Wireless ABAX 2 New Generation: Differences, Support for Existing Devices & Changes

Hello,
What will be the difference and will the support for existing devices change?
greetings

greater range and new devices, e.g. controllers for 230V sockets

Hello

But the sockets were already and what they showed at the fair could it be possible to connect the antenna extension cable? And is INT-KWRL supported by a retransmitter?

https://alarmcobra.pl/image/cache/catalog/kategorie%202/ACU-120-600x315.jpg

pozdr

- remote software update for all wireless devices
- range in open space up to 2km
- AES encryption
- wireless outdoor curtain
- flush mount and power socket
- miniature expander
and that's all I remember from the fair

Is it backward compatible?

pozdr

with ordinary abax he can't

Thank you. It turns out that the old ACU-100 and ACX-100 are useful as a connector to ABAX 2. And when will it be?

pozdr

I do not know. I don't think they know the dates when they will be released.

Information from before 20 min. Distribution from 01/04/2019

Will INTEGRA WRL2 go to the trash?

range up to 2km MUHAHAAHAHAHAHA I've seen it somewhere ... ACU-120 range up to 500m

Well, that's the whole truth. Have you seen ACU-120 communicate MORE than 500m? ...
... me neither. So at least they don't stretch

Hi,

In my home from the 70s there is an abax2 controller (ACU280) and on the opposite side of the house a gate with a reed switch (AXD-200) and no range (well, maybe once every 30 days it will appear).
I couldn't believe it at first and checked another AXD-200. Same.
This is some kind of massacre.
Before you buy, check it out because what the satellite writes is cheating and bending reality.

greetings
Luke

because these controllers from the 70s they were lame.

lukbok wrote:

what the satel writes is cheating and bending reality

Where does Satel say that it will work for you?

I understand that range tests were carried out using a suitable tester before the devices were installed? If not, then we have nothing to discuss.

Added after 3 [minutes]:

lukbok wrote:

Before you buy, check it out

You are right about that. Before purchasing target wireless devices, check that the site's signal will be "ok". Just using the right methods and means. Satel does not promise anything here. It is up to the professional to decide whether or not to enter a given system in a given location.

Hello,

there are abax1 and abax2 controllers and devices in the system
I do not have the abax2 tester, and the abax1 tester at the installation site of the AXD-200 detector showed 60% and 45% range.

lukbok wrote:

the abax1 tester at the installation site of the AXD-200 detector showed 60% and 45% range.

lukbok wrote:

wicket with a reed switch (AXD-200)

Maybe the problem is not Abax but a metal gate.
a quote from the AXD-200 manual:
"When choosing the place of installation, remember that thick walls, metal partitions, etc. will reduce the range of the radio signal."

lukbok wrote:

the abax2 controller (ACU280) and on the opposite side of the house a gate with a reed switch (AXD-200) and no range (well, maybe once every 30 days it will appear).

Change antenna = (remove jumper) from vertical to horizontal.

wikingpk wrote:

Change antenna = (remove jumper) from vertical to horizontal.

The inquirer has the ACU-280 module, while the option to change the antenna is only available in the ACU-220.

A good idea with this gate - I will buy 5 different gates and check which range will be.
Now another thing has occurred to me - a bit of plaster. The wall will be thinner, maybe it will work

lukbok wrote:

A good idea with this gate - I will buy 5 different gates and check which range will be.
Now another thing has occurred to me - a bit of plaster. The wall will be thinner, maybe it will work

I don't know why you are ironic, after all, you have a problem, not us, we are just trying to help.
If you have a wireless sensor bolted to a metal structure, it has the right to have a shorter range.
This is a commonly known phenomenon, the problem occurs e.g. with proximity card readers mounted on metal elements, reed switches are also available in versions for metal doors.
Sometimes it is enough to use a spacer made of non-magnetic material and the problem is solved.

Hi,

the wicket is wooden and the sensor is screwed to the concrete post.
By this irony, I want to say that such testing is pointless if there is currently no coverage.
Even if I moved it and the range appears, it may turn out that the next day, in other weather, the range will not be available again. It does not make sense.
I didn't expect any help from you because in this case it won't help.
Through my post, I wanted to convey that you should not fully believe what is conveyed in Satellite advertising materials - as a reminder, the range indicator indicated 45 and 60%, and the abax2 was to be the successor (better, more modern) of abax1.
Satel writes about a range of 1600 m in the open area and that the system is used to protect the facility and around it. In this case, is it not possible to expect a range of 10-15 m in a traditional house (not reinforced concrete)?
As you can see no.

The conclusion is that the target devices have to be installed and tested for a few days.

lukbok wrote:

Through my post, I wanted to convey that you should not fully believe what is conveyed in Satellite advertising materials - as a reminder, the range indicator indicated 45 and 60%, and the abax2 was to be the successor (better, more modern) of abax1.

Because Abax2 is a better and more modern successor, the problem is that you have no experience in installing such devices, plus you do not follow the assembly instructions, these are the effects.

In houses of 300 sq m, the signal does not drop below 70%, the outbuildings next door are not a problem either. They cope with factories where the level of interference is incomparably higher than in homes. In the open area, the range exceeds that declared by the manufacturer.
With Abax1, the range was different and there were problems even to secure the house itself.

I have ACX-220 in a building several meters from the house and it is always 100%. I also had a problem with the AXD 200, the included batteries have too much insulated minus and inserting the battery too deep turns the detector off. A stronger knock on the housing caused the battery to move, which I found out only after reporting the failure by the control panel.