Why Ajax
The most awarded wireless security system in Europe
We chose Ajax because it is genuinely engineered — reliable radio, real anti-sabotage protection and an app people actually enjoy using.
Designed, not just installed
Think of Ajax as the Apple of home security.
Sleek, modern hardware. Beautifully designed devices that don’t look out of place in your home. One intuitive app controlling the whole system. Everything designed to work together as one connected ecosystem — a world away from the bulky, old-fashioned alarm systems most people picture.
Hardware you are happy to see
Compact, discreet devices in white or black that sit quietly alongside the rest of your home.
One app for everything
Arm, disarm, check devices and share access with your family from a single, genuinely intuitive app.
A joined-up ecosystem
Hub, detectors, sirens, keypads and cameras designed together, so they behave as one system rather than parts.
Comparison used as an analogy only. Ajax Systems and WeGo Security are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Apple Inc.
Designed to protect. Designed to belong.
Jeweller radio protocol
Up to 2,000 m of range with two-way encrypted communication between every device and the hub.
Anti-sabotage by design
Jamming detection, tamper alerts and device authentication prevent spoofing and interference.
Up to 7 years battery life
Detectors run for years on pre-installed batteries, with low-battery warnings well in advance.
Multiple communication paths
Ethernet, Wi-Fi and dual SIM cellular back-up keep the system connected if one path fails. The SIMs are not tied to a single mobile network and are IMEI-locked to your hub.
Alarms in about a second
A verified alarm event reaches your phone in around a second, wherever you are.
Professional Grade 2 hardware
Independently certified to EN 50131 Grade 2 — the standard used for professional domestic installations.
The hardware matters. So does who installs it.
Even the best security equipment is only as good as the installation behind it.
Installation photographed
A record of the completed installation.
Devices documented
Serial numbers recorded against your system.
Signed off with you
Your system is checked and approved with you before the engineer leaves.