Wired outputs
To make the security system not only detect events but also respond to them—for example, by activating a siren, unlocking a door, or turning on a warning light—wired outputs are used.
In this section, you will learn what devices can be connected to the hub outputs, how to connect them correctly, and how to configure their operation in the app.
Outputs are dedicated terminals on the hub used to connect actuators and other controlled devices, such as:
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Sirens
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Visual indicators (warning lights, strobes)
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Electromagnetic locks
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Relays
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Other devices that respond to alarms or system commands
Output specifications
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Supply voltage: 12 V
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Maximum load current: depends on the control panel model. Refer to your device documentation to avoid overloading the output.
Output types
Depending on the application, two output types are available:
Relay output
A dry-contact, galvanically isolated output used for switching circuits that have their own power supply.
Constant +12 V output
Provides +12 V when activated (for example, during an alarm event). Suitable for powering a device only when a specific event occurs.
Supported control modes
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Activation and deactivation based on alarm events
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Pulse mode — a short activation period, commonly used for opening electric locks
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Programmable activation delay — allows delayed triggering or time-based logic (availability depends on the output type)