Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra
Wired keypad supporting authentication via Pass, Tag, smartphones, and codes. For outdoor and indoor use.

Control your space, rain or shine
Meet the 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.

Easily manage the security of an entire site, separate groups, or activate Night Mode using just one device. It additionally features a Function button, which can be configured as a panic button or to mute fire alarms. KeyPad Outdoor can also operate in bypass mode: it starts an entry delay for users to confirm the security mode change via the main keypad, for example, with another Ajax keypad installed inside the facility.

The keypad can control one or multiple automation devices, such as switches, relays, sockets, outlets, and shut-off valves. For example, a user can open garage doors and turn on outdoor lights when arriving home (or close the garage and turn the lights off when leaving). Just one press of an OK button will set a scenario in motion. The buttons’ backlight indicates the automation device state2: red for off and green for on.

The glove-friendly keypad has backlit digits that do not fade. The built-in buzzer notifies you of alarms, doors being opened (Chime), arming/disarming, and entry/exit delays. The LED brightness and buzzer volume can be adjusted via Ajax apps.

Fast and secure authentication
There are three easy ways to control the keypad, giving users the flexibility to choose what suits them best. Ajax apps display all events, including user activity and authentication details.

Pass card and Tag key fob
With Ajax Pass or Tag, the system can be armed or disarmed with one move of a hand: just present the access device to the keypad reader. Each use of a contactless access device is recorded in the Ajax app event feed. The admin can revoke, restrict, or temporarily suspend the access devices at any time. Adminsistrators can also modify users’ rights by granting or limiting access to specific groups.

Smartphone
Get granted access rights by the system admin and pre-authorize your smartphone via Ajax apps for contactless control of the keypad using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).

Passcode
The keypad supports several types of access passcodes:

Keypad code (one per keypad): a general code set up for the keypad.
Personal codes: individual access codes configured personally by each system user in their Ajax app.
Codes for unregistered users: codes created by an admin for cleaning personnel or real estate agents who don't have Ajax accounts. They use the keypad but have no access to the system info.
RRU code: the access code configured by an admin for the rapid response units (RRU) to access the premises after receiving an alarm when the owner is not home. The code is activated only after an alarm and is valid for a specified period.

The keypad has a panic button that triggers an alarm when pressed. The panic button can be configured to alert users about the alarm, activate sirens, or even run an automation scenario. If the user is forced to let in intruders, they can use a duress code to fake disarm: the keypad simulates regular disarming and immediately sends an alarm to the security company, notifying them about the emergency. Meanwhile, Ajax apps and sirens installed at the facility remain silent to prevent revealing a user.