Blackhawk MVS6 Mobile Video Surveillance

    Jan. 5, 2009
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    Doosan Infracore Portable Power introduces the Blackhawk MVS6 Mobile Video Surveillance. The Blackhawk MVS6 (Mobile Video Surveillance) is an extra set of eyes to effectively monitor and record images in various environments such as construction sites, parking lots, event venues and equipment yards. The Blackhawk MVS6 uses a self-contained power unit, which employs a standard hybrid power system of solar and diesel technology to ensure 6 months of uninterrupted remote operation. Its wireless technology makes remote operation simple yet flexible for any environment, and its anti-theft features ensure that it is a solid investment for any jobsite. The Blackhawk MVS6 can be remotely operated, using software that connects the user to the system's day / night imaging.

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