Hikvision successfully concludes the 2026 edition of its Next Level Intrusion roadshow

Hikvision has concluded its highly anticipated Next Level Intrusion 2026 roadshow, a training tour held between March 15 and May 20, 2026. This event traveled across Spain and Portugal, bringing installers and integrators closer to the latest innovations in wired and wireless intrusion systems. This edition was marked by the market's evolution toward flexible, connected solutions adapted to different scenarios, highlighting the leading role of the new AX HOME system.

A training journey across the Iberian Peninsula
Throughout its schedule, the tour visited key cities such as Valencia, Alicante, Malaga, Seville, Merida, San Sebastian, Santiago de Compostela, Valladolid, Santander, Madrid, Lisbon, Porto, and Barcelona. The event brought together more than 300 professionals from the security sector.

Each day offered applied learning, combining theoretical technical training with demonstrations in real installation scenarios. Attendees were able to delve into the architecture of complex systems, the configuration and diagnostics of devices, the identification of business opportunities in residential projects, and the integration of artificial intelligence in alarm management for Central Alarm Receiving Centers (ARC).

AX HOME: The leading role of wireless intrusion
The focal point of the roadshow was the presentation of new wireless solutions, designed to offer quick installation without the need for complex wiring. System management is entirely carried out from a mobile application, which facilitates real-time control, receiving alerts, and verifying incidents through integration with cameras.

Among the standout solutions is AX HOME, focused on residential environments and small businesses, which offers agile installation and intuitive centralized management. For its part, the AX HOME Battery variant is designed for areas without access to an electrical power supply, providing deployment flexibility in remote or temporary scenarios.

"With this launch, we are expanding our offering in the field of wireless intrusion, responding to a clear market demand for more flexible and easily deployable solutions. AX HOME is designed to offer a simple security experience, but with the necessary robustness for residential environments and small businesses, while maintaining integration within the Hikvision ecosystem." — Roberto Raposo, Director of the New Business division at Hikvision Iberia.

Additional Context: Technical specifications and competitive benchmarking not included in the original product announcement
In the highly competitive European market for wireless intrusion systems for the residential and SME sectors, Hikvision competes directly with rapidly adopted platforms such as Jeweller by Ajax Systems and PowerG by DSC (Johnson Controls). The fundamental competitive advantage of the AX HOME series lies in its native integration with Hikvision's world-leading video surveillance ecosystem (CCTV), enabling powerful Intrusion Verification as a Service (IVaaS) features through a single unified platform (Hik-Connect).

On a technical level, the architecture employs bidirectional radio frequency protocols with advanced encryption to guarantee secure transmission against jamming attempts. While competitors like Ajax stand out for their end-user-centric design, Hikvision's approach optimizes the efficiency of the installer and Central Alarm Receiving Centers (ARC) by integrating cloud-based artificial intelligence algorithms to filter false alarms. Furthermore, the AX HOME Battery variant provides a significant tactical advantage for protecting infrastructures such as second homes, agricultural warehouses, or temporary structures that lack a stable power supply, a niche historically difficult to cover with conventional wireless solutions.

Edited by Maria Brueva, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.

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