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The EH-15 body worn cameras offer full 1080p HD video recording, a 140-degree wide-angle lens for capturing more footage, 64 GB of internal memory, over 10 hour record time, auto night vision, a pre-record, post-recording function, and much more.
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Shop Best Range of Body Worn Cameras In UK The EH-15 body worn cameras offer full 1080p HD video recording, a 140-degree wide-angle lens for capturing more footage, 64 GB of internal memory, over 10 hour record time, auto night vision, a pre-record, post-recording function, and much more.
Body Worn Cameras For Police Police have a straightforward use for body-worn cameras. The BWC on the officer helps them capture images of a crime scene to review later to rummage for clues that they might have missed in the first check. Officers can use the audio recording while interrogating a suspect or even pedestrians to ensure minimal loss of information. Wherever stronger evidence is desired, the officer can switch on the video recording to document every action with its wide-angle lens.
Body Worn Cameras For Security Guards Security guards keep an area safe. They do so by guarding a spot or patrolling throughout the area to look out for anything out of ordinary. With a body-worn camera, they can start recording as soon as they suspect any suspicious activity to give them an edge in terms of proof. One can transfer all the recorded images and videos to a computer through a built-in HDMI for review.
Body Worn Cameras Use In Health Care The Body-worn camera is a piece of equipment one can wear to capture photos, audio and video. Straps keep it in place, allowing free movement of both hands to the user. Initially, only used by police officers, body-worn cameras (or BWCs) are now finding their way into other services. Its features improve accountability and procure tamper-free evidence that can be used for proof or future learning. One of the new applications is in the medical & healthcare industry.
Body Worn Cameras For Personal Training Academies that train police and other officials often use past cases for cadets to study. The audio, video and image files can be easily transferred from the BWC to any computer/ laptop. This data can then be used to train cadets by showing them many scenarios they could experience on the job and preparing them in advance for it. Apart from this, it is seen that people tend to behave less aggressively when they know they are being recorded. They become more aware of their actions, increasing the likeliness of reaching a non-violent solution.
