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Body-worn and vehicle cameras, docking stations and evidence software for organisations working in Abu Dhabi, supplied and supported from our Dubai office.
The sectors we are asked for most across the emirate.
Patrol, traffic and custody. Abu Dhabi Police have operated body cameras on officers since a two-year pilot. The questions we get here are practical ones: fleet size, retention, and who signs off on an export.
Guarding contracts across malls, towers and compounds on Abu Dhabi Island and Al Reem. Cameras get specified per post rather than per guard, because a post is covered around the clock and the camera changes hands at handover.
Khalifa Port, Zayed Port and the airport cargo estates run mixed fleets. Vehicle recorders and body-worn cameras land on one server, and an incident gets reconstructed across both.
Crews at Mussafah, ICAD and out through Al Dhafra work in dust and heat that settle the specification long before resolution does.
Inspectors covering Abu Dhabi City, Al Ain and Al Dhafra usually carry one camera each and dock it back at the depot, which puts dock capacity on the crew rota.
Rescue and ambulance crews mount on the helmet more often than the chest, which narrows the model list quickly.
Cameras first, then the hardware a fleet needs around them.
Nine models across Hytera, Motorola and Xignal, from offline units through to 4G and 5G streaming.
View body camerasFourteen units covering cabs, cargo areas and yard plant, up to multi-channel recorders with a PTZ head.
View vehicle camerasMulti-bay docks that charge a shift and offload it at the same time, sized by how many cameras come off at once.
View docking stationsMounts, chest harnesses, spare batteries, power and transport cases, matched to the model they have to fit.
View accessoriesStart with what has to happen while an incident is still running.
AFor crews that begin and end at the same depot, where nobody has to watch in real time.
BFor patrol and response work, where a supervisor may need to see an incident while it is still running.
CFor specialist work, and for footage that may be enlarged or challenged months later.
Whichever you pick, the footage lands on your own video infrastructure. Tell us how the shifts run and we will work out the capacity you actually need.
The figures that decide which models are still on the list here.
Published operating ceilings run from +40 to +60 degrees Celsius across the nine body cameras. The model rated to +40 is the one an Abu Dhabi summer finds first.
Sealing runs from IP54 to IP68 depending on the model, and most publish a drop test alongside it.
Nine to twelve hours across the range, and thirteen on the helmet unit, which carries a detachable second cell. Swappable models go past their figure without returning to a dock.
Recording runs from 720p up to 4K. Identification at conversational distance is met at 1080p on every model we supply.
Resolution multiplies against how long you keep footage, and that pairing sizes the server rather than the camera.
No model in this range carries a hazardous-area certification. A classified zone needs a certified device, and none of these is one.
Tell us where the camera actually works through the day and we will say which models hold up.
What sits behind the camera, and who controls each part.
Cameras go into the rack when the shift ends. The dock charges them and moves the recordings across at the same time, so nothing is carried off by hand.
How docking works
Recordings land on a server you own, in your own rack or a data centre you pick. Capacity follows the retention rule.
Video infrastructure
One place to search every recording, whichever camera made it. Permissions decide who can open, share or export a clip, and the schedule removes it at expiry.
Evidence managementThe server stays under your control, so recordings do not leave the jurisdiction that collected them. How evidence management works.
How the work runs, and what we need from you to start it.
Shift pattern, where the cameras are worn, fleet size and who has to accept the footage. A tender pack is ideal; a short email is enough to start.
A written configuration with the reasoning behind it. Where two models genuinely do the same job we say that instead of picking one.
Hardware in your hands, at the Abu Dhabi site it has to survive. A mounting point tells you more in ten minutes than a datasheet does.
Docking and storage set up, operators trained on the handling rules, then spares and repairs held against the fleet for its working life.
The ones Abu Dhabi buyers ask first.
Yes. We are based on Baniyas Road in Deira, Dubai, and supply and support deployments across Abu Dhabi and the rest of the GCC. There is no Abu Dhabi shopfront, so demonstrations, delivery and site visits are arranged from Dubai.
Abu Dhabi Police published rules in January 2025 covering how cameras are used on duty, including that the device is worn in clear sight and that people are told when recording starts. The detail is set out in full in our guide to the rules.
Yes. No UAE law prohibits owning or issuing a body camera. A deployment stands or falls on its policy rather than its hardware: when the camera runs, who is told, and who can open the footage afterwards.
We supply organisations. The range is built around a system: cameras with docks or recorders behind them, a server, and evidence management on top. A single camera without the rest of it does not give a buyer what these products are for. Pilots are a different matter, and we run them regularly at small volumes.
We do not publish prices. A camera is a line in a system that also contains docks or recorders, a server, licences, storage sized to a retention rule, installation and support, and the ratios between those change completely between a twenty-camera pilot and a fleet-wide rollout. Send us the shift pattern or the vehicle list and the retention obligation and we will work a real figure back from them.
Hytera, Motorola and Xignal, which is the Recoda range. Nine body camera models and fourteen vehicle units across dash cameras, mobile DVRs and NVRs, and PTZ heads, all listed with full specifications and comparison tables.
We will show you the whole system: cameras, docking, the server and the evidence software, configured the way your deployment would run.
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