Guide

BCS ONE — one app for alarm and CCTV

Cameras in one app, alarm in another, gate in a third? BCS ONE puts them on a single screen.

Maciej Sobecki

Alarm, cameras and a gate often end up in three separate apps. BCS ONE links PulsON Alarm with CCTV — so day-to-day control lives in one place.

In practice it looks like this: you get a notification, open the phone and see live camera view plus alarm status at once. No hopping between apps to check whether someone entered the property or the wind just rattled a sensor.

BCS ONE ties SSWiN to IP CCTV. It works with the PulsON Alarm 2.0 4G panel.

What you do from the phone every day

From the app you arm and disarm zones, check inputs, browse event history and get push alerts for faults or breaches. You add the panel to the phone by scanning a QR code from the keypad — no long serial numbers to type in.

Gate, blinds, lights

Utility outputs can also be driven from BCS ONE. If a courier is at the gate and you are at the office, you open the driveway from the phone. Same for blinds or driveway lights, as long as the installer wired them to the panel outputs.

No extra communicator to buy

On PulsON Alarm 2.0 4G, 2G/4G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet sit on the main board. You do not add a separate module just so the app can reach the site.

CCTV and the alarm are still two security layers — BCS ONE simply lets you run them from one screen instead of three icons on the home screen.

Tip

Looking for an installer to link cameras with the alarm? PulsON authorised installer map.

Note

Installers: pairing steps are in the BCS ONE documentation.