Prima Facie Body Worn Camera

    April 24, 2017
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    Safety Vision’s Prima Facie Body Worn Camera acts as an impartial third-eye creating indisputable and court-admissible evidence. Prima Facie features 32GB of memory, three recording resolutions up to 1080p HD, 30 second pre-event recording, and automatic IRs for powerful nighttime performance. Snapshot and capture high resolution stills, record audio-only when interviewing witnesses, playback files on the integrated LCD screen, and reduce the amount of equipment officers are required to carry with two-way radio mic interface.

    Coming soon in October 2017, the launch of Safety Vision’s new fully integrated and fully loaded body worn camera with WiFi, in-car video integration, extended battery life, live look-in and GPS.

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