TCB Alarm System touchscreen, controller, door sensor, motion sensor, and commercial entry

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TCB Alarm System

Know what happened. Respond with confidence.

A configurable alarm platform that connects sensors, local controls, live status, alerts, event history, cameras, and system health in one practical security workflow.

LOCAL
Control & audio
LIVE
Sensor status
LOGGED
Event history

SECURITY BUILT AROUND THE SITE

One clear operating view from the first sensor event to the final report.

TCB Alarm System is a working, configurable security platform for businesses and organizations. It combines door, motion, temperature, humidity, and other connected sensors with arming modes, entry delays, siren control, alert policies, and a live operating view.

The system keeps critical alarm decisions deterministic and explainable. MQTT connects sensors and services in real time, while PostgreSQL preserves configuration, users, alarm state, and event history for review, reporting, and support.

CAPABILITIES

One system for the whole workflow.

Practical tools for the people operating the system, the managers responsible for it, and the technicians supporting it.

01

Configurable protection modes

Choose which sensors participate in each operating mode, with countdowns, entry delays, and optional silent or stealth behavior.

02

Live local & web control

Use a touch-friendly wall panel, full-screen interface, or authenticated browser view to see status and manage approved alarm actions.

03

Connected sensor network

Monitor door contacts, motion, temperature, humidity, and other configured devices through a flexible MQTT event architecture.

04

Alerts & escalation

Route policy-based email, email-to-SMS, or optional SMS notifications according to alarm state, event type, and severity.

05

Event history & reports

Retain alarm state, sensor events, outcomes, and audit history in PostgreSQL, with reporting workflows available for operations and review.

06

Camera & health context

Trigger supported camera snapshots for critical events and monitor service, software, disk, and sensor-health signals that affect system readiness.

FROM PLAN TO DAILY USE

A clear path into production.

TCB works through the details that make technology useful after installation—not just during the demo.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Review the facility, sensor locations, operating modes, network, alerts, audio, cameras, users, and response expectations.

  2. 02

    Configure

    Build the controller, sensor rules, permissions, interfaces, notification paths, and integrations around the site's daily operation.

  3. 03

    Operate & improve

    Monitor live status and history, review incidents, maintain sensor health, and refine rules as the facility or risk changes.

CONFIGURED AROUND YOU

Start with the operation. Add what the site needs.

Every project is sized around the actual people, equipment, locations, policies, and support expectations involved.

Door contactsMotion sensorsTemperature & humidityTouch wall panelBrowser dashboardLocal siren & announcementsEmail and SMS alertsCamera event captureTelephone status workflowsMulti-controller configurationSensor reputation scoringAdvisory anomaly detection

BUILT TO FIT

Commercial tools without enterprise clutter.

Useful for focused local operations and structured enough to grow across teams, doors, sites, or locations.

COMMERCIAL

Offices, retail & warehouses

Protect entrances, sensitive rooms, inventory, equipment, and after-hours operations with a system configured for the property.

Discuss your needs
FITNESS

Gyms & member facilities

Coordinate door, motion, environmental, camera, and notification workflows around staffed and unstaffed operating hours.

Discuss your needs
COMMUNITY

Schools, churches & nonprofits

Give authorized staff understandable controls, useful alerts, and an event history that supports responsible follow-up.

Discuss your needs

ALARM SYSTEM ASSESSMENT

Tell us what needs protection and how your team should respond.

Useful details include the facility type, doors and areas of concern, operating hours, existing sensors or cameras, internet and network availability, desired alerts, local panel needs, user roles, and any telephone or reporting workflows.