D-EyE F1EL21 portable video recorder

Description

All technical parameters:

Outstanding features:

• Compact, highly durable body;
• High- performance Ambrella H22 chip/ 140° wide- angle lens;
• Maximum photo resolution 40 Mpx / Maximum video resolution 1512P/30 fps;
  
• Powerful 3100 mAh integrated Li-Ion battery and optimized software ensure up to 12 hours 50 minutes of continuous video recording;
  
• Motion detection, early and delayed recording start settings;
• Quick recording start function - one-button recording start/Device ID/Time/Date stamp/coordinates;
• Powerful 3 IR LED manual/automatic illumination in low light conditions (up to 10 m);
• Memory: built-in internal 32 GB (standard) - about 7 hours of recording capacity (1080p) (optional up to 128 GB);
• Dimensions (mm)/Weight (g): 77x56x23 / 130±5g;
• Kit: D-EyE F1EL21 (32GB), charger DC5V/2A, USB cable (miniUSB or Type-C), single-port DockStation, 2 metal-plastic clasps.

Additional options:

• When ordering, specify the type of USB connector (if ordered without specification, the free choice will be sent);
• Memory expansion: up to 128 GB +30€ (Inquiry);
• D-EyE designation: D-EyE ABC: A-model/B-internal memory capacity/C-battery type (quantity).

A portable video recorder is also known by other names: personal, body camera, personal recorder, portable, mobile video recorder, compact video camera, Police camera, Body camera or BodyCam, Body DVR or Body recorder (Police, Body), Low Enforcement (law enforcement) video camera and others.

Purpose and law

• Crime (violations of the law) prevention, ensuring public order, can be used during operational (intelligence) tasks.
• Body cameras encourage good behavior and reduce the number of provocations and incidents. They are an effective preventive measure, and legally recorded video can serve as evidence in the investigation of an administrative or criminal offense or to protect reputation.

The video recorder must be used in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act and regulated by secondary legislation. If the information collected by the video recorder is to be used for purposes other than determining the circumstances of the violation , it is necessary to comply with the personal data protection rules, with the exception of the case where a criminal act is recorded.

Important:

1. Uploading a video online poses a direct threat to a person's privacy;
2. There is an imperative requirement for information collected by recording a video recorder about a social event that is relevant to the investigation of a violation of law: the video recording must be integral, that is, continuous.