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Body Cameras for Frontline and Fleet Operations

The full body camera range we supply, from offline units that upload over Wi-Fi or at the dock, to models that stream live over 4G and 5G.

Vehicle cameras sit alongside them, so a frontline team and its vehicles can be specified in one pass.

The body-worn camera range supplied by BodyCamera.ae arranged on a light grey surface

The Range

Cameras, docking stations and accessories in one catalogue. Pick a range first, then filter it down.

No product matches that combination. Loosen one of the filters, or tell us the deployment and we will specify against it.

Xignal Pro M535 5G body worn camera, front view

Xignal Pro M535 (5G)

5G4KSwappable

Hytera SC880 5G body worn camera, front view

Hytera SC880 (5G)

5G4KHot-swap

Xignal M530 4G body worn camera, angled front view

Xignal M530 (4G)

4G2KSwappable

Hytera SC580 4G body worn camera showing its colour display

Hytera SC580 (4G)

4GDual camera16MP

Motorola V500 body worn camera, front view

Motorola V500

4G LTE1080pIP67

Xignal M520 4G body worn camera, three quarter view showing the power key, the PTT push to talk key and the USB port cover

Xignal 4G AU M520

4G1080pIntercom

Xignal M540 4G helmet camera strapped to the front of a white safety helmet with the lens facing forward

Xignal M540 Helmet (4G)

4GHelmet1440p

Xignal Pro M508 body worn camera, angled view

Xignal Pro M508

Offline & Wi-Fi140°1296p

Motorola V200 body worn camera, front view

Motorola V200

Offline & Wi-Fi720pMIL-STD

Xignal M728(G4F) eight channel mobile DVR, front three quarter view showing the removable hard drive caddy, front panel USB backup port and RJ45 network port

Xignal M728(G4F)

8 channelHDD4G

Xignal M720(G4F) four channel mobile DVR, rear connector panel showing the four aviation camera inputs, the AV output, the I/O and extension headers, a VGA port, the power connector and the 4G, GPS and Wi-Fi antenna mounts

Xignal M720(G4F)

4 channelHDD4G

Xignal M710(G4F) four channel mobile DVR, front view showing the status indicators, key lock, AV output, USB backup port and RJ45 network port

Xignal M710(G4F)

4 channelHDD720p

Xignal M728(G4F)-IP hybrid mobile NVR, front view showing the removable hard drive caddy, key lock, USB backup port and RJ45 network port

Xignal M728(G4F)-IP

12 channelIP + AHDONVIF

Xignal M720(G4F)-IP hybrid mobile NVR, front three quarter view showing the removable hard drive caddy, key lock, USB backup port and RJ45 network port

Xignal M720(G4F)-IP

8 channelIP + AHDONVIF

Xignal M605 AI mobile DVR, front three quarter view of the low profile chassis showing the mounting flanges, status indicators, key lock, hinged SD card door, USB port and RJ45 network port

Xignal M605

4 channelSD cardADAS + DSM + BSD

Xignal M607 4G AI dash camera, side view showing the cabin facing lens, the ventilated housing, the windscreen mount bracket and the wiring harness connector

Xignal M607

4 channelSD card4G

Xignal M606 dash camera, three quarter view showing the cabin facing lens, the two antenna stubs, the ventilation louvres and the side ports

Xignal M606

4 channelSD cardH.265

Motorola M500 in car video system, the full kit: the core processor, the five inch touchscreen control panel, the front and cabin cameras and a body camera

Motorola M500

5 cameras4K frontPlate recognition

Motorola M500E in car video system, the core processor with the compact control head on top and the two cameras it supports beside it

Motorola M500E

2 camerasSD cardWi-Fi

Xignal vehicle PTZ camera, front view of the T shaped head showing the camera pod with its wiper blade on one arm and the array infrared illuminator on the other, on a bolt down base

Vehicle PTZ camera, AHD or IP

PTZAHD or IPVehicle mount

Xignal C814 vehicle PTZ camera, a compact dome head in black showing the zoom lens between two infrared lamps, on its cylindrical rotating base

Xignal C814 PTZ camera

PTZFast presetsVehicle mount

Xignal portable 4G PTZ camera set up on its telescopic tripod beside the hard transit case it is carried in

Portable 4G PTZ camera

PTZBattery4G

Hytera SC880 body camera seated in a powered vehicle cradle, showing the four charging contacts at the base of the holder and the ball joint mount it sits on

Hytera SC880 in a vehicle mount

Body camera5GVehicle mount

Xignal eight-bay body camera docking station with USB 3.0 connection

8-Port Dock

8 bays

Xignal eight-bay docking station with a built-in seven-inch touchscreen

8-Port Dock with Screen

8 baysScreen

Xignal floor-standing evidence kiosk with a nineteen-inch touchscreen

Evidence Kiosk

20 portsScreen

Hytera EDS30-SC docking station with eight Hytera body cameras docked

EDS30-SC

8 baysScreen

Motorola eight-port docking station with V200 body cameras docked

V200 8-Port Dock

8 baysRFID

Motorola V500 smart dock with ten body cameras charging

V500 Smart Dock

10 portsRFID

Magnetic body camera mount, showing the magnet and the backing plate

Magnetic Mount

Mount

Body camera chest harness with straps over both shoulders and around the ribs

Chest Harness

Harness

Single-strap body camera shoulder harness

Shoulder Harness

Harness

Body camera mounted on the top of a white safety helmet

Helmet Mount

Mount

MOLLE body camera mount plate that weaves into PALS webbing

MOLLE Vest Mount

Mount

Body camera belt clip mount

Belt Clip

Mount

Body camera with two spare swappable batteries

Spare Battery

Power

Hard body camera transport case with cut foam, shown open

Carry Case

Case

Steps 02 and 03

What Happens to the Footage

Getting the footage off the camera, and finding it again later.

Step 02 Swipe for the next step

At the end of a shift the camera goes into a bay. It charges and uploads at the same time, so nobody copies files by hand.

Some docks add a screen for checking footage on the spot, or record which officer took which camera. Footage stays on servers you control, in your own country if you need that.

Once footage is in, you can search by officer, shift or incident, attach clips to a case, and control who sees what.

Files are deleted on the schedule you set. Every view, export and share is recorded, so you can show a court who did what.

Body-worn camera standing on an office desk beside its docking station and a case file
Evidence, access and conduct

Built for Evidentiary Requirements

Wherever body cameras are deployed, the same questions decide whether the footage holds up: can it be shown to be unaltered, who was allowed to see it, and were people told they were being recorded.

Our cameras, docking stations and evidence software answer those as one system. Tell us where you operate and we will specify against the rules that apply there.

Camera Questions

What buyers ask before a specification is signed off.

No. Offline units record to encrypted internal storage and transfer everything when they are docked, with no connectivity required at any point. 4G/5G models add live streaming where operations need it, but that is an option rather than a dependency.

An offline camera records to encrypted internal storage and transfers the whole shift when it is docked, or over Wi-Fi once it reaches base. A 4G or 5G camera does the same, and also streams to a command centre while the incident is still running. Both end up on the same server.

Through a dock. The camera is placed in a bay at the end of the duty, the files transfer to your server and the camera charges at the same time. Docks are brand-specific.

On a private server you control, deployed on-premise or hosted in-country. The system is built so that evidence does not leave the jurisdiction that collected it, and there is no dependency on a third-party public cloud.

Retention is set by your policy rather than by the device. Digital Evidence Management enforces the schedule you configure, so different categories of evidence can be held for different periods and disposed of automatically at expiry.

No. Footage is written to storage the wearer has no write access to, and every file carries the operator ID and a tamper-evident timestamp. That is what makes the recording defensible later under review or in court.

It is encrypted on the camera and at rest on the server. The Motorola Smart Dock link is AES-256. Not every manufacturer publishes what the link itself uses. For the other docks, bring us your security policy and we will confirm the transport in writing.

Within a brand, yes. The Motorola in-car systems run their own chain, alongside Motorola body-worn footage in their video management platform.

Hytera, Motorola and Xignal, which is the Recoda range. The brands are not interchangeable behind the scenes: docks, evidence platforms and streaming consoles are brand-specific, which is why the decision belongs at the start of a project.

We do not publish prices, and the reason is not coyness. Send us the shift pattern or the vehicle list and the retention obligation and we will work a real figure back from them.

Yes. Components are specified and procured separately, so a pilot can run on a small number of cameras and a single docking station, then extend without replacing anything already in the field.

See it running in your environment

Tell us where the cameras will be deployed: the sector, the shift pattern, and whether a control room needs to watch live. We will demonstrate the models that fit, with the docking and evidence management behind them.

Body Camera Models

Two ways to deploy. Browse below.

Request a Demonstration

Tell us where the cameras will be deployed and we will arrange a demonstration with the right models for your sector.

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