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Ajax Systems unlocks new fire safety possibilities with EN54 Line for commercial and municipal sites

Ajax Systems launches EN54 Line — a fully wireless fire detection and alarm system for commercial and municipal sites.

The product line comprises 15 devices and 3 accessories. At the core of it is EN54 Fire Hub Jeweller, control and indicating equipment (CIE) equipped with a touch screen. Additionally, EN54 Line features a variety of fire detectors and alarm devices, resettable manual call points, and a radio signal range extender. These devices allow building a comprehensive and scalable fire safety solution for any site — from small retail stores to large-scale infrastructure projects, including schools, hospitals, business centers, and heritage sites.

EN54 Line reshapes how fire safety systems are designed, installed, and maintained. Unlike traditional fire alarm systems — which require extra equipment, complex setup, and high installation costs — the Ajax wireless solution significantly reduces deployment time, effort, and expenses. Any EN54 Line device can be installed in minutes and then configured, tested, and maintained via free Ajax mobile or desktop apps in real time — remotely or on-site.

EN54 Fire Hub Jeweller brings a unique opportunity to combine EN 54 fire detection with EN 50131 (Grade 2) intrusion protection, automation, and video surveillance in a single system. It is an all-in-one solution that streamlines operations for installation and alarm monitoring businesses. In particular, installers can create virtually any combination of devices to leverage the benefits of the integrated system, including visual verification of alarms.

Ajax Systems always strives to push the boundaries and is here to transform the outdated and inconvenient industry into a beautiful, tech-savvy domain. EN54 Line is more than a new product line — it’s our statement and a real revolution in fire safety. Intuitive, scalable, and future-ready — these are the main pillars of our latest innovation.

Aleksandr Konotopskyi

Chairman of the Supervisory Board at Ajax Systems

For too long, fire safety systems have been built to meet regulations, not expectations. At Ajax Systems, we’ve reimagined what a fire alarm system can be: intelligent hardware, top-tier and user-friendly software, fast installation, and convenient maintenance. This is fire safety as it should be — not just the product, but also a business advantage for our partners.

Sergii Shcherbakov

Fire Team Product Manager at Ajax Systems

EN54 Line is fast to deploy, easy to scale, and delivers long-term value, making it a business advantage tailored to diverse needs. Business owners get an all-in-one solution that safeguards against multiple threats while reducing total costs. Installers benefit from a quicker, more streamlined setup and effortless commissioning. Service providers get more predictable operational expenses and the ability to deliver faster, more responsive support.

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