Visitors to the event will be able to view the last released high-tech products from Ksenia Security: the touchscreen keypad Ergo-T Pro, the BUS keypad Ergo-X, the Micro Poli, thought to be the smallest wireless sensor on the security market today, and the outdoor siren, Vox.

The evolutionary touchscreen keypad Ergo-T Pro is a highly developed interface in terms of full monitoring of the security and home automation system.

Innovatively designed, its 10.1’’ display guarantees high fluidity, brightness, and sharpness to offer a better customer experience. Modern and elegant, it can be easily mounted using the on-board bracket or it can be recessed into the wall, perfectly integrating with the interior decor.

The brand-new BUS keypad, Ergo-X, is an effective combination of Italian design and comfort: suitable for any type of architecture, it can be installed both indoors and outdoors, thanks to the high level of protection against atmospheric conditions.

It has hidden membrane keys that become visible only when approached; and, by applying a light pressure on the keys, it is possible to activate up to 10 scenarios involving security, home automation, and access control tasks through Ksenia mini-tags.

The Micro Poli’, marketed as the world's the smallest wireless sensor, is much more than a simple magnetic contact: it has anti-masking, to detect the opening of doors and windows; inertial sensor, to detect vibrations and breaking of glass/windows; it is also able to identify the inclination of the frame it protects, offering the opportunity to manage any type of window.

Vox, the outdoor siren, with a luminous and powerful alarm sounder, can play mono or dual-tone sounds as well as voice messages, which are configured during the setup from the Ksenia Pro App or Ksenia Secureweb. Additionally, it presents two high-brightness RGB LEDs and a third lightning LED, which can be associated with different functions according to the needs.

Available in two versions, Vox-C and Vox-M, both are protected against tampering and anti-perforation attempts.