Fibra accessories

Wired modules to protect, extend, or split the Fibra line

Enhancing Fibra line capabilities

Fibra accessories are designed to meet different needs. These modules can extend the Fibra line or split it into four lines, supply additional power, or protect devices from short circuits and electrical sabotage, enhancing the system’s versatility and reliability.

LineProtect Fibra

Module to protect devices on the Fibra line from short circuit and sabotage

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LineSplit Fibra

Module to split one Fibra line into four lines

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LineSupply (75 W) Fibra

Module for additional power supply with 75 W power and two output Fibra lines

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LineSupply (45 W) Fibra

Module for additional power supply with 45 W power and one output Fibra line

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Explore the unique capabilities of Fibra accessories

Extended functionality

Each accessory module has a specific functionality. The LineSplit module splits one Fibra line into four, allowing for easy replacement of outdated systems without new wiring. The LineSupply module is ideal for large facilities, as it powers connected Fibra devices and extends the line by up to 2,000 meters. The LineProtect module safeguards the Fibra line and devices from electrical sabotage, ensuring continued operation even if an intruder attempts to damage the system.

Effortless integration into the system

The accessories are quickly and easily integrated into an Ajax system. Each module is installed into Case, with an optimal arrangement of channels for wires, holders for the device, and the built-in tamper module. The modules are paired with a hub automatically via Fibra line scanning. It is also possible to add them by scanning a QR code or manually entering the ID. All testing and configuration are performed in mobile and desktop Ajax apps.

Energy efficiency

Fibra accessories with connected devices consume little or no power from a hub¹. The Fibra communication itself requires minimum power consumption and follows the TDMA principle. Each device has a short time frame for exchanging data with a hub. The rest of the time, their communication modules are inactive. Such operation significantly reduces power consumption and helps avoid interferences even when multiple devices communicate simultaneously.