Self-monitored without central station
Alerts go to your phones and not to a central station. Professional monitoring through a third-party service was announced for a coming version but was not yet available when checked on 2026-10-26.
Business alarm and cameras
Cameras, alarms and doors in one fee-free application
Your camera application runs intrusion alarm sensors and sends alerts with the camera clip attached, adding no monthly alarm fee.
Choose your business type
Look at a floor plan of your workplace to see sensors, a siren and cameras in action. Pick your layout below and run a night sequence to watch an alert arrive on your phone.
- 01Stockroom door contact tripsA door opening at 3:02 AM breaks a contact, triggering the alarm because your arming schedule covers that hour.
- 02Siren sounds on siteAn all-weather siren blasts at 110 decibels to clear the building and flashes its emergency LED lights.
- 03Camera clip arrivesAlerts go directly to you and chosen staff on your phones, attaching a camera clip of the stockroom door opening.
- 01Suite entrance opensSomeone forces the suite door at 1:30 AM, breaking the magnetic contact and tripping the system outside of business hours.
- 02Siren alerts the buildingLoud sirens sound at 110 decibels to clear the suite, flashing emergency LED lights in the hallway.
- 03Video hits your phonePush alerts arrive on your phone with a camera clip attached, letting you see exactly what opened the suite door.
- 01Back door contact breaksAn opening at 11:42 PM trips the back door contact, violating the arming schedule set for your closing hours.
- 02Loud siren triggersFlashing emergency lights and a 110-decibel siren turn on to drive unauthorized people out of the kitchen.
- 03Phone receives video alertYou and your chosen managers receive an immediate push alert on your phones, including the camera clip.
- 01Entry door contact tripsSomeone forces the entry door open at 2:15 AM, breaking the sensor contact while your system schedule is armed.
- 02Siren drives intruders awayAn all-weather siren sounds a 110-decibel alarm and flashes emergency lights in the reception area.
- 03Video pushes to phonesYour phone receives a push alert from the camera app, showing a clear clip of the entry door opening.
- 01Roll-up door liftsAn opening at 4:10 AM breaks the heavy-duty contact on the roll-up door, tripping the armed system.
- 02Siren sounds on siteEmergency LED lights flash as a 110-decibel siren blasts across the warehouse floor.
- 03Managers see the clipSelf-monitored alerts arrive on your phone, attaching a video clip of the loading side camera.
Night-time alerts with video attached
01
Door opens while alarm is armed
An opening after hours triggers the all-weather siren and emergency LED lighting, logging the event with its exact time.
02
Alert arrives on your phone
Rules set the response, pushing an alert to chosen staff members with a camera clip attached showing who opened the door.
03
Owner views recorded camera clip
Opening your alert plays the video clip, showing exactly what tripped the sensor without needing a separate camera application.
04
No central station dispatch
Self-monitored alerts go directly to owner and staff phones, leaving you to decide your next steps based on the video evidence.
Schedules arm doors and sensors
Door contacts and motion sensors follow an arming schedule matching your business hours. Opening the back door at 3 AM triggers an alert, while the same door opening at 8 AM does not.
12 AM3 AM6 AM9 AM12 PM3 PM6 PM9 PM12 AM
Alarm armedAlarm off, crew working
Names and times shown are an example.
Door access by shift and person
Opening and closing crews receive door access by shift without handing over physical keys. Each person has a credential limited to chosen doors and hours, while suppliers get recurring visitor PINs valid only during delivery windows.
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Names and times shown are an example.
Limits of self-monitoring
Gives no UL alarm certificate
Insurer or lease requirements for a UL central-station certificate mean keeping a UL-listed alarm company. Your camera system gives no UL alarm certificate.
Fire alarms stay on listed systems
Fire alarm lines stay on a listed fire alarm system and carrier or listed cellular service. Your camera system runs alongside them, though doors can wire to a fire panel for evacuation unlocks.
Wireless sensors and wired panels
One wireless gateway supports up to 96 sensors per gateway, while indoor wall panels take over your old wired alarm inputs.
Installation and handover
- 1
Survey existing doors and alarms
Existing alarms, doors and monitoring contracts are surveyed first to check wiring, contract requirements and insurer demands.
- 2
List needed alerts and locations
Installers plan panel locations for power and network, checking which areas require alerts.
- 3
Place and pair each sensor
Wireless and wired devices are installed and tied to your custom arming schedules.
- 4
Trip sensors at final handover
Technicians trip each sensor to confirm the alert arrives on your phone before signing off.
Common questions from business owners
- Can this replace my alarm company?
Businesses needing a UL alarm certificate or fire alarm panel keep their existing contracts. Self-monitoring replaces monthly fees for owners wanting alerts sent directly to their phones without central station dispatch.
- What happens when the alarm trips?
Rules set the response. A door forced open can send a push alert with the camera clip attached, sound a siren, turn on lights or lock doors.
- Can I reuse the wires and sensors from my old alarm?
Wired contacts and motion detectors of an old burglar alarm can often be reused on our steel wall panel. Installers confirm compatibility per building during the survey.
- What happens when the internet goes down?
Door codes already synced keep working during an internet outage, but sending alerts to phones needs a connection.
- Will it cause false alarms?
False alarms are most often a placement issue, such as a motion sensor aimed at a vent or a draughty doorway. Technicians place sensors carefully to avoid these.
Book a Lowcountry site walkthrough
Call (844) 422-7000 or book a walkthrough to survey your existing doors and alarm.
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