SEE MORE. RECORD WHAT MATTERS.
In-car video, rear-seat and backup cameras, recording triggers and awareness technology installed so the system records reliably and stays out of the operator's way.
Forward, cabin and rear.
Cameras need clear views, steady mounts and dependable power. Their triggers often come from the warning system, doors or speed, which makes video one of the most connected systems in the vehicle.
Views, triggers and power.
Forward + cabin cameras
In-car video systems with forward and rear-seat views mounted for a clear picture and a clear windshield.
Recording triggers
Automatic recording tied to warning lights, doors, speed or other inputs your agency specifies.
Body-worn integration
Vehicle integration and docking for body-worn systems where the platform supports it.
Backup + side cameras
Reverse and blind-spot cameras for larger and specialized vehicles.
Obstacle detection
Sensors and alarms that help operators maneuver large vehicles in tight spaces.
Offload + storage
Planning for how footage leaves the vehicle, whether by wireless upload or removable media.
Evidence can't be an afterthought.
A camera that loses power, fogs up or misses the trigger fails exactly when it matters. These are the questions we answer up front.
Ready-for-Service Acceptance Checklist
What to verify before a newly upfitted vehicle goes into service.
- What has to be recorded? Views and triggers follow your agency's policy, so we start there.
- What starts a recording? Lights, doors, speed or a crash sensor, each one wired and tested.
- Will lighting affect the picture? Light placement and flash patterns can wash out or flicker on camera.
- How does footage get out? Wireless upload, docking or media swap, matched to your evidence process.
- What happens at ignition-off? Recording continues for the time policy requires without killing the battery.
- Is the rear seat covered? Rear-seat cameras need to work with partitions and prisoner transport layouts.
Selected for the requirement.
Your agency's evidence platform usually decides the video system. We integrate it with the rest of the vehicle. A brand listed here doesn't mean we're a dealer for, or endorsed by, that manufacturer. See Brands.
Video depends on everything else.
Warning + Scene Lighting
The most common recording trigger, and the biggest factor in picture quality at night.
Explore → 03Mobile Data + Technology
Viewing, tagging and uploading often happen through the in-vehicle terminal.
Explore → 05Power + Equipment
Recording after ignition-off needs protected, planned power.
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