How to connect wired outputs

To enable the security system not only to monitor events but also to respond — such as activating a siren, unlocking a door, or turning on a light signal — wired outputs are used.

This guide explains which devices can be connected to the hub's outputs, how to connect them properly, and how to configure their operation through the application.

Outputs are special terminals on the hub designed for connecting actuators:

Sirens
Light signals (lamps, strobe flashes)
Electromagnetic locks
Relays
Other devices that respond to alarms or commands

Key output parameters

Power supply voltage: 12 V
Maximum load current: Varies by control panel model. Consult your model's technical documentation to avoid overloading.

Output types

Depending on the task, two output types are available:

Relay: dry contact, galvanically isolated. Used for switching circuits with their own power supply
Constant +12 V output: active upon triggering (e.g., during an alarm). Suitable for supplying power to a device at the moment of an event

Supported control modes

Activation/deactivation upon alarm
Pulse mode — brief activation, e.g., for unlocking an electric lock
Programmable activation delay — for gradual activation or temporary logic (availability depends on the output type)

Connecting an actuator

If using a constant +12 V output, connect as follows:

1. Connect the device's positive power wire (+) to the +CN_OUT terminal.

2. Connect the device's negative power wire (–) to the –CN_OUT terminal.

Connecting the actuator

Up to 10 devices can be connected to one output, but ensure the total current of all connected devices does not exceed the permissible load.
If a device consumes a lot of power (e.g., an electromagnetic lock), it's advisable to connect it through an additional relay or amplifier.