Hikvision DS-PWA96-KIT-WE AxPro starter kit 4G LAN WiFi

Hikvision introduces the New AXPRO System:
Read below why you should choose Hikvision.

AXpro key points:

Pet friendly
Wireless detectors up to 2000 meters
No monthly subscription costs
No maintenance contract
Full control with your smartphone
Receive notifications worldwide on your smartphone
Free updates

Contents:

HUB 96 Channel x 1

Remote control x 1

Wireless PIR x 1

Wireless magnetic contact x 1

DS-PT1-M1 Mifare tags (3 pieces)

Ease of use:

The system is easy to install at home, you can even call it plug and play!
50% less installation time compared to the previous system.
A new sleek design that can fit into any living room.
There are 2 separate processors in the HUB, one specifically for cameras and one specifically for alarm devices.

This makes the hub faster and more reliable because it can process signals separately.
Disruptions are as good as a thing of the past!

Anti Jamming + Certification:
The new system includes an advanced anti-jamming protocol completely rewritten for modern needs.
In addition, the system is EN Grade 2 certified!

ONVIF and IVAAS:
Devices with ONVIF and IVAAS can be connected to the system.
All this is of course configurable via Hik-connect.

The biggest advantage of the AX PRO is the integrated video verification option. This can be done in two ways; by an optional PIR camera that takes photos and sends them in a push message to the Hik-Connect app (playing the images as a GIF animation). The second option is by connecting IP cameras. Up to 4 cameras can be added; one camera can be linked to one zone. If an alarm occurs in the zone to which a camera is linked, a 7-second video clip will be sent in the push message.

Advice:

• Connecting the network with a wired connection is preferable to Wi-Fi
• Use the supplied screws to mount the wireless detectors (tape may come off)
• Without using an additional keypad or card reader, the control panel must be placed in such a location in the building that the voice messages can still be heard