3xLOGIC, Inc. recently announced the availability of the SONIP FlexIP CPU Card. Supporting 16 Alarm Inputs, 16 Audio Sensor Inputs, and 4 Auxiliary Outputs, FlexIP represents a multi-communication protocol (IP, cell, and modem) plug-and-play upgrade path for legacy SONIP-Series FlexiBase Control Panel users. Developed at 3xLOGIC’s Innovation Center in Orlando, FL, the SONIP FlexIP Card represents the first of many deliverables resulting from the recently announced acquisition of Sonitrol-branded Product Development by 3xLOGIC from STANLEY Security.

Designed to address the rising costs of traditional wireline telecommunication connections confronting the Sonitrol network of security dealers, FlexIP immediately expands the SONIP Control Panel’s capabilities while reducing their customer’s cost. FlexIP dramatically reduces the arming speed for IP panels versus traditional dial panels, while removing the need to share a dial line with a fax or credit card machine. Sonitrol dealers can order the SONIP FlexIP Card for immediate delivery from the Sonitrol Online Procurement Portal.

“The Sonitrol Product Engineering resources that we acquired in June represent an incredibly rich pool of talent that has melded seamlessly with our Engineering Team,” emphasises Charlie Erickson, EVP Product Management, 3xLOGIC, Inc. “Their ability to solicit customer input, develop a product strategy and deliver the products as promised, distinguishes this Team and has earned them the accolades of the Sonitrol dealer network. FlexIP is a prime example of this commitment to enhance and innovate the products available to the Sonitrol network.”

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