanced security features. The device is seamlessly integrated into the Ajax ecosystem and guarantees exceptional efficiency and security confidence. The Doorbell is available for order now.   Professional security at the front door DoorBell flawlessly performs its primary function: welcoming guests without making them wait DoorBell flawlessly performs its primary function: welcoming guests without making them wait. As soon as a visitor rings the doorbell, an Ajax user receives a notification, sees who’s at the door, and can start a conversation via an Ajax app. No delays or freezing—proprietary Ajax technologies ensure a clear and seamless exchange on both sides. The DoorBell also functions as a vigilant security camera: it notifies about the movement of people, animals, or vehicles, and records video on the Ajax NVR or Ajax Cloud Storage, which will soon be available among Ajax services. The device also informs security companies even without Wi-Fi–via the Ajax hub. High-image quality image and two-way audio communication Ajax DoorBell offers excellent image quality. It has a 4 MP CMOS camera sensor with HDR technology and IR illumination at a distance of up to 6 metres, so the image is always clear regardless of lighting conditions. The video doorbell implements the company's proprietary solutions for noise and echo cancellation, and it has a significantly higher volume level compared to other devices on the market. AI-driven object recognition The video doorbell has a built-in AI that recognises people, animals, and vehicles. Users can customise detection and receive notifications for all or only a specific type of object. Enhanced Wi-Fi connection with a reliable backup DoorBell is still connected to the Ajax hub thanks to the fallback communication channel The main communication channel is Wi-Fi with a range of up to 500 metres in the absence of obstacles, and up to 30 metres even through concrete walls. This is more than enough for stable operation, for example, in a large private home. For installers, this means less installation hassle, as there’s no need to position the router directly near the entrance. Even if Wi-Fi fails, DoorBell is still connected to the Ajax hub thanks to the fallback communication channel – the Jeweller and Wings radio protocols. Both proprietary protocols are designed to detect interference and jamming, with built-in frequency hopping for enhanced protection. Instant access to footage Thanks to JetSparrow's proprietary video protocol, video is instantly transmitted from the device directly to Ajax applications with minimal delay. This also guarantees data confidentiality, as no third parties are involved in the process. Functionality without aesthetic compromises DoorBell is designed with both function and aesthetics in mind. DoorBell’s compact enclosure fits in the tightest spaces, such as narrow door frames or wall-adjacent doorways. Its minimalist design, available in four neutral colours, complements any exterior. Additionally, a coloured LED ring around the button adds a stylish yet functional element: it guides users and indicates the current state of the device.