Ajax Systems launches the first fully wireless Grade 3 intrusion protection system
Ajax Systems has announced the first fully wireless intrusion protection system certified to Grade 3, bringing high-security standards into a wireless environment for the first time. The solution is part of the Superior line and is designed for high-risk facilities such as banks, museums, jewelry stores, and government buildings. The new system includes a complete device portfolio that enables professional protection without traditional cabling, with installation taking only a few minutes per device and without operational downtime. The company states that the combination of advanced radio technologies and precise detection provides near-zero false alarms while reacting instantly to real threats.
Chairman of the Supervisory Board Aleksandr Konotopskyi emphasized that the goal was to prove wireless systems can meet the highest professional standards of reliability and sabotage protection. “For decades, high-security systems were limited by wires, and today bank-grade security can be wireless,” he said. The system uses the new Superior Jeweller and TurboWings radio protocols, ensuring stable communication between devices at distances of up to 3.5 kilometers, encrypted data transmission, jamming detection, and automatic delivery of visual evidence during alarms. Motion detector images can be sent to users and monitoring centers within seconds.
At the core of the solution is the Superior Hub G3 Jeweller control panel, which supports up to 250 devices, 200 users, and 64 automation scenarios. The system includes motion detectors with photo verification, door and window opening detectors, sirens, keypads, panic buttons, and modules for integrating third-party devices.
The solution also allows integration of video surveillance, automation, and fire safety within a single ecosystem managed through applications, without the need for programming or additional infrastructure. It is particularly suitable for sites where wiring is difficult or unacceptable, such as historic buildings, leased premises, or facilities that cannot afford downtime.
All devices underwent testing in European laboratories, including Testalarm and the Czech Metrology Institute, and received EN 50131 Grade 3 certificates issued by TREZOR TEST. This confirms that wireless systems can meet the same reliability requirements as traditional wired solutions. Ajax says the new solution enables installers to complete projects faster, reduce labor costs, and handle more installations without expanding teams. Projects that previously required weeks of cabling can now be completed within days.
The system is available exclusively to certified company partners through the Superior program, ensuring professional installation and maintenance. At the same time, customers can combine intrusion protection, video surveillance, automation, and fire safety within a single platform. The company notes that this step marks a new phase in the development of the security industry, as wireless technology is no longer limited to lower-risk sites. According to Ajax, wireless Grade 3 protection opens the possibility of deploying high-level security at locations where it was previously technically or financially impractical.
