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Alarms & fire safety
The core of wireless protection is Ajax, for which ASB Trade is the official distributor in Georgia: hubs and range extenders, motion, opening and glass-break detectors, keypads and key fobs, sirens, leak protection and integration modules; alongside are alarm systems from Eldes, Trikdis, AMC, Roombanker and Dahua. The fire side brings Teletek and Sanjiang detectors and control panels, plus public-address systems (DSPPA, ITC), emergency lights, access control, electronic locks and Simon smart-home controllers.
- Fire detectors (104)
- Fire alarm systems (76)
- Smart home (64)
- Alarm systems (56)
- Access control (45)
- PA and voice evacuation (37)
- Keypads, buttons & tags (35)
- Motion detectors (27)
- Electronic locks (21)
- Hubs & range extenders (17)
- Sirens (17)
- Opening & glass-break detectors (12)
- Emergency lighting (6)
- Integration modules (4)
- Leak protection (4)
An alarm starts with the hub: add detectors by the number of rooms, a siren and a keypad or key fob; on a large site a range extender widens radio coverage. Choose fire protection by the size of the site: a standalone detector is enough for a small space, while a building needs a control panel and loops of addressable or conventional detectors. ASB Trade sells everything by the piece or as kits at wholesale prices, with next-day delivery in Tbilisi.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need for a minimum Ajax alarm kit?
A hub, a motion detector per room, an opening detector on the entrance door, a siren and a means of control: a keypad, a key fob or the phone app. The hub connects to the internet by cable or SIM and sends alarms to the phone.
Is a standalone fire detector enough or do I need a fire panel?
For a flat or a small office a standalone or wireless detector is often enough: it sounds locally and notifies the phone. A multi-room building, warehouse or commercial site needs a fire panel with loops of detectors and sounders; an addressable system shows exactly which detector was triggered.
What does an electromagnetic lock need to work?
The lock runs from a 12 or 24 V power supply, so choose a supply with spare current; the door also needs a bracket, an exit button and an access controller for cards, codes or fingerprints. On power loss such a lock releases, which matters for evacuation.