ArmorIP
Internet Monitoring Receiver

UL/ULC Listed

Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is an independent product safety certification body responsible for accrediting consumer products against criteria set by major safety organisations. ArmorIP is listed against the following standards:

• UL1610 — Central Station Burglar Alarm Units. Covers components of central station burglar alarm systems intended for burglary protection at mercantile premises.
• CAN/ULC-S304 — Signal Receiving Center and Premise Burglar Alarm Control Units. Covers construction and performance requirements for signal-receiving centre burglar alarm control units, including transmitting and receiving equipment.
• CAN/ULC-S559 — Equipment for Fire Signal Receiving Centers and Systems. Covers requirements for fire signal-receiving centres and systems including transmitting and receiving equipment.

Active Communication Standards

ArmorIP is one of the only systems in the world to meet the ULC Level A4 active communications standard for burglary and fire monitoring (CAN/ULC S304). The system detects and identifies any attempt to disrupt or impair communications between the protected premises and the receiver.

Encryption Support

All communications can optionally be configured to use AES encryption with 128, 192, or 256-bit keys.

Full Textual Transmission

The ArmorIP protocol outputs full textual-based transmissions that include the names of the items (user, area, or zone) that generated the reportable event. Each item can be individually configured to include the descriptive identifier in transmissions, eliminating ambiguity at the monitoring station.