Alula provides professional smart security, automation hubs, and wireless sensors designed for modern residential and commercial protection.
Alula is a premier provider of professional smart security and automation solutions, serving the residential and commercial markets with cutting-edge wireless technology. The brand creates a cohesive security ecosystem centered on the Sopọ+ ati Sopọ-FLX hubs, which offer robust connectivity via cellular, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet interfaces to ensure constant uptime.
Known for reliability and ease of installation, Alula offers a wide array of peripherals including the NanoMax door and window sensors, wireless motion detectors, glassbreak sensors, and life safety devices like smoke and CO communicators. Through the intuitive Alula App, users gain complete control over their property's security, video doorbells, and Z-Wave automation devices, making professional-grade security accessible and manageable from anywhere.
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To enroll a sensor, press the dedicated Enroll button on the hub until it beeps (typically holding for 3 seconds). While the panel is in enroll mode (LED often white), trigger the sensor by removing its battery tab or opening the tamper switch. The panel should beep to confirm enrollment.
On the Connect-FLX, a Green light typically means the system is Disarmed. Red indicates Armed Away, Blue indicates Armed Night, and Cyan indicates Armed Stay. A solid Yellow or Orange light usually indicates a trouble condition such as a low battery or loss of supervision.
Reset procedures vary by model, but for the Connect-FLX, enter 'Cell Signal Indication Mode' by rapidly pressing the Enroll button, then press and hold the Enroll button for 30 seconds to factory default. Note: This should only be done by a professional installer as it clears all programming.
Most Alula sensors, such as the RE622 NanoMax, use CR2032 lithium coin batteries. Larger peripherals like the RE616X Siren may use CR123A batteries. Always refer to the specific device manual for the correct battery type and replacement instructions.