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Ajax Systems wins two trophies at the iF DESIGN AWARD 2026

Ajax Systems, an international tech company and the largest manufacturer of security systems in Europe, has been honored at the iF DESIGN AWARD 2026 — one of the most prestigious and globally recognized design competitions.

This year, two Ajax products received the renowned iF label, recognized for their outstanding industrial design, functionality, and user experience:

  • Ajax Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra
  • Ajax Superior SeismoProtect G3 Fibra

Founded in Germany in 1954, the iF DESIGN AWARD is a globally respected seal of quality for exceptional design. Each year, international experts evaluate thousands of submissions based on strict, neutral criteria — including innovation, usability, aesthetics, and relevance.

Winning the iF DESIGN AWARD is a powerful recognition of our approach to product development — where engineering excellence meets thoughtful design. At Ajax Systems, we believe security technology should not only perform flawlessly but also integrate seamlessly into modern environments. These awards reflect our team’s dedication to creating products that are intuitive, reliable, and aesthetically refined.

Valentine Hrytsenko

CMO at Ajax Systems

About award-winning products

Ajax Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra

Ajax Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra is an all-weather key to security and automation. Control security modes, activate Night mode, manage specific groups, and run scenarios with one keypad. Use classic passcodes or go contactless. The ultra-narrow enclosure fits anywhere and still has big, glove-friendly mechanical buttons with sleek feedback. The durable enclosure is built to withstand any operating conditions and maintain full functionality even after being hit or physically damaged. Uncompromisingly secure keypad that gives intruders a hard time to hack it open.

Ajax Superior SeismoProtect G3 Fibra

Ajax Superior SeismoProtect G3 Fibra is designed to detect vibrations caused by drilling or cutting attempts and explosions. The detector also identifies physical force, such as bending or pushing, temperature changes near the enclosure, and quickly reacts to shocks and tilts. The advanced software algorithm analyzes all detected vibrations to filter out false alarms. Installation is easy and convenient, requiring no extra cost: everything an installer might need to do the job is included.

About Ajax Systems

Ajax Systems is an international tech company and the largest manufacturer of security systems in Europe, with over 4.5 million end users and 330K PRO users in more than 180 countries worldwide. The company offers end-to-end solutions for protecting homes and businesses оf any scale. To date, Ajax product portfolio includes 280 devices for intrusion protection, video surveillance, fire and life safety, and comfort and automation.

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