Jamming

Jamming: The Biggest Risk for Wireless Alarm Systems

Wireless alarm systems seem reliable, but have a fatal weak point: jamming. With a cheap jammer (available online from €50), a burglar can completely disable your system – without you or a monitoring center noticing. No notification, no siren, no police. The burglar has free rein.

How Does Jamming Work?

A jammer disrupts the wireless signal (wifi, GSM, 4G) of your alarm system. The device is small, easy to operate and widely available. Within seconds it blocks all communication – the system becomes blind and deaf.

Why Is This So Dangerous?

  • No warning: You receive no notification on your phone.
  • Monitoring centers notice nothing: The alarm does not reach them.
  • Burglar works undisturbed: No siren, no risk of discovery.
  • Insurance may refuse payout: No proof of sabotage.

Many subscription systems have no reliable jamming detection – despite stickers and claims from salespeople. The risk is real and growing.

The Solution: Real Jamming Detection

Our Hikvision and AJAX systems detect jamming immediately and alert you via the app – even during interference. Multi-network technology (wifi + 4G) provides backup, and the siren works locally.

Unique advantage of AJAX: The outdoor siren has a built-in jamming detection sensor. As soon as jamming is detected, the siren automatically activates a loud alarm tone. A jammer tries to block communication between sensors and siren, but this built-in detection makes the sabotage completely useless – the siren goes off anyway and deters the intruder.

  • Direct notifications on sabotage.
  • No dependence on monitoring centers.
  • Reliable prevention with outdoor detection.

Doubt your current system? Request a free demonstration – see for yourself how vulnerable systems without jamming detection are.

Contact us for no-obligation advice at home.

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