AES Corporation

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285 Newbury Street
Peabody, MA 01960
About AES Corporation
  • The AES-MultiNet system is a wireless-to-internet receiver designed to support multiple AES-IntelliNet wireless mesh networks connecting them to the central station via the Internet. Users operating in geographically dispersed AES networks link together via the Internet, increasing the capacity of their AES-IntelliNet networks.
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Products by AES Corporation

  • AES-MultiNet

    The 7705i/7005i MultiNet Internet Monitoring Receiver System is used in situations where alarm signals from one or more AES-IntelliNet wireless radio networks need to be received and managed centrally. Remote installations of AES-IntelliNet transceiver units can be monitored over any distance... Read more

  • 7794 IntelliProFire

    The AES-7794 IntelliProFire is an add-on module forAESsubscribers that enables transmission of full alarm zone data from an alarm panel to a central station over an established AES-IntelliNet network. AES subscribers with IntelliProFire can operate in applications with or without a phone line... Read more
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