Effortless and non-invasive installation
Ajax wireless devices are quick and easy to install. Installation does not require drilling or intrusive cabling, so old historical buildings will be intact yet secured.
Solutions for museums and cultural sites
Museum security involves a multifaceted approach that includes risk assessment, physical protection, fire protection strategies, and disaster preparedness
Why Ajax
Wide communication range
The communication range of Ajax devices is up to 2,000 m. It is enough to cover a facility of almost any size.
Automation and control options
An Ajax system is intuitive to manage. Ajax apps and access devices such as keypads and buttons make the process as easy as it gets.
Comprehensive security and automation solution
An Ajax system can offer protection to a site and its artifacts at multiple levels. There are solutions for intrusion protection, video surveillance, fire detection, water leakage prevention, and automation.
Fortifying any facility
Historical museum
Art gallery
Temporary exhibition
Open-air museum
Intrusion protection
Easy-to-install indoor and outdoor Ajax security solutions can protect facilities of any size. Both wired or wireless devices comply with the most demanding international and local standards and can be connected to the security companies’ CMS.
- Wireless indoor and outdoor solutions
- Wired indoor solutions with Grade 3 certification
- Photo and video verification to filter out false alarms
- Anti-sabotage protection for safe use in public spaces
Video surveillance
The cloud infrastructure of Ajax video surveillance products ensures reliable data encryption and instant remote access to the stream. Ajax cameras are IP65-rated, sabotage-protected, and remotely reconfigurable via Ajax apps.
- Easy video surveillance integration
- Fast and encrypted data transfer
- Customizable video wall for simultaneous monitoring of up to 220 streams
- Smooth archive search: calendar view and filters by motion or scenario
Water leak prevention
Ajax leak detectors immediately trigger an alarm in case of a leakage, and the shutoff valve automatically stops the water supply thanks to an automation scenario. The solution prevents damage to the building and the valuables. The leak detectors do not require installation, while electric valves can be easily mounted on existing pipes.
- Compatible with cold and hot water pipes
- Up to 3 years of fully autonomous operation with pre-installed batteries
- Automation scenarios to control water supply by schedule or when arming the system
- Automatic water supply cut-off within 7 seconds
Frequently asked questions
What risks does a museum face
Museums face various risks that can compromise their collections' security and safety. Common risks include theft, damage, environmental hazards, fire threats, and natural or artificial disasters.
How do museums prevent theft and secure their premises
Key strategies for preventing theft and enhancing museum safety include securing entrances and exits, locking storage areas, and controlling key access. Advanced security technologies like CCTV systems, motion and opening detectors, and sirens play a crucial role in monitoring and alerting potential threats, educating staff on security protocols, and maintaining a visible security presence that deters theft.
What are the critical components of museum security
Museum security involves a multifaceted approach that includes risk assessment, physical protection, fire protection strategies, and disaster preparedness. Physical protection measures involve securing entrances, exits, and storage areas, implementing critical control systems, and using CCTV and other surveillance technologies.