Delta Dore launches Tyxal+ Hub: multi-network (4G + Wi-Fi + Ethernet) intrusion alarm with encrypted wireless and remote maintenance — a smart-home benchmark with light-commercial relevance

Published: June 5, 2026

Smart Building Italia

French smart-home and security manufacturer Delta Dore has launched Tyxal+ Hub — an intrusion-alarm control unit that combines 4G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity with encrypted wireless protocols and remote-maintenance capability. Italian outlet Smart Building Mag highlights the multi-network failover and remote-management features as the headline. For small-commercial and light-FM installers across Europe, the relevant point isn't the residential framing — it's the multi-path connectivity (so a single cut line or single-network outage doesn't kill the alarm) and the remote-service model, both increasingly required in commissioning specs.

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