PROFESSIONAL WIRELESS INTRUSION ALARM

Wireless Intrusion Alarm Control Hub

A wireless intrusion alarm control hub for security projects that need a clear device, user and network planning path.

Need the selection criteria first? how to choose an alarm Hub.

Up to 64 connected peripherals

R2 PRO

Up to 128 connected peripherals

Project-led selection

Compare network paths before deployment

Multi

Wireless Peripherals

Rooms

Optional External Antenna

RBF

LTE

Optional RBF and LTE external antennas for R2 PRO. Sold separately.

Multi-scene Integration

by arming / disarming

by alarm

by schedule

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RBF

wireless technology

Long range, low power, high security

Easy to Setup

Mobile App

Access and Control with RB Link, Anytime Anywhere

System role

Connect alarm devices with system control

Bring compatible alarm devices together through your Hub and manage your security system with RB Link. For ARC reporting, confirm the supported Hub, firmware and integration requirements for your project.

Alarm devices

Plan the devices and their installed locations.

Smart Hub

Bring device, user and network planning together.

Project paths

Prepare local alarm, RB Link and ARC paths as required.

ARC reporting scope, protocol, software version and joint testing requirements should be confirmed for each project. Plan an ARC integration.

Devices and users

Connect your devices. Bring your users together.

Connect compatible security devices, add administrators and users, and control your system remotely with RB Link.

01 / CONNECTED DEVICES

Your security devices, connected

Connect compatible sensors and peripherals to one Hub, with support for up to 64 devices on R2 or 128 on R2 PRO.

02 / USER ROLES

Room for your team or household

Both models support 1 Super Admin, 4 Admins, 32 App Users and 32 Local Users.

03 / APP CONTROL

Stay connected with RB Link

Add your Hub to RB Link by scanning its QR code, then use the app for remote control once the Hub is online.

Explore the difference between Arm Stay and Arm Away to understand the two arming modes.

Wireless communication

Wireless alarm devices, connected through RBF

Connect compatible security sensors, sirens and keypads to your Roombanker Hub through RBF wireless technology. Manage your system remotely with the RB Link app.

Ultra-long Communication Range

Safer and Reliable Data Transmission

FHSS | TDMA | AES-CCM+ Encryption

Network options and battery backup

R2 connects via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. R2 PRO adds a 4G SIM connection. Both models include a rechargeable backup battery rated for up to 8 hours of backup operation.

Versatile Communication Options

R2 PRO supports Ethernet, Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity, with backup between connection paths.

Reliable Lithium Battery Backup

The built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 8 hours of backup power.

Custom scenes for alarm responses and schedules

Create up to 64 custom scenes, including responses to alarms, schedules and changes in security mode.

Intrusion Detection

Fire Prevention

Comfort

Intrusion Detection

Fire Prevention

Comfort

Manage your security system with RB Link

Control your security system remotely and receive alarm notifications through RB Link. Both R2 and R2 PRO support Super Admin, Admin, App User and Local User accounts.

Firmware updates through the app

Keep your Hub firmware up to date with OTA updates through the app.

Compare R2 and R2 PRO

	Security Hub R2	Security Hub R2 PRO4G
Wireless Protocol
RBF	868MHz / 915MHz for option	868MHz / 915MHz for option
Bluetooth 5.2
Capacity
Wireless IoT Peripherals	64	128
Room	64	64
User	1 x Super Admin 4 x Admin 32 x Regular User 32 x Local User	1 x Super Admin 4 x Admin 32 x Regular User 32 x Local User
Communication Method
Ethernet	10/100 Mbps	10/100 Mbps
Wi-Fi	2.4GHz	2.4GHz
SIM Card		4G
Alarm Notification Method
App
SMS
Phone Call
Back-up Battery
Battery Type	2,500 mAH Lithium Battery	2,500 mAH Lithium Battery
Backup Duration	Up to 8 hours	Up to 8 hours

Guided Hub Setup

Hassle-Free Hub Setup with Beginner-Friendly Guides

Power on your Hub, add it to RB Link by scanning its QR code, and configure a supported network connection. Follow the setup guide for your model.

Add your Hub to RB Link

1Scanning

2Installation

3Setting

1Scanning

2Installation

3Setting

Add Peripherals

Enrollment Method

Scanning

Enrollment Method

Scanning

Technical resources

Wireless Intrusion Alarm Hub Resources

Review Smart Hub technical specifications, Quick Start Guides, RBF wireless references, RB Link setup and ARC integration resources to evaluate the right control hub for your intrusion alarm project.

R2 · Select & Set Up

Check R2 specifications, follow the Quick Start Guide, and watch the Hub setup video. Use model-specific instructions for your installation.

R2 PRO · Select & Set Up

Check R2 PRO specifications, follow the Quick Start Guide, and watch the Hub setup video. Use model-specific instructions for your installation.

Wireless · Plan & Test

Explore RBF technology, plan site checks with the survey guide, and watch indoor and outdoor wireless range tests for practical context.

System · Manage & Integrate

Explore RB Link management, review ARC integration requirements, and learn the control panel’s role. Choose the reference that matches your project.

Technical resources

Wireless Intrusion Alarm Hub: Selection and Setup

How do I choose between the R2 and R2 PRO security Hubs?

R2 supports up to 64 connected peripherals with Wi-Fi and Ethernet. R2 PRO supports up to 128 and adds a 4G SIM connection. Compare device count and site networks first, then check the regional configuration in the model specifications and Quick Start Guides.

Can the security Hub connect without an Ethernet cable?

Yes. Both models support Wi-Fi, while R2 PRO also supports cellular connectivity. Choose the connection paths available at the site; for cellular use, confirm the regional network and SIM requirements. Multiple connection options do not by themselves guarantee uninterrupted reporting.

Does the security Hub support 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz Wi-Fi?

R2 and R2 PRO use 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), not 5 GHz Wi-Fi. Make a 2.4 GHz network available when preparing the site for Wi-Fi setup.

How do I add the security Hub to RB Link?

Both Quick Start Guides describe adding the Hub by scanning its QR code in RB Link, then configuring a supported network connection. Use the R2 Quick Start Guide or R2 PRO Quick Start Guide for the installation steps.

What should I check if the security Hub cannot be added?

Check that the Hub is powered and follow the model-specific network setup instructions. Compare its indicator state with the Quick Start Guide. If setup still fails, contact Roombanker with the model, connection method and error shown in RB Link.

What should I check if R2 PRO cannot connect using a SIM card?

The R2 PRO guide advises disabling the SIM PIN using a phone before inserting the card and checking that the SIM account has sufficient balance. Follow the guide for installation and confirm the regional cellular requirements. These checks do not guarantee a connection.

What does a flashing red indicator mean?

The R2 and R2 PRO guides identify a flashing red indicator as an active alarm; a steady red indicator indicates a fault. Check the system status and follow the site's alarm response procedure before clearing an indication. Refer to the model guide for the full indicator legend.

What should be confirmed for an ARC reporting project?

Confirm the receiving centre, reporting protocol, supported Hub and firmware, and required configuration before commissioning. Local alarm activation, App visibility and ARC receipt are separate checks. Use the ARC integration resource to prepare the project discussion and joint testing.