Hytera introduces the VM750D Push-to-Talk capable Body Worn Camera

Body worn cameras (BWCs) are increasingly being used by law enforcement agencies to provide greater transparency, better evidence gathering, and to enhance user safety. BWCs can play a vital role in building trust with the public by promoting better police officer and security guard accountability and by enhancing the transparency of incidents involving police, security personnel and citizens.

BWCs can also help to protect the wearer by deterring aggressive and violent behaviour, as people often calm down if they realise they are being filmed. In addition, video and audio data can capture what really happened during an incident. This data provides much stronger evidence in court than just relying on verbal testimonies, increasing the likelihood of a successful prosecution.

For these reasons, it is essential that customers select the right body worn camera to match their actual requirements. The VM750D is compact and lightweight (210g with battery). It features a 2.8-inch screen and is highly robust, as it is IP68 certified against water and dust ingress and can withstand drops of up to 2m. It supports infrared night vision, while electronic image stabilisation is available as an option.

Here are some of the main features provided by the VM750D.

160° Diagonal Field of View