Ajax Systems Signs North America Distribution Agreement With SS&Si

DELTONA, Fla. — SS&Si Dealer Network, a wholesale distributor based here, announces a partnership with Ajax Systems. Based on the distribution agreement, SS&Si will be able to provide Ajax professional security systems to its customers.

Ajax Systems officially entered the U.S. market in 2022. The manufacturer says it has been actively preparing for this next big geographical expansion.

“SS&Si is proud to support Ajax Systems as their distribution partner in the United States. Early feedback from our dealer partners indicates that their long-range wireless technology, universal compatibility with IP cameras, and uniquely competitive fee structure will lead to widespread adoption in the U.S. market,” says Jake Voll, president at SS&SI Dealer Network.

With FCC and IC certificates received, Ajax is currently focused on growing its presence in markets where the 915 MHz frequency band is used, including U.S., Canada, Australia, Latin America and Southeast Asia, according to the company.

“The Ajax team could not be more excited about our first distribution partner in the United States – SS&Si Dealer Network. Jake Voll’s lead by example philosophy is inspiring. His team shows an incredible eagerness to follow his lead, and they are innovative and committed to the industry. SS&Si clearly exhibits the customer-first mentality and is continually going above and beyond for their dealers. Jake’s focus on driving an amazing online presence ensures that the Ajax line of products will be well-positioned in the United States market,” says Robert Harman, director of sales North America at Ajax Systems.

Ajax is said to be the largest security systems manufacturer in Europe. The product range consists of over 50 wireless and wired devices for indoor and outdoor security.

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