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Police body camera systems for UAE law enforcement, with secure recording, live streaming, docking and digital evidence management.
From patrol and traffic enforcement to investigations and tactical operations, choose the camera setup that fits each assignment.
Body cameras for patrol officers to record calls, stops and public interactions throughout the shift, creating a reliable record of each incident.
Record traffic stops, roadside interactions and vehicle inspections from the officer’s perspective, with video evidence available for later review.
Capture interviews, statements, searches and evidence collection on video, creating a time-stamped record that can support investigations and case files.
Body cameras for tactical teams operating in high-risk environments, with rugged designs, low-light recording and hands-free mounting options.
Record prisoner handling, searches, transfers and custody interactions to provide a clear and accountable video record throughout the process.
Capture public interactions, events and crowd-management operations from the officer’s viewpoint, providing context when incidents need to be reviewed later.
Create reliable video evidence, improve accountability and give officers and supervisors a clearer record of every incident.
A complaint about a stop is settled by the video, not by one person's word against another.
Footage goes straight from the camera to the server through the dock. No memory cards, and nobody handling files.
Search by officer, date or incident. No working out who signed for which camera months ago.
Cameras are signed out to a named officer at the start of the shift, so you always know who recorded what.
On models that stream, a supervisor can watch an incident as it happens, over 4G, 5G or Wi-Fi.
Cameras go into the dock when the shift ends. They charge and upload there, so the next shift picks up a working camera.
Choose the option that fits how your teams work. Each one can be customised to suit.
AFor units that start and finish at the same station, where nobody needs to watch live.
BFor patrol and response, where a supervisor may need to see an incident as it happens.
CFor specialist work, and for footage that may be enlarged or challenged later.
Footage and evidence sit on your own video infrastructure. Contact us about your shift pattern and we will size it with you.
The rest of the system is the same whichever camera you choose.
Sized by how many cameras come off shift at once, not by headcount. Officers take a camera from the rack at handover and return it to the same rack.
How docking works
The server the footage lands on, in your own rack or a data centre you choose. Sized to your headcount and how long you keep recordings.
Video infrastructure
All footage in one place, whichever camera recorded it. You set who can open, share or export a clip, and how long it is kept before the server deletes it.
Evidence managementVehicle cameras feed the same server and the same software. See vehicle cameras.
From first enquiry to a fleet in service, and who does what at each stage.
The shift pattern, the environment, the fleet size and who has to accept the footage. A tender document works, and so does a rough description.
In writing, against your requirement, with the reasoning. Where two options are genuinely equivalent we say so.
Hardware in your hands on your own site, in the conditions it has to survive. The actual mounting point tells you more than a datasheet.
Configuration, docking and storage set up, officer training on the handling rules, then maintenance and spares for the life of the fleet.
The ones we get asked most.
It depends on whether anyone needs to watch live. Offline or Wi-Fi cameras where footage is reviewed after the shift, 4G or 5G where a control room watches incidents. Mixed fleets are normal.
Between 9 and 12 hours on one charge, and 13 hours on the helmet unit, which carries a second battery. Storage runs from 16 GB to 256 GB depending on the model.
Four things drive it: officers on shift at once, whether the cameras carry SIMs, recording resolution, and how long you keep the footage. Send us your shift pattern and retention rule and we will quote.
In most places that publish a rule, yes, and it is standard practice everywhere else. The camera is worn in clear sight, people are told, and recording is limited in private settings.
Not where an evidence policy bans it, which is the normal position. Order a camera with no memory card slot and no USB drive mode, so the dock is the only way off it.
Offline is often the right choice: no SIM means no monthly data line per officer. Live streaming earns its cost where a supervisor makes decisions while an incident is running. Both end up on the same server.
Short guides on the law, on choosing a camera, and on how footage gets off the device.
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What the law asks of a recording, and what it does not.
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The questions to settle before you write a specification.
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How footage should leave the camera, and what each route costs to run.
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Where a camera is actually required, and where it is a client asking.
Read the articleWe will show you the whole system: cameras, docking, server and software. Tell us your headcount and shift pattern and we will recommend the right models.
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