Lite Trackers
Light+ 2G tracker option for simple vehicle visibility, route history, ignition events and basic fleet monitoring.
View details →Telematics hardware
Hardware selected for real fleet work
We help choose the right BCE Telematics hardware based on what you need to monitor: vehicles, drivers, cargo, fuel, temperature, video events, CAN/FMS data and field equipment.
Hardware family
Devices and accessories for connected fleet operations
BCE Telematics hardware covers vehicle trackers, MDVR devices, sensors, CAN/FMS equipment, RFID and additional accessories that help collect reliable data from the field.
Dedicated hardware subdomain
Open iot.bcetelematics.com
For deeper hardware details, visit Internet Of Things by BCE Telematics.
The IoT site focuses only on physical devices, sensors, accessories and video telematics hardware.
GPS tracker families
Advanced Trackers
Professional tracker family for vehicles that need CAN data, I/O, BLE accessories, driver identity, geofences and remote configuration.
View details →Video solutions
BCE-LT-01 Rear View Mirror Monitor
Rear-view mirror style Android car DVR for fleets that need in-cab display, camera view and video event support.
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BCE-LT-02 Dual Camera Dashboard Camera
Dual-camera dashboard device for fleet video projects that need road and cabin-facing evidence in one compact unit.
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BCE-LT-03 Body Worn Camera
Rugged body worn camera with Android system, 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and SOS/PTT support for field teams.
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BCE-LT-04 5 Channel All-in-One Machine
5-channel all-in-one driving assistance and video unit for vehicles that need several camera inputs in one device.
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BCE-LT-05 4G AI Dashcam
4G AI dashcam for vehicle video, incident evidence and driver safety review workflows.
View details →Accessories and control modules
T-Button SOS & Engine Block Control
Compact BLE button used by BCE Telematics for SOS/panic workflows and engine block control logic.
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BLE Wireless Relay Module
Compact BLE 5.0 relay for remote relay control, engine-block style workflows and connected accessory switching.
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iButton Reader
iButton reader options for 1-Wire accessory workflows, available in several housing and indicator variants.
View details →Video telematics explained
Video solutions turn camera footage into useful fleet safety context
For less technical teams, video telematics means cameras and recorders connected to the fleet platform. The system helps show what happened on the road, around the vehicle or inside the cabin, so incidents can be reviewed with facts instead of guesses.
Advanced Driver Assistance System
ADAS uses road-facing cameras, visual sensors and software algorithms to watch the road, detect hazards such as lane departure or short following distance, and warn the driver or fleet team before risk becomes an accident.
Driver Monitoring System
DMS focuses on the driver. It can help detect signs such as distraction, fatigue, phone use or looking away from the road, then create alerts for coaching and safer driving behaviour.
Blind Spot Detection
BSD helps monitor areas around the vehicle that are hard for the driver to see. It is useful for trucks, buses and vans where side or rear blind spots can create risk during turns, lane changes or low-speed manoeuvres.
Artificial Intelligence in video
AI in video telematics means the camera system can recognise patterns in footage, such as risky events or driver behaviour, so teams do not need to manually watch every recording.
Selection logic
We start with the data you need, then choose the device family
The same fleet can need simple trackers for standard vehicles, advanced trackers for CAN and I/O data, MDVR for video evidence, sensors for fuel or temperature and accessories for driver or asset workflows. We define the data source first, then select the practical hardware set.
Get hardware adviceTypical hardware questions
- Does the vehicle need CAN/FMS or only GPS and ignition?
- Should the project include MDVR video, driver-facing cameras or incident review?
- Should fuel, temperature, PTO, door status or other sensor values be monitored?
- Will RFID, BLE accessories, battery backup or IP-rated equipment be required?
Installation and data quality
Good hardware still needs correct setup
Installation, power wiring, sensor calibration, event configuration and platform setup decide whether telematics data is reliable. We connect the device side with the reporting side.
Device configurationInputs, outputs, ignition, data frequency and event logic prepared for the project.
Vehicle data checkCAN, ignition, movement, video, sensor and accessory values checked against expected behaviour.
Hardware fitTracker, MDVR, sensor or accessory set selected according to connectivity, data and installation requirements.
Ongoing troubleshootingSupport for missing data, incorrect values, device replacement and setup changes.