Drax is the OEM behind the graphics and alarm management software supplied with Advanced, Morley and Kentec. AMX bridges the legacy and the new panel network at the same time, so nothing goes dark while the work is underway.
Drax Technology is the OEM manufacturer behind the graphics and alarm management software supplied with Advanced, Morley and Kentec fire alarm systems.
Advanced: sold as PC Net
Morley: sold as Visualeyez
Kentec: sold as AMX (Drax)
If you maintain sites where that software is already installed, it can be upgraded. Where it isn't, AMX can be introduced fresh. Either way you're working with the OEM, not a third party reverse-engineering someone else's panel.
We work with fire companies, installers and system maintainers on everything from single-panel jobs to large multi-site, multi-brand estates.
Panel replacements are rising fast, driven by obsolescence and end-of-life requirements. The technical part is rarely the hard part. The hard part is what happens on site while both the old and new panels are live at once.
AMX connects to both the legacy and the new panel network at the same time and presents them to the customer as one interface. Nobody loses visibility while the works are underway, and you control the pace of the upgrade instead of the upgrade controlling you.
One interface for the customer throughout: full-site visibility, live alarms, faults and isolations, one set of operator controls, and commissioning at the site's own pace.
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Drax already sits behind the graphics and alarm management on sites across the NHS, higher education, Build to Rent, PBSA and social housing.
A mixed-brand estate is never a blocker to a standardisation programme.
The best conversations are the ones currently stalling, sites where a straightforward panel changeover can't realistically be achieved.
Look for large multi-building estates (universities, hospitals, retail and logistics portfolios), sites already running a mix of panel manufacturers, replacements driven by obsolescence or end-of-life, and any job where the customer has asked "how do we stay covered while this is happening?" and nobody's had a good answer yet.
1. Get in touch: Tell us about the site: estate size, panel brands involved, and why a straight changeover isn't realistic.
2. Site and panel review: We look at what's already installed, including under the PC Net, Visualeyez or AMX names, and confirm what's needed to bridge it.
3. Commercial terms agreed: Reseller margin and scope are set before you quote the job to your customer.
4. Install and commissioning support: We support the install and panel-by-panel commissioning, at the pace the site can absorb.
5. Ongoing partner support: Continued access to the Drax team for future phases, new panel types and additional sites.
We'll walk through a recent phased upgrade, how the bridge works on your panel mix, and current reseller margin. Tell us three things and we'll come back with a view on the bridge, timeline and reseller margin: estate size and panel brands involved, why a straight changeover isn't realistic, and your ideal timeline.