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Evidence from where the work happens, off the vehicle.
A wearable camera for the part of the job that happens at the door, the site or the kerb.
“The meter read 4,812 when I arrived. The gate was already open.”
What a body camera pays back.
Evidence that holds up in court.
Officers record the encounter from first contact. Footage is time-stamped, locked against edits and linked to the case, so prosecutors work from what happened, not from memory.
Protect crews from patient aggression.
A visible camera calms tense calls. If a patient or bystander turns violent, paramedics have a clear record of what happened, ready for the supervisor and the report.
Get help to an officer, fast
For security and enforcement teams, one press of SOS starts recording, shares the officer’s location and alerts a supervisor, so help is on the way and the moment is on record.
Technical Specifications
ZenCAM Body
A wearable body camera designed for incident recording and proof of service in the field.
| Ideal for | Public safety, security and field service teams that need wearable video for incident recording and proof of service |
| Key capabilities | 1080p body-worn video with GPS, full-shift recording, secure evidence capture, service confirmation video |
| Recording | More than 12 hours continuous |
| Features | Automatic event detection, real-time monitoring, easy-replace battery, gun draw sensor, dock, evidence review terminal, in-car use |
| In testing | Police wearing |
Everything you need to evaluate it.
Devices that pair with it.
Questions about BodyCAM.
When does it record?
The person doing the work decides. It’s for the moment at the door, site or kerb, not continuous recording.
Where does the footage go?
It attaches to the job, stop or case it belongs to.
Does it protect our crew?
A clear record helps settle a dispute fairly, which protects the person doing the work as much as the operation.
How do crews charge and store it?
We’ll set up charging and hand-over routines with you during rollout.
