Scenarios
Automation for security and comfort

Alarm reactions
Security mode change reactions
Scheduled actions
Scenarios for comfort
Boost your security with automation
Ajax scenarios are the automation of protection and comfort at the same time. They help to make the security system go beyond just the threats resisting and take being at home, in the office, and at work to a new level.
Automate the smart home with scenarios. Rest assured that every command will be delivered to the hub and executed thanks to a reliable Jeweller, Wings, and Fibra connection and the rigorous operation of OS Malevich.

Learn about the most common automation scenarios
Scheduled Night Mode

Night Mode arms both the property perimeter and the street. This is the optimal solution for the residential sector and business. Adjust automatic disarming to avoid unnecessary disturbance and false emergency call-outs.
Water leak prevention

Ajax water leak detectors identify a pipe breakage, boiler, washing machine, or dishwasher leaking immediately. An activated scenario can automatically shut down running water to prevent flooding.
- Water leak
- LeaksProtect Jeweller
- Ajax WaterStop Jeweller
Automatic doors and roller shutters

Situations like the staff forgetting to close a roller shutter or lock a door are now completely excluded. Set up scenarios to activate electric locks and roller shutters automatically as the user arms the system or by schedule.
- Arming
- Relay Jeweller
- Electric lock
- Schedule
- WallSwitch Jeweller
- Roller shutter
Spotlighting

Use scenarios to turn on projectors if outdoor motion detectors are activated. The bright lights and loud sirens reliably protect against burglars approaching the house.
- MotionProtect Outdoor Jeweller
- WallSwitch Jeweller
- Outdoor lighting
Scheduled light control

Automation scenarios allow switching on the lights by schedule when disarming the security system or by an alarm to see intruders better and deter them. Also, PRO or admin can configure the system so that the activation of one switch triggers all the switches on-site. Thus, one move turns off the lights in the entire facility.
- Schedule
- LightSwitch
- Lights on
- Alarm
- LightSwitch
- Lights off
Home activity simulation

When planning a vacation, the user can easily set up a schedule to simulate home activity with lights and audio system sounds. That way, the house won't look empty and attract the attention of the burglars.
- Schedule
- WallSwitch Jeweller
- Lighting
- Schedule
- Socket
- Audio system
Cutting off the power after a fire alarm

Fire detectors immediately respond to smoke or temperature increase. Set a scenario to switch off the potential cause of ignition.
- Smoke
- FireProtect 2
- WallSwitch Jeweller
Heating on schedule

Save money on heating with Ajax scenarios. Adjusting the underfloor heating schedule and turning on the electric boiler automatically at night — when tariffs are lower.1
- Schedule
- WallSwitch Jeweller
- Heating
Automated ventilation

Avoid the high CO2 concentration impact on productivity. Scenarios activate ventilation and restore air quality.
- CO2
- LifeQuality Jeweller
- Relay Jeweller
- Ventilation
Devices
Compatible with every Ajax system
Hubs support the following scenario types2:
by pressing Button
by alarm
by temperature3, humidity, and CO2 concentration
by touching LightSwitch
by schedule
by arming / disarming
The number of scenarios varies based on the hub model4.
Set up a scenario in 2 minutes
- 1
Open the Ajax app
- 2
Open the settings of an automation device, a hub, or Button
- 3
Choose a scenario type and set up the execution conditions

Electricity rates may vary depending on your country and region.
The Hub control panel does not support scenarios by temperature, humidity, CO2 level, and lighting automation via Ajax light switches.
Multiple devices can trigger the scenario by temperature. However, each device selected as a scenario trigger counts as one scenario within the hub’s overall limit of scenarios. For example, if you choose four detectors for one scenario by temperature, the system counts them as four scenarios.
Reactions by arming and disarming are not included in the overall limit of the hub’s scenarios. You can run only one reaction by arming and disarming per automation device.