VISTA XLT Two-Piece Body-worn Camera System

    Nov. 15, 2017
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    VISTA XLT is a highly versatile two‐piece body‐worn camera system with amazingly small, lightweight, interchangeable head and body‐mounted HD cameras that allow officers to adapt to changing assignments and uniform types.   The two-piece design puts the lens, microphone and record button on the head and body-mounted cameras, while the DVR is securely attached to the officer’s duty belt. The cameras connect to the DVR via a cable run underneath the officer’s shirt or vest.

    Wi-Fi enablement allows one or more VISTA XLT cameras and a WatchGuard 4RE in-car system to work seamlessly as a single integrated system, capturing synchronized video of an event from multiple vantage points.

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