Kaishot, Personal Mobile DVR for Military and Law Enforcement
The Kaishot Body Worn DVR uses H.264 video compression technology to record up to 8 hours of 720 x 570 @25 fps full resolution video to internal flash based memory. Designed to worn by Police, Military, Government or Private company employees The Kaishot is waterproof to IP65 and drop tested for ruggedised applications. Wireless and GPS options are available for transmission of video over a wireless “Mesh” network and GPS tracking. Metadata like GPS location , time, date are stored on the video file for use as evidence. The large LCD ruggedised display allows the wearer of the Body Worn DVR to check the external camera alignment and to replay video stored in the internal SD card. A whole range of accesories including hand held or body worn lapel, shoulder or helmet cameras are available.
Features:
- H.264 High quality full resolution video recording
- Full frame rate video with audio
- IP65 rated and shock proof casing
- 2.4″ LCD display for viewing video & camera alignment
- Time and date stamping
- MESH wireless LAN network available (external)
- GPS tracking available (external)
- Over 8 hours recording at high quality
- A/V out and USB support
- PolyCarbonate body with belt clip for ruggedised use
- Keypad with one touch record function
- Software lock to avoid accidentally stopping the recording
Benefits and Applications:
- Recording video evidence in mobile appliactions
- Foot police body worn video surveillance
- Military and para military applications
- Helmet , shoulder or lapel cameras
- Private security firms
- Lone worker safety applications
- Transport , bus driver protection /deterrent
- Night club security attendants
- Mobile medical camera for accident assesment
- Mobile pipe inspection cameraand recording
Ryan Temple is the Director of Operations for PCSurveillance.net. PCSurveillance has been serving integrators and manufacturing customized Surveillance Systems throughout the US since 2002. You can read more of Ryan’s articles at http://blog.pcsurveillance.net/ Ryan can be reached at ryan@pcsurveillance.net
