OHEAP Adds Ajax EN 54 Wireless Fire Alarm System
The integrated platform uses wireless radio technology to reduce cabling requirements for commercial fire and security installations.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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OHEAP Fire and Security has added the Ajax EN 54 wireless fire alarm system to its commercial product portfolio. The system is a shipped product that integrates fire detection, intruder alarms, and CCTV via wireless radio frequency communication.
Why it matters
As property managers seek to reduce invasive construction work, this wireless integration addresses the demand for fire detection systems that minimize the need for complex cabling. The adoption reflects a shift toward modular, multi-purpose security platforms.
The system includes four communication channels and provides backup power for 24 or 72 hours. It operates under EN 54-25 standards for radio frequency protocols.
The players
OHEAP Fire and Security
A provider of specialized fire and security infrastructure that integrates hardware and software solutions for commercial sites.
Ajax
A manufacturer of wireless security systems that produces integrated fire detection, CCTV, and alarm hardware.
The details
The Ajax EN 54 Line uses wireless radio technology to transmit signals between sensors and the central hub, eliminating the need for hardwired connections. A centralized EN 54 Fire Hub manages the network using Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or dual SIM slots, while users monitor the output through a dedicated touchscreen or mobile application. The system ensures interoperability through EN 54-13 certified components, which define how separate modules communicate within a single loop or wireless network.
Timeline
2026: The Ajax EN 54 Line was named Fire Innovation of the Year at the Fire & Security Matters Awards.
The Tech Race
This integration follows the industry trend of consolidating fragmented alarm and CCTV systems into a single wireless interface. Winning the 2026 Fire Innovation of the Year award signals the platform's positioning as a primary competitor to traditional wired, multi-vendor installations.
Building owners and security installers can now replace traditional wired systems with this wireless platform to shorten project installation times. The system is available for commercial deployment through the OHEAP catalog.
The takeaway
The industry is moving toward highly integrated, plug-and-play fire safety that avoids expensive cabling. Monitor future adoption rates of EN 54-13 certified wireless networks in large-scale commercial buildings to see if they displace legacy wired architectures.
Further reading
For more on the evolution of secure building protocols, visit Cybersecurity.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Foodservice Equipment Journal.
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